AQUAGRAND purifier

The amc (ammonia-nitrogen) and dh (dissolved hydrogen) contents in the water are some of the most important quality parameters. They reflect the pollution degree, operating conditions and equipment management level of a water purifier. The lower the content of amc and dh, the better wate purification quality. A higher content results in an increase in sludge that clogs filters, membranes and channels; it requires more frequent cleaning or replacement of filters or membranes which lead to reduced operation efficiency.The amc and dh content also determines how well the water will be extracted. At certain concentrations, water is adsorbed. At lower concentrations, water is dissolved. Conversely, at a higher concentration in the amc or dh of the water, more dissolved water will be adsorbed as it becomes more viscous and difficult to pass through filters. Also, if residual chlorine or fluoride levels are high in the water (above 0.2 mg/l of each), dissolved electrolytes cannot be adequ

  The recovery ratio is the proportion of impurities or pollutants that are removed from water by a purifier. For example, if you had 1 litre of muddy water and wanted to remove 3g of dirt, your recovery ratio would be 3/1=3g. If you then desired to remove 60 gm of dirt from this same 1 litre of  Image source:    https://www.amazon.com/ water, your new recovery ratio would be 60/3=20gm. Your original intention for the purifier was to remove exactly 3 grams in order to have "pure" water, but because it couldn't meet that target level after trying twice (because it's impossible!), you ended up with 20 grams instead.  Image source:    https://www.flipkart.com/ So what is my recovery ratio?The Mi smart water purifier has a recovery ratio of approximately 98-99%. This means that it can remove 98-99% of pollutants and impurities from your water, leaving behind only 2-3% of contaminants.   Image source:    https://www.smartprix.com/ The graph below shows the results fo