Best Water Purifier that is right for you : RO, UV OR UF

Title : Best Water Purifier that is right for you : RO, UV OR UF

Description:

Water purification is the process of removing undesirable chemicals, biological contaminants, suspended solids, and gases from water. The goal is to produce water fit for specific purposes. Most water is purified and disinfected for human consumption (drinking water), but water purification may also be carried out for a variety of other purposes, including medical, pharmacological, chemical, and industrial applications.

There are many different types of water purifiers system, each uses a different type of technologies to purify water. The answer for what type of water purifier is best for your home to depend on the type of water in your area hard or soft water and contamination level.

There are 4 types of water purifier that would help to purify your polluted water and drink pure water. The 4 types of water purifier are:

1] Ro ( Reverse Osmosis ) Water Purifier

2] Uv ( Ultraviolet ) Water Purifier

3] Uf ( Ultra filtration ) Water Purifier

4] Tds ( Total Dissolved Solids ) Water Purifier

Ro ( Reverse Osmosis ) Water Purifier:

In RO water purifier, it passes water through the pump to increase water pressure then pass that pressured water through RO membrane(semi permeable). During this process dissolved solids and TDS present in water are eliminated. RO water purifier converts hard water to soft water.

Uv ( Ultraviolet ) Water Purifier:

UV water purifier uses UV lamp (basically a bulb that emits UV light/radiation) to disinfect the water from all kinds of harmful micro-organic impurities like bacteria, viruses, cysts etc.

Uf ( Ultrafiltration ) Water Purifier:

UF water purifier contain hollow fiber threaded membrane. UF removes dispersed material, suspended solids, and other large molecular weight materials from water which are harmful to human health. UF water purifiers are works without electricity.

Tds ( Total Dissolved Salts ) Water Purifier:

Minerals, salts or dissolved metals such as calcium, chloride, nitrate, iron , sulfur and some organic matter that dissolved in water commonly referred as TDS. TDS expressed in terms in milligrams (mg) per liter of water, also referred in parts per million (ppm). Presence of TDS in water will affect the water taste. If you are not sure of the water hardness you can test it with the small devise called TDS meter. TDS value of 500 mg/l water is considered as very hard. Most commonly used purification systems to reduce TDS are carbon filter and reverse osmosis(RO).