[Case Study] General Hospital Pure Water System (Dialysis Raw Water)

By securing raw water for dialysis from groundwater, we achieve safety and significant cost reduction!

Here is a case study of the delivery of a "Reverse Osmosis Membrane System (Purification Unit) with a daily capacity of 80 tons" to a general hospital. The hospital in question had relatively poor groundwater quality, so prior to the introduction of this system, the water used for artificial dialysis was purified water obtained by reverse osmosis filtration of tap water. After the system was implemented, the hospital was able to secure raw water for dialysis from groundwater, achieving safety and significant cost reductions. The "Sintropure Unit" used processes debris and coarse particles from well water using centrifugal separation technology at a low cost. [Case Overview] - Project: Delivery to a General Hospital - Model: WP-8000HG-SS - Source Water: Utilization of Groundwater - Applications: In-house Drinking Water / Purified Water for Dialysis, etc. - Capacity: Designed for 80 tons per day *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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