RO + EDI Ultrapure Water System

500-1000 LPH RO + EDI High-Purity Water System

A 500-1000 L/h high-purity water treatment solution combining reverse osmosis with continuous electrodeionization. The final configuration is matched to the source water, RO permeate quality, target conductivity and application requirements.

500-1000 L/h Capacity

MMF Pretreatment

ACF Pretreatment

Resin Softening

RO + EDI purification

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BUILT AROUND YOUR WATER

Not Just a Standard EDI Machine

EDI performance depends heavily on the quality of the water entering the EDI module. For most projects, suitable RO permeate is used as the EDI feed.

RO Permeate First

The EDI section should receive suitable RO permeate. Upstream pretreatment and RO configuration are selected according to the original feed water.

Target Conductivity Matters

The polishing concept, EDI module selection and monitoring points should be matched to the verified final-water quality requirement.

Integrated Monitoring

Conductivity or resistivity monitoring can be arranged at key points across the RO and EDI treatment train according to the project.

Core Components of an RO System

Pump brands, piping materials and RO membrane options can be selected according to project budget, water quality, hygiene requirements and local service preferences.

Water Pump

Choose the pump brand according to project budget, duty point, local service requirements and customer preference.

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Pipe Material

Select piping based on hygiene level, corrosion resistance, project budget and application requirements.

RO Membrane

Choose the RO membrane brand, element size, and array based on factors such as water quality, flow rate, local services, and budget.

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TYPICAL CONFIGURATION

0.5-1 T/H RO + EDI System Specifications

The values below describe a typical design basis only. Final EDI configuration should be confirmed from the source-water analysis, RO permeate quality and required final-water standard.

TREATMENT PROCESS

How a 500-1000 LPH RO + EDI System Works

*Optional post-treatment depends on the required application and final-water standard.

DESIGN EXAMPLE

From RO Permeate to High-Purity Water

Aquaclarion first checks the original source water and designs the upstream RO stage. The EDI module is then selected around the RO permeate quality, required capacity and final conductivity or resistivity target.

500-1000 L/h Nominal capacity
RO+EDICore process
Max resistivity: 18.2 MΩ·cm
APPLICATIONS

Where 0.5-1 TPH RO + EDI Capacity Fits

A 500-1000 L/h RO + EDI system is suitable for projects that need a continuous supply of lower-conductivity, higher-purity process water, subject to the required final standard.

WHY AQUACLARION

Designed for Real Project Conditions

What we need before quotation

Send us the feed-water source, available water-analysis report, required final-water flow, operating hours, application, target conductivity or resistivity, storage requirement and distribution-loop information. These details allow us to select the appropriate pretreatment, RO configuration and EDI module.

Can EDI treat raw water directly?

EDI is normally used as a polishing stage after suitable upstream purification, commonly reverse osmosis. The original source water still determines the pretreatment and RO design.

The EDI module should receive suitable reverse osmosis (RO) permeate. Typically, the incoming liquid must have a conductivity of 1–10 us/cm. However, the actual requirement depends on the selected EDI module and the project design.

The final conductivity or resistivity depends on the quality of the reverse osmosis (RO) product water, the selection of the electrodialysis (EDI) module, and the operating conditions. Typically, it can reach up to 18.2 MΩ·cm.

Yes. UV and other post-treatment or polishing stages can be added when required by the application and final-water quality specification.

Please provide the source-water analysis, required capacity, application, operating hours and target final-water quality. If EDI is being added to an existing RO system, provide the available RO permeate data as well.

RO + EDI System FAQ