Pure water production & application

Purified Water: Definition and Production
Purified water (H₂O) is impurity-free water produced through methods such as electrodialysis, ion exchange, reverse osmosis, or distillation. Compliant with drinking water standards, it is sterile, contaminant-free, and safe for direct consumption.

Market Demand for Purified Water
Growing health awareness and rising living standards have shifted consumer priorities toward natural and sustainable lifestyles. This trend is reflected in drinking water preferences, with purified water now representing over one-third of the beverage industry’s 40% market share in drinking water products. To ensure compliance and quality, real-time monitoring of production processes is critical for delivering clean, legally compliant products.

Measurement Challenges in Pure Water Systems
Pure water’s extremely low conductivity renders conventional electromagnetic flowmeters ineffective for accurate measurement.

Supmea’s Solutions for Pure Water Flow Measurement
Beyond standard electromagnetic flowmeters, Supmea offers tailored solutions for pure water applications:

Clamp-On Turbine Flowmeters: Non-invasive installation with no pipe modifications required.

Ultrasonic Flowmeters: High-accuracy measurement without interrupting pipeline operations.

These technologies ensure reliable, maintenance-free monitoring while maintaining system integrity and purity standards.