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![]() The use a pump to push the waste water into the hot water tank.
Website is down so I cannot get a link
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![]() Thanks Chad !
Steve the Watts site is up and if you search for zero waste R.O. they have a schematic . Sorry not sure how to send link ![]() ![]() ..............Dave |
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![]() Last edited by woodcarver; 02-27-2007 at 12:56 AM. |
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![]() so the pressure of the booster pump forces the membrane by-pass water back into supply, overcoming the city pressure to a max of 80 psi?
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![]() I wouldn't waist the money on it. at 25gpd it is a very small system and by the looks of its set p you couldn't really put a 160 gpd membrane in there as the hot water system can only handle so much waist before it would over pressure and cause problems.
seams to me to be a fake tree hugger effect.. save water, but use more electricity. anyhow you can always rout the discharge of a normal ro unit to a big container and use it for watering the garden, or making the kids a hockey rink, or taking a bath.. Steve
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