Business Cleaning At Height With Reverse Osmosis
Reverse osmosis is a procedure that consists of transforming water to make it purer by eliminating its chemicals and other residues.
This is achieved, mainly, thanks to the forces exerted on a semipermeable membrane —which only allows certain elements of the compound that presses it to pass through, that is, it acts as a filter—, being ideal for cleaning surfaces such as glass, which They require precision and a good result. It is very useful for cleaning facilities with a certain height and difficult access, since a pole that reaches more than 20 meters in height is involved in its application. In addition, it is more respectful of the environment because it eliminates the need for lifting platforms and no chemicals are involved in the process.
Utilities And Advantages
Some hotels, factories, industrial buildings, hospitals or shopping centers have large facades that are very inaccessible to clean. In these cases, using cranes or other overhead cleaning structures may be unnecessary. If a feasible alternative exists, as this takes more time to set up and take down and the cost almost always increases. With the osmosis system with a telescopic pole it is faster, requires less personnel and the service is more economical and efficient.
- More safety for the operator
- Chemical products are not needed
- It is more environmentally friendly
- Faster and cheaper: up to 300 square meters of surface can be cleaned in one hour.
- Perfect drying
Although with its high-demand solution for all types of installations with high facades. There are cases in which it is not the height or the inaccessibility of the surfaces. These makes reverse osmosis cleaning necessary, but rather the need for precision and exceptional result, as is the case with boat cleaning. We put another very clear example: solar panels.
Reverse Osmosis To Clean Solar Panels
There are those who doubt whether the solar panels should be cleaned or not. Since they are inclined and the rain itself helps these delicate surfaces to remain in good condition. Besides, what does it matter if they’re dirty? They will fulfill their function equally and they are not seen, right? Well no, absolutely not.
The crystals of the solar panels get dirty like any other glass outdoors. In this case we are not just talking about aesthetics or hygiene, but about money and productivity. A dirty solar panel is, approximately, between 7% and 17% less productive and its cleaning. This translates into losses when calculating the energy that you have stopped producing due to poor maintenance. Osmosis water becomes, once again, a perfect solution, since it does not require drying the surfaces. With this we avoid leaving traces of dirt on the plate, something that also reduces the productivity of the installation.
At SCS Group Integrated Solution we have been using this method for many years to clean the exterior of hospitals, dealerships, shopping centers, residential buildings or large industrial buildings. It is no coincidence that more and more customers demand this service.
Have you considered that it may also be the most efficient solution for your facilities?
