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Questions regarding secondary reverse osmosis

2019-05-21View Original

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Why is concentrated water still produced after the fresh water from primary reverse osmosis goes through secondary reverse osmosis? Logically, in first-stage reverse osmosis, only water molecules that can pass through the membrane are retained, so why is there still concentrated water produced in the second stage?
Reply #22019-05-25
The reverse osmosis membrane is related to pressure
Reply #32019-05-31
First-stage reverse osmosis is also divided into stage 1 and stage 2; the feed water for stage 2 is the concentrated water from stage 1, following the same principle. I’m also a beginner; I hope the expert can provide a detailed explanation.
Reply #42019-07-06
Isn’t the principle of secondary reverse osmosis the same as that of primary reverse osmosis? It’s just that the concentrated water from stage 1 cannot be recycled, but that from stage 2 can still be reused

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