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Is it reliable to use an anti-osmosis membrane system for purifying water, with automatic control systems for the multi-media filter and mixed-bed units?

2008-02-16View Original

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Some manufacturers recommend the use of automatic control, while others say that manual control is more reliable in this case. I would like to ask those who have experience with this: which control method do you use? To what extent does acid mist affect the dosing process in mixed-bed systems when using automatic control?
Reply #22014-05-13
If the water production volume is not high, it is recommended to use manual operation.
Reply #32014-05-13
For purifying water using reverse osmosis membranes, it is relatively reliable, or even very reliable, to employ automated control systems for the multi-media filters and mixed-bed systems, as this ensures stable operation.
Reply #42014-05-20
It’s already a very mature solution; with a larger system, everything can operate automatically

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