System Overview of a Water Treatment System
Ensuring the delivery of ultrapure water in hemodialysis facilities is critical for patient safety and clinical effectiveness. The following describes a typical water treatment system configuration, based on the schematic diagram provided above.
1. Pre-Treatment
Prepares feed water by removing particles, chlorine, and hardness that could damage RO membranes.
Component | Purpose |
Sediment Filter/Activated Carbon/Softener | Conditions the city water for membrane treatment |
2. RO-EDI Skid
The core purification unit. Reverse Osmosis (RO) removes up to 99% of dissolved solids and bacteria. Electrodeionization (EDI) further polishes the water to achieve ultrapure quality.
| Technology | Function |
|---|---|
| RO | Removes salts, microbes, endotoxins |
| EDI | Ensures ultra-low conductivity |
3. Sterile Distribution Loop
A hygienic, closed-loop system circulates purified water to all dialysis stations, minimizing contamination. Made from high-grade materials like PVDF or stainless steel to maintain sterility and resist biofilm buildup.
4. Hemodialysis Machine Area
Each machine receives sterile water for dialysate preparation. Water quality must meet the most stringent microbiological and endotoxin limits.
Why Choose Transform Water for Your Dialysis Water Treatment System?
Transform Water specializes in advanced, fully compliant water treatment systems tailored for hemodialysis applications. Here’s why healthcare providers trust us:
ISO 23500 & AAMI Compliant Designs
Custom-Built RO-EDI Systems with Ultrapure Output- High-Quality Components for Longevity and Sterility
- Compact, Space-Efficient Layouts
- Reliable Technical Support & Preventive Maintenance
- Proven Installations in Accredited Dialysis Centers
ISO 23500 & AAMI Compliant DesignsChoosing Transform Water means investing in safety, reliability, and regulatory peace of mind—ensuring your facility meets the highest standards in patient care.