Flushing membrane in RO/DI units

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Agreed.... 5 minutes usually does the trick. I'll flush mine at the end of every production cycle, which is usually about 40 gallons at a time.
 
Thanks guys. I lost the track of time and ending up flushing it for 30min. Next time will watch clock more carefully.
 
Well, you didn't hurt anything, but you just added a few $$ to your water bill........ :D

Don't feel bad.... whenever I make RODI, I do laundry, running the waste line to fill the washing machine. ONCE I got into something else & forgot to set the timer and wound up flooding the washing machine & part of my basement....... :oops:

You learn the most from your mistakes........
 
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I base mine on TDS..... since I've got a dual inline meter (one between membrane & resin, and the other after resin) I can monitor the condition of both the membrane & the resin. When the TDS out of the membrane begins to climb a point or two is when I flush, and that usually takes about 30-40 gallons.
 
I base mine on TDS..... since I've got a dual inline meter (one between membrane & resin, and the other after resin) I can monitor the condition of both the membrane & the resin. When the TDS out of the membrane begins to climb a point or two is when I flush, and that usually takes about 30-40 gallons.

That's how I do it as well.
 
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