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What is flow limiter?

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flow limiter is an element that regulates the flow of concentrate from the membrane housing and creates the necessary back pressure.

What does flow limiter mean in practice?

In the drain, the RO creates the back pressure needed for membrane operation and determines the approximate concentrate flow.

When does it matter?

Too little flow increases recovery and the risk of sludge, while too much flow reduces pressure and unnecessarily increases water consumption.

Which solutions are related to it?

The restrictor adjusts to the membrane performance and measures the actual permeate to concentrate ratio under operating conditions.