What are FRP tanks and its role in commercial RO plants?

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Fiber-reinforced plastic tanks are storage containers, light in weight. They are fiberglass and resin combined. In commercial reverse osmosis plants, these tanks serve a purpose in water treatment. Operators primarily employ them as filtration or softening units. This happens before water reaches the reverse osmosis membranes. The tanks remove particles, cloudiness along with smells. They reduce hardness - this protects the delicate reverse osmosis membranes from blockage plus harm. Against corrosion and chemicals, FRP tanks hold up well; they endure longer than metal or concrete tanks. That fact holds even after exposure to harsh treatment chemicals. Because they have little mass, placement and relocation are simple - this reduces setup costs. For water purification, FRP tanks assist the process by cleaning water ahead of its entry into the reverse osmosis system. The whole system performs better plus has a longer life in commercial operations.

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