Pure Alaskan Water State of Art Our 10-Step Purification Process 75-Micro Sediment Filter: This is a pre-filter that gets rid of all the large particles that may be in the water. Heat: We heat our water to 77 degrees which is the optimal temperature for Reverse Osmosis. 30-Micron Filter: This filter screens smaller particles that are in the water. Water Softener: The water softener works on the principle of ion exchange with salt free ions (sodium & potassium) substituting for calcium and magnesium ions. Once the calcium and magnesium are removed the water is no longer hard. Active Carbon: A treatment to remove offensive tastes and odor, color, chlorine, and volatile organic chemicals. The activated carbon acts like a sponge with a large surface area to absorb contaminants in the water. 5-Micron Filter: This filter is in line to remove the tiniest particles still in the water. Reverse Osmosis: In RO, pressure forces water through a membrane in the opposite direction. The pores of the membrane allow water to pass from its original solution into a reservoir of clean water. Ozone: Ozone pierces the cell wall of bacteria and virus microorganisms on contact, destroying them three thousand time faster than chlorine. Once it performs its oxidizing and purifying tasks, it then reverts to oxygen. Ultraviolet Light: Ultraviolet is an effective disinfecting treatment. Our water passes through an ultraviolet light, which would kill any unlikely remaining bacteria. Contact Tanks: This stainless steel tank stores our final product. We ozonate the contact tank and monitor the ozone level.
Posted on: Fri, 15 Nov 2013 02:51:10 +0000
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