Design And Development of Pedal Powered Water Purification Using Reverse Osmosis

Muddukrishna C Shetty, Ankith J Shetty, Anirudh G Achar, Mr Prathviraj, Nithesh B M

Abstract


Pure water is very much essential to survive, but now a day the water is getting contaminated due to Industrialization which leads to many water-related diseases. Reverse Osmosis (RO) Water Purification by Cycling Action meets the needs of people without requiring any electrical energy. RO is a physical process that uses the osmosis phenomenon, that is, the osmotic pressure difference between the salt water and the pure water to remove the salts from water. Water will pass through the membrane, when the applied pressure is higher than the osmotic pressure, while salt is retained. As a result, a low salt concentration permeate stream is obtained and a concentrated brine remains at the feed side. A typical RO system consists of four major sub-systems: pre-treatment system, high-pressure pump, membrane module and post treatment system. In operation by pedaling the cycle, man power is converted into mechanical energy which is further converted into hydraulic energy in RO pump.


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