Hospital Dialysis Water Application

RO membranes remove almost all dissolved substances in water, including salts, heavy metals, and organic compounds, ensuring water purity. Water is forced through semi-permeable membranes under pressure, effectively blocking most contaminants.

UV light emitted by lamps quickly kills bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens in the water. Compared to traditional chemical disinfection methods, UV sterilization leaves no residual by-products, making it safe and efficient.

Activated carbon adsorption systems efficiently remove odors, chlorine, and organic contaminants, improving overall water safety and taste.

These systems continuously monitor key indicators such as pH, conductivity, and bacterial content, ensuring that water quality remains within acceptable ranges. Additionally, the system can automatically trigger alarms and generate data analysis reports to support the fine management of the water treatment process.

Operating downstream of RO systems, EDI combines ion-exchange resins with direct-current electric fields to remove residual ions, producing water with resistivity close to 18.2 MΩ·cm. Key medical-grade features include below: 

Chemical-Free Regeneration: H⁺/OH⁻ from water splitting automatically regenerate resins, eliminating risks of acid/alkali contamination;

Integrated Sterilization: 254nm UV lamps and 0.1μm ultrafiltration membranes control bacteria <100 CFU/mL and endotoxins <0.25 EU/mL;

EDI systems enable 24/7 continuous operation, with real-time monitoring of resistivity, TOC, and flow rates. IoT-based alarms provide immediate failure alerts, safeguarding dialysis water quality.

Through these advanced water treatment technologies, hospitals can ensure that the water used during dialysis treatment meets the strictest health standards. Each technology is meticulously designed and implemented to ensure that patients are not affected by contaminants during treatment, providing a safer and more effective treatment environment.