How to Choose the Right Axeon Commercial Reverse Osmosis System for Your Application

How to Select an Axeon Commercial RO System

Step-by-Step Guide to Sizing a Commercial RO System and Select the Correct Flow Rate

Choosing the right Axeon commercial reverse osmosis system ensures optimal performance and efficiency for your water treatment needs.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to sizing the system anad selecting the correct flow rate:

Assess Your Water Usage Needs and Water Demand

When selecting an Axeon commercial reverse osmosis (RO) system, accurately assessing your water demand is critical. Here are tips on how to do it:

Calculate Daily Water Usage:

Start by estimating the total amount of water your business needs each day.

Include all uses, such as drinking, cooking, cleaning, bathrooms, and any specialized processes. This gives you a baseline for your system's capacity needs.

Calculate the total daily water usage in gallons per day (GPD). A small restaurant might need 1,500 GPD. Industrial facilities could require 10,000+ GPD.

Here's an Example:

A standard brackish water membrane that is 4-inches in diameter and 40-inches in length produces an average of two thousand gallons per day under the right conditions.

This would equate to an 18.1 gallons per square foot per day, which would be a conservatively designed reverse osmosis system that should have long-lasting membrane performance.

An RO membrane’s capacity should not be exceeded as this could cause a reduced life span and undesirable contaminants to pass through.

Determine Peak Flow Rate Requirements

Consider when your water usage is at its highest, as the system must meet this demand without running out of treated water. Flow rate is the volume of water that passes through the system per minute. To determine this:

Measure water usage during your busiest period (peak demand).

Subtract non-peak periods to identify the minimum flow rate your RO system must handle efficiently.

Match System Specifications to Your Needs

Once you know your daily usage and peak flow requirements, select a system capable of meeting both. An undersized system may lead to water shortages, while an oversized one could waste resources and increase costs unnecessarily.

Accurate calculations help ensure your RO system is efficient and tailored to your business needs, optimizing performance and cost-effectiveness.

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Axeon N-8000 Commercial RO System

The The AXEON® N-8000 Reverse Osmosis System delivers up to 8,000 gallons per day, perfect for homes, restaurants, car washes, hydroponics, and more. Its compact, efficient design ensures seamless operation, quick water delivery, and easy-to-use controls.

Evaluate Feed Water Quality

Selecting the right commercial reverse osmosis (RO) system starts with understanding your water source. Begin by testing your water for pH, total dissolved solids (TDS), hardness, and harmful contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, or chemicals.

These results will determine the treatment level and features your RO system needs.

Water treatment experts at ESP Water can recommend a system based on your water analysis. We’ll help you choose the right capacity, flow rate, and contaminant removal capabilities to meet your specific needs. Tailoring the system to your water source ensures it delivers reliable performance for your business.

Feed Water Type:

There are three main feed water types:

municipal
brackish
sea water sources

TDS Levels:

The total dissolved solids (TDS) range differently for each of these feed water types, but typically, municipal is referenced around two thousand (is this correct? 2K) total dissolved solids. Higher TDS levels might require a system with more robust membranes or additional treatment stages.

Match the Flow Rate to Your Application

Axeon commercial RO systems come in varying capacities.
Some common options include:

AXEON L-Series RO Systems: ⇩

Ideal for light commercial use with capacities up to 1,500 GPD.

AXEON N-Series RO Systems: ⇩

Suitable for medium to heavy-duty commercial applications, offering system capacities of 2,000 to 16,000 GPD.

AXEON M-Series RO Systems: ⇩

Supports industrial applications with capacities from 12,000 to 36,000 GPD.

AXEON X1-Series RO Systems: ⇩

Supports large industrial applications that require capacities from 30,000 to 570,000 GPD.

Choose a system with a flow rate slightly above your calculated needs to allow for growth or unexpected demand spikes.

Consider Recovery Rate

The recovery rate indicates how efficiently the system converts feed water into treated water. Axeon systems typically offer adjustable recovery rates, which can range from 30% to 75%, depending on your water chemistry,pre-treatment setup and system configuration.

Plan for System Customization

A few things to keep in mind:

Membrane Selection:

Choose membranes based on your feed water and TDS levels. Axeon membranes are available in different capacities to match specific needs.

Pre-Treatment Options:

Add filters and softeners if needed to protect the RO system and extend membrane life.

Post-Treatment:

Depending on the application, consider additional steps such as UV disinfection or remineralization systems

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For Small to Medium Applications, Consider Axeon’s Best Selling N-Series RO system

Affordable Pricing:

The AXEON "N" Series offers exceptional value for high-performance reverse osmosis systems without exceeding budget constraints.

Comprehensive Features:

Includes all essential and most popular add-on features in one compact system configuration like flow meters, pressure gauges, and concentrate recycle functionality, catering to the most common application needs.

Complete System:

Comes ready to install with integrated components like pumps, pre-filters, and cleaning ports, allowing for simple installation and maintenance.

Robust Build Quality:

Constructed with durable materials and advanced design for reliability in commercial and industrial environments.

Quick Shipment:

Pre-assembled and non-customized, these systems are kept in stock for fast delivery, minimizing downtime.

Account for Installation and Space Requirements

Verify the physical dimensions of the RO system to ensure it fits the allocated space. Axeon systems are known for compact designs, but proper spacing is critical for maintenance access.

Also consider space requirements for the storage tank, which holds the treated water until used.

Consult a Professional

If you're unsure about your requirements, give us a call at 877-377-9876. As an authorized Axeon distributor, our team of water experts can help you determine which system is right for your application.

Key Factors for Choosing AXEON Commercial RO Systems

Budget: Evaluate upfront costs, ongoing maintenance expenses, and energy efficiency to find a system that delivers optimal value within your budget.

Space Availability: Ensure the installation area can accommodate the system. Larger-capacity systems may require more room and larger storage tanks.

Maintenance Needs: Select a system with straightforward maintenance, such as easy filter replacement and cleaning, to minimize downtime and operational costs.

Water Quality Requirements: Analyze your water source for contaminants and choose an RO system that meets the necessary filtration standards.

By weighing these factors, you can invest in an AXEON RO system tailored to your business, ensuring both performance and cost-effectiveness.

Final Thoughts

Proper sizing of an Axeon commercial RO system is crucial for achieving efficiency and long-term reliability. By understanding your water usage, quality, and application needs, you can select a system that meets your requirements while allowing for future scalability. Always prioritize genuine Axeon components for peak performance and warranty protection.