Abstract
The results of operation of DVS-M/150 installations for a total output of 150 m3/h (ZAO NPK Mediana-Fil’tr) at the Water Treatment Department of the Novocherkassk Thermal Power Plant (NchGRES) are presented, and the peculiarities of servicing reverse-osmotic systems under specific conditions of industrial power engineering are analyzed. In the range of high pH values, the disagreement between experimental and calculation data obtained by means of standard models is recognized.
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