Date of Publication :17th January 2024

Abstract: This study evaluates water quality from Reverse Osmosis (RO) plants in Rajarajeshwari Nagar, ward no.160. It focuses on assessing RO efficiency in providing safe drinking water through extensive laboratory tests on physical and chemical parameters. Findings indicate RO plants meet regulatory standards, offering insights for water treatment process enhancement. Diverse water samples from various RO plants underwent rigorous testing, using state-of-the-art instrumentation and standardized protocols. Statistical analyses compared results with guidelines, assessing RO plants' consistent production of high-quality water. The study explores operational factors affecting water quality, such as feed water characteristics, membrane integrity, pre-treatment processes, and maintenance. Identifying key factors influencing water quality contributes to optimizing RO plant performance and ensuring long-term sustainability. Implications extend to the scientific community and water treatment industry, informing policy decisions, driving technological advancements, and enhancing public awareness. In addressing water scarcity and pollution, this research supports the development of effective water treatment strategies, safeguarding global community health.

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