Monday, June 15, 2015

AXEON Water Technologies Release New Lines of Reverse Osmosis Systems


Recently, AXEON Water Technologies has released two new lines of light commercial reverse osmosis systems: the AXEON L1-Series and the FLEXEON LP-Series. Both systems are offered free-standing or wall-mounted, and feature a compact, space-saving design perfect for the food service industry as well as others which require larger quantities of reverse osmosis water in a smaller space. Before the release of these systems, consumers were forced to choose a residential or commercial reverse osmosis system. The problem with these is that a residential system only produces up to 150 GPD and is not customizable to suit a particular feed water quality, line pressure, feed water temperature, and desired permeate quality. A commercial system is much bigger (so most businesses simply do not have the space for the system), and can be very costly for a consumer that doesn’t necessarily need thousands of gallons a day.
http://www.axeonwater.com/blog/axeon-water-technologies-release-new-lines-of-reverse-osmosis-systems/

Sunday, June 14, 2015

How Chemical Potential Affects Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment Systems


The process of osmosis is defined through the explanation of “chemical potential” in a solution. The chemical potential of a solution is inversely affected by the concentration of salt, and directly affected by the temperature of the water and the pressure of the solution. If the solution has a constant temperature and pressure, and the salt concentration increases, then the chemical potential decreases. But if the temperature and/or pressure increases, then the chemical potential increases accordingly. The feed water for brackish water reverse osmosis systems generally has a higher chemical potential than the feed water for a sea water reverse osmosis system mostly because the salt concentration is lower.
http://www.axeonwater.com/blog/how-chemical-potential-affects-reverse-osmosis-water-treatment-systems/

Saturday, June 13, 2015

Commercial Reverse Osmosis Machine for Food and Beverage Industries


Reverse osmosis is a process that has been growing rapidly over the last couple of decades, especially in the food and beverage industry. In each application, certain types and ranges of quality in water are needed. There are many applications that top-of-the line commercial reverse osmosis systems have been proven very beneficial, such as bottled water, breweries, wine, dairy, distilled spirits, soft drinks, and food processing. When producing bottled water, a reverse osmosis machine is ideal. These reverse osmosis machines create microbiological and cyst protection in the product water and are also economical for water bottlers. All of our AXEON commercial reverse osmosis machines are designed to handle municipal water and also detect any drop in product water quality.
http://www.axeonwater.com/blog/commercial-reverse-osmosis-machine-for-food-and-beverage-industries/

Friday, June 12, 2015

A Much Closer Look at AXEON’s World-Class Reverse Osmosis Filter Line


No matter what type(s) of contaminant is present in your feed water, AXEON has the solution for you with its efficient reverse osmosis filter cartridges. AXEON’s two most popular reverse osmosis filters are the CBF-Series Carbon Block Filters and the SDF-Series Sediment Depth Filters. The AXEON carbon blocks have a high chlorine removal capacity, which helps reduce odor, SOCs and VOCs from the water. This improves the taste and quality of the water. The high purity coconut-based carbon utilizes the industry’s leading carbon filtration technology to reduce as much chlorine as possible. The AXEON sediment depth filters have a higher dirt holding capacity. They feature a graded density and high chemical resistance. Offered in multiple micron sizes, all sediment depth filters feature four layers of step-by-step micron filtration. This product is certified to NSF Standard 42 and contain FDA listed materials.
http://www.axeonwater.com/blog/a-much-closer-look-at-axeons-world-class-reverse-osmosis-filter-line/