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When I've looked into RO for irrigation it seems that cost is a problem but it's tantalizingly close to economic. I think you need to get the cost down by 2/3rd
by Gibbon1 3y ago
When I've looked into RO for irrigation it seems that cost is a problem but it's tantalizingly close to economic. I think you need to get the cost down by 2/3rds.
However boron is a problem, most RO water has more boron than is healthy for plants. Though I saw one press release talking about a membrane that unexpectedly produces water with low levels of boron.
- freshpots 3y agoInteresting, TIL. I wasn't aware of boron issues with RO. Is this for seawater RO to irrigation water? This link is interesting: https://www.globalwaterintel.com/sponsored-content/boron-a-key-challenge-for-reverse-osmosis-systems-successfully-treated-with-lg-chem-tfn-membranes-lg-chem https://www.globalwaterintel.com/sponsored-content/boron-a-k...