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It’s important to note that the energy needed for RO to work is due to the high pressures needed to ram that little H2O molecule through that virgin nanohole. 7
by gabereiser 3y ago
It’s important to note that the energy needed for RO to work is due to the high pressures needed to ram that little H2O molecule through that virgin nanohole. 700-900wh for a trickle of 14gal/h. At least that what I’m getting on my sailboat.
- theresistor 3y agoThat's quite inefficient if you're using a Clark pump. I'm currently spending about 1000W to making ~40G/h with a Schenker Zen150.
- gabereiser 3y agoBlame SeaWaterPro for the underpowered HPP.