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250 LPH Reverse Osmosis (RO) Plant

Compact, skid-mounted 250 LPH RO plant for commercial and small industrial needs — designed for stable permeate, easy service and low operating cost. Ideal for hostels, restaurants, small factories, and laboratories.
Quick Snapshot:

Capacity: 250 LPH (0.25 m³/hr) — Typical single-pass recovery 60–70% (site dependent). Pre-treatment recommended: PSF → ACF → Cartridge → (Softener/Antiscalant if required) → RO skid → Permeate tank → UV / Hypo as needed.

Process Flow (typical)

Raw water → Multimedia Filter (PSF) → Activated Carbon Filter (ACF) → Cartridge Filter (5 µ → 1 µ) → High Pressure Pump → RO Skid (1–2 membrane elements) → Permeate Tank → Post-treatment (UV / Hypo) → Distribution. Reject → drain / recovery routing.

If feed turbidity is high or variable (ETP/STP permeate), add an upstream UF. If hardness > 200 mg/L, use softener or antiscalant.

Design Basis & Digit-by-Digit Calculations

Given:
Permeate required P = 250 LPH = 250 litres per hour.
Convert to cubic metres per hour: 250 ÷ 1000 = 0.250 m³/hr.
Assume recovery R = 70% (typical for low-TDS feed). Adjust after feed data.

Feed & Reject Flow

Qf = P ÷ R = 0.250 ÷ 0.70 = 0.357142857... m³/hr0.357 m³/hr.
Convert to LPH: Feed ≈ 0.357 × 1000 = 357 LPH.
Reject Qr = Qf − P = 357 − 250 = 107 LPH.
Given P = 250 LPH = 0.250 m³/hr R = 0.70 Qf = 0.250 ÷ 0.70 = 0.357142857 m³/hr → 0.357 m³/hr In LPH: Feed ≈ 357 LPH, Permeate = 250 LPH, Reject ≈ 107 LPH

Membrane Area & Element Count (Indicative)

Choose conservative flux = 16 LMH (litres/m²·hr).
Required membrane area A = Permeate (L/hr) ÷ flux = 250 ÷ 16 = 15.625 m².
Typical 8" × 40" element active area ≈ 6.0 m² → elements ≈ 15.625 ÷ 6.0 = 2.604 → round up to 3 elements (common package: 1 pressure vessel with 3 elements or 1 × 4040 vessel with 3 elements in series).
A = 250 ÷ 16 = 15.625 m² Elements ≈ 15.625 ÷ 6.0 = 2.604 → use 3 elements

Practical arrangement: 1 × 8"×40" vessel with 3 elements (or 1 × 8"×48" depending on vendor). For redundancy use 2 parallel trains (smaller elements) if required.

Pre-treatment & Protection

  • PSF (Pressure Sand Filter): remove turbidity & suspended solids.
  • ACF (Activated Carbon Filter): remove chlorine & organics.
  • Cartridge Filters: 5 µ → 1 µ cartridges before HP pump.
  • Anti-scalant or Softener: required if hardness / silica risk present.
  • UF (optional): if feed turbidity or SDI high (e.g., ETP permeate, surface water).

High Pressure Pump & Power Estimate

Approximate hydraulic power (digit-by-digit) for design pressure 15 bar:
Qf = 0.357142857 m³/hr = 0.357142857 ÷ 3600 = 0.000099206 m³/s Head H ≈ 15 bar × 10.197 = 152.955 m Power (W) = 1000 × 9.81 × Q × H ≈ 1000 × 9.81 × 0.000099206 × 152.955 ≈ 148.59 W ≈ 0.149 kW Installed motor (assume overall efficiency 70%) ≈ 0.149 ÷ 0.7 ≈ 0.213 kW → use practical motor 0.5 kW (account piping losses & margin)

Practically, use a 0.5 – 1.0 kW HP pump (duty), or 1.5 kW if you want more margin and higher pressure. Choose pump with VFD for smooth operation and energy saving.

Membrane, Skid & Accessories

ItemSpecification / Note
MembranePolyamide TFC 8" elements (3 nos) or equivalent
SkidMS powder coated / SS304 skid, compact layout
Pre-filtersPSF + ACF + Cartridges (5 µ → 1 µ)
PumpsFeed pump, HP pump (0.5 – 1.0 kW), permeate pump
InstrumentsTDS meters (feed & permeate), pressure gauges, flow meter
CIPManual CIP provision; small CIP kit optional

Performance Expectations & Applications

ParameterFeed (typical)Permeate (expected)
TDS500 – 1500 mg/L (site dependent)Depends on membrane rejection (90–98%)
Permeate Flow250 LPH (design)
UseSmall packaged water, labs, hostels, restaurants, small factoriesDrinking / process water after post treatment

Operation & Maintenance

  • Monitor feed & permeate TDS, and pressures; replace cartridges regularly.
  • Schedule CIP when flux falls or TMP increases.
  • Keep spare elements (1 spare element recommended) and spare cartridges.
  • Use anti-scalant where hardness risk exists and follow vendor membrane maintenance recommendations.

FAQ — 250 LPH RO Plant

Q1: What is the price of a 250 LPH RO Plant?

Price depends on feed TDS, pre-treatment required and automation. Contact us for best price; we will provide Excel quote.

Q2: What power is required?

Typically a 0.5 – 1.0 kW high-pressure pump motor depending on design head; single phase or 3-phase options available.

Q3: How much space is needed?

Approximately 3 ft × 4 ft for skid + pre-treatment area (depends on pre-treatment layout).

Q4: Do you do installation & AMC?

Yes — we offer installation, commissioning, operator training and AMC packages.

RRR ENVIRO SYSTEMS · 250 LPH RO Plant · Est. 2011 · ISO 9001:2015

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