
Reverse osmosis system
GENO-OSMO-AVRO 125 RU
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B Basic information
1 | Laws, regulations, standards
In the interest of good health, rules cannot be ignored when it comes
to the processing of drinking water. This operation manual takes into
consideration the current regulations and stipulates information that
you will need for the safe operation of your water treatment system.
Among other things, the set of rules stipulate that
•only approved companies are permitted to make major modifi-
cations to water supply facilities
•and that tests, inspections and maintenance on installed devic-
es are to be performed at regular intervals.
There is no chemically pure water in nature. Even in the atmos-
phere, rain water absorbs various substances that change the
properties of the water to a greater or lesser degree. This process
continues as the water passes through the ground layers, with the
result that the water is enriched with increasingly large quantities of
materials. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is particularly important here, since
this substance increases the dissolving capability of the water even
more. Consequently, drinking water contains quantities of dissolved
sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, copper,
zinc, chlorides, fluorides, sulphates and also nitrates, nitrites, phos-
phates and silicates that vary greatly from location to location.
Due to dynamic substance and water cycles, harmful elements,
which are only partly and only slowly bi
odegradable are increasingly
released into nature. These are only partially and slowly broken
down by natural effects. Consequently, these elements accumulate
in the groundwater and surface water over the course of time. Re-
moving them from natural water deposits represents a particular
challenge. Grünbeck faces this challenge with the aim of producing
unpolluted drinking and industrial water.
The water works provide us with pure drinking water that is suitable
for consumption. However, if the water is to be used for technical
purposes, further treatment is frequently required.