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Water Engineering • RO Workbench

RO Engineering Workbench

Connected RO calculations in one engineering workspace. Enter the design basis once — feed, recovery, quality — and every downstream calculation, check, and report follows from it.

  1. Design Basis
  2. Connected Inputs
  3. Calculations
  4. Results
  5. Checks
  6. Review
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// RO Engineering Workbench — connected workflow UI. // All calculations run in the authoritative engines via src/lib/workbench; // this component only collects inputs, runs the workflow, and presents results.
Connected engineering workflow. Every result is computed by the authoritative RO engines. Blank inputs stay blank — nothing is assumed or defaulted, except where an engine applies fixed constants (osmotic factors, preliminary configuration); those are disclosed on the affected node.
Status: pending Revision: 0 QA: not run

Snapshots are stored in this browser only (local storage) — no account, no cloud sync.

Step 01

Design basis

Contextual inputs shared by the chain. Leave unknown values blank — required gaps are reported, never filled.

Step 02

Calculation chain

Nodes run in order. Linked inputs arrive from upstream automatically; typing a value overrides the link, clearing it restores basis/linked resolution.

Step 03
Step 04

Quality assurance

Deterministic rule checks over the current workflow state — no AI judgment.

    Step 05

    Revisions

      Step 06

      Report

      Assembled only from engine-produced contexts.

       
       
         
       
      Engineering Basis
       
      The workbench adds no formulas. Recovery, mass balance, permeate TDS, osmotic pressure, scaling risk, and the RO projection each execute in their authoritative engines; the workbench only routes inputs, propagates linked values between compatible units, and presents engine outputs with warnings verbatim.
       
      Use the right tool for the job: free RO calculators answer single questions; the Workbench connects those answers into a checked, traceable design; the RO Design Studio performs preliminary system projection with staging and membrane configuration.
       
      Connected Workbench results are preliminary engineering estimates. Final RO system design must be verified using validated feed-water analysis, membrane manufacturer performance data, applicable design guidelines, and qualified engineering review. The Workbench is not a replacement for WAVE, ROSA, or manufacturer projection software.
       
      References
       
         
      • DuPont FilmTec(TM) Reverse Osmosis and Nanofiltration Technical Manual.
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      • AWWA Manual M46: Reverse Osmosis and Nanofiltration, American Water Works Association.
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