If water containing suspended particles is made to flow through a basin under non-turbulent conditions, the suspended particles that are heavy enough will separate from the water, resulting in the production of clarified water with a lower concentration of the suspended particles.
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In some cases where the suspended solids concentration in the water is relatively low, the suspended solids can be filtered out of the water, instead of using the gravity separation process. In this case, a vessel containing appropriately graded sand is used.
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If water containing suspended solids is passed through a membrane barrier that has tiny pores, the suspended solids that have a size bigger than the membrane pore size will be excluded from the water, thus producing solids-free water.
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The video shows how to load standard 8” reverse osmosis membranes. On a reverse osmosis plant, membranes are interconnected, and loaded into pressure vessels.
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