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![]() Hi,
I just pick up a new 75 GPD RO/DI unit, when I was in Calgary last month, and was wondering whats the ratio of the waste to good water should be? I just connected it up and it seems to produce a lot more waste water than good, is there a break in period for the RO membrane? Thanks, Ed. |
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![]() It is normal to produce more waste water than good. I think the ratio is like 3 or 4:1
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![]() pressure and temperature of the infeed water play a big part too, but normal is about 4:1
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![]() Yea, I kind of thought that. Looking like it's about 3.5 to 1 right now. I quess it would be a matter of time, a few W/C to see a differents it would make. I had always use tap water.
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![]() A booster pump will very much alter or change your ratios. I have two 50gph membranes hooked up in series, with a booster pump running before them... and im getting at least 2:1 waste to good water, or better. Even with COLD water going in.
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No more tanks ![]() Cheers, Chris |
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![]() Could you provide the specifics of this "booster" pump that you are using?
Make, model, where you bought it, ect. Thanks, Tyler |
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![]() They are if you plumb them to water the garden with your waste water.
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#9
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![]() Or use it for your washing machine.
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