Granular Activated Carbon Pre-Filters; Aquathin Reverse Osmosis Module - Aquathin PEARL 30 Getting Started

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Granular Activated Carbon & Anti-Microbial Filters
Before water reaches the reverse osmosis membrane, it is
subjected to an "Aquathin unidirectional" Granular
Activated Carbon pre-filter. Flow is lengthwise, not
radial, for maximum contact time and organic adsorption,
followed by an Aquathin AquaShield Anti-microbial
Filter. Aquathin has designed twin carbon filters in this
stage where other ordinary assembler use only a single
cartridge. By using twin cartridges we insure complete
removal of organic contaminates including pesticides,
herbicides, and other hydrocarbon based compounds.
A single gram of steam washed, bituminous grade,
granular activated carbon typically has ~1500 square
meters of surface area—meaning our twin GAC pre-
filters provide over 400 acres (1.62 square kilometers) of
surface area where organic contaminants dissolved in the
water have an opportunity to be adsorbed and eliminated.
This immense GAC surface area also insures complete
and total conversion of chlorine and chloramine—
protecting the Aquathin polyamide thin-film-composite
(TFC) Reverse Osmosis Membrane downstream.

Aquathin Reverse Osmosis Module

A custom designed and extremely efficient High Flow
(XF-HRO) spiral wound Reverse Osmosis Module
produces up to 45gallons (≈170 liters) of purified water
per day. The Aquathin RO Module utilizes the unique
properties of a semi-permeable material which allows
passage of pure water molecules while not allowing
dissolved salts, heavy metals, organics and disease
causing water-borne microorganisms to pass through.
Our extraordinary module is designed to consistently and
significantly reduce the total dissolved solids in the
source water supply by greater than 97%. It also has a
tremendous capacity to completely reject organic and
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