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First we test the raw water to see what it contains and how much is available. Pretreatment then removes sand, mud and other particles that would otherwise block the membranes very quickly.

Next, the high-pressure pump pushes the water through the RO membranes, which hold back dissolved salts and other impurities. After that comes post-treatment: adding back some minerals, correcting the pH and disinfecting, because water straight out of an RO membrane is usually too pure to use as it is. Finally the water is stored and distributed, and we commission the plant and test it before handing it over.

A plant that has slowed down doesn't always need replacing. New membranes, a better pump, more capacity or a few process changes can often bring it back to full output for much less money and with far less downtime than a new plant. The skill is in knowing which parts are worth keeping.

Dirty or scaled membranes are the most common reason output drops. A proper membrane cleaning (CIP), using the right chemical for the type of dirt, followed by a performance check, often recovers most of the lost output without buying new membranes.