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Horizon Seafari Model 450-1800 Owner's Manual - Zanshin

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HROSystems <strong>Horizon</strong> <strong>Seafari</strong> “Section C” Introduction<br />

C. INTRODUCTION<br />

The Obstacle:<br />

Osmosis is the naturally occurring<br />

diffusion of two miscible (mixable)<br />

solutions through a semipermeable<br />

membrane in such a manner as to<br />

equalize their concentration by<br />

allowing a lessor concentration,<br />

potable water, to naturally diffuse<br />

through a semipermeable<br />

membrane into a higher<br />

concentration, sea or brackish<br />

water.<br />

Brine<br />

Discharge<br />

Pot able<br />

Water<br />

"<strong>Horizon</strong> <strong>Seafari</strong>" Series <strong>450</strong>-<strong>1800</strong> U.S. GPD<br />

Reverse Osmosis Desalination System Illustrated with All Options<br />

U.V.<br />

Sterilizer<br />

Charcoal<br />

Filter<br />

Main Power<br />

Enclosure<br />

Rem ot e<br />

Controller<br />

Controller<br />

R.O. M em b ranes<br />

High Pressure Pump<br />

Control<br />

Manifold<br />

Sea water or brackish water is a high<br />

concentration solution. Potable<br />

water is a low concentration<br />

solution.<br />

Therefore, sea water or brackish<br />

water cannot naturally diffuse<br />

through a semipermeable<br />

membrane to provide potable, or<br />

drinking water.<br />

The HRO Solution:<br />

A manmade process, Reverse<br />

Osmosis, overcomes this natural<br />

phenomenon. By forcing sea or<br />

brackish water (under high pressure)<br />

through a semipermeable<br />

membrane, potable water can be<br />

realized. Reverse Osmosis<br />

Desalination Systems by<br />

HROSystems make possible the once<br />

impossible, potable water from<br />

undrinkable water sources.<br />

Inlet<br />

Valve<br />

Clean<br />

&Rinse<br />

Tank<br />

Sea<br />

St rainer<br />

Booster<br />

Pum p<br />

Low Pressure: Feed Water (Salt<br />

Water or Brackish Water) enters the<br />

system through an Inlet Valve and is<br />

then filtered by a raw water Sea<br />

Strainer. The pressure of the Feed<br />

water is increased by the Booster<br />

Pump and filtered several more times<br />

through standard and optional<br />

prefiltration units including Media<br />

Filter, Plankton Filter, Prefilter and<br />

Oil Water Separator.<br />

High Pressure: The Stainless Steel<br />

High Pressure Pump then increases<br />

the filtered feed water to a high<br />

pressure level and forces it into the<br />

Reinforced Fiberglass Membrane<br />

Vessel Assembly. The Back Pressure<br />

Regulator controls and automatically<br />

maintains the necessary high<br />

pressure level in the membrane.<br />

Concentrated brine enters the Brine<br />

Water Flow Meter which allows<br />

observation of the condition of the<br />

High Pressure Pump. The Brine<br />

Water is then discharged through the<br />

Brine Discharge Connector and<br />

diverted back to the feed source.<br />

Product Water: The product<br />

water flows out of the R.O.<br />

Membrane and passes into a Salinity<br />

Probe which adjusts automatically<br />

for temperature changes and<br />

registers,<br />

Media<br />

Filt er<br />

Fresh<br />

Water<br />

Flush<br />

Prefilt er<br />

Oil/Water<br />

Separat or<br />

Low Pressure<br />

Sw it ch<br />

electronically, the salt content of<br />

the product water. Next, the<br />

Product Flow Meter registers the<br />

amount of potable water being<br />

produced. The product water then<br />

proceeds into the 3-Way Solenoid<br />

Diversion Valve. Here, potable<br />

water is diverted to the Charcoal<br />

Filter where gasses or odors present<br />

are absorbed and removed from the<br />

product water. The final filtration<br />

process occurs in the Ultraviolet<br />

Sterilizer where 99.9% of all<br />

microorganisms, including viruses<br />

and bacteria, are destroyed.<br />

Rinsing and Cleaning: The<br />

3-way valves are provided for<br />

System Rinsing and Cleaning. The<br />

Automatic Fresh Water Flush<br />

System maintains fresh water<br />

within the System during shut<br />

down periods.<br />

Electronics: All electrical<br />

connections terminate at the<br />

Salinity Controller. Highly<br />

advanced, the Salinity Controller<br />

features computer controlled<br />

reliable solid state electronics with<br />

advanced proprietary logic features<br />

found in no other desalination<br />

system. Various Remote Control<br />

units are available for remote<br />

operation of the System.<br />

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