In an indirect feed RO distribution system, where is the product water held?

In an indirect feed reverse osmosis (RO) distribution system, the product water is held in a storage tank. This is essential for allowing sufficient water availability for dialysis treatments, as it stores the purified water produced by the RO system after it has passed through the membrane. The storage tank ensures that there is a ready supply of product water that can be drawn upon as needed for patient care. Moreover, maintaining the purity and stability of the water in the storage tank is critical, as it is used in various procedures, including hemodialysis.

In contrast, the filtration chamber primarily focuses on separating contaminants from water, the feed side of the RO system contains water that has not yet undergone filtration, and the drainage system is responsible for disposing of waste, thereby not designed to hold purified water.