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"The cleaning challenges and cleaning needs in the solar industry are changing a lot. But how to deal with these huge installations that are coming everywhere? We don't talk about Megawatts anymore, but about Gigawatts! How to deal with this installation where you absolutely need dry cleaning for example? The idea is that, at Solarcleano we really think that innovation is part of our DNA. It's not just a sentence. That's the common belief of the full team at Solarcleano. The first thing we really thought about was how to deal with these huge installations that need to be cleaned as fast as possible. So for that, we developed the Solarcleano B1 that is able to clean day and night, up to 15MW per day, dry or wet cleaning. So this solution is going to be your best friend for Solar Farm ground mounted solutions ."

Water filtration is, and should be, one of the most important aspects of any professional solar panel cleaning contractor. Solar panels should never be cleaned with tapped water. Professional solar cleaning contractors will always use deionized and/or reversed osmosis water to deliver the highest quality cleaning. But first, what is Reversed Osmosis? Reverse osmosis (RO) is a water purification process that uses a semipermeable membrane to remove impurities and dissolved particles from water. The process works by applying pressure to the water, which forces it through the membrane and leaves the impurities behind. Reverse osmosis is commonly used for window cleaning and solar cleaning, but can also be used in industrial settings to purify water for use in manufacturing processes. How do you make Reversed Osmosis water? Reverse osmosis (RO) systems typically consist of several components: A pre-filter: This is used to remove larger particles such as sediment, sand, or dirt from the water before it enters the RO system. A semi-permeable membrane: This is the heart of the RO system and is responsible for removing dissolved impurities from the water. The membrane is typically made of a material such as cellulose acetate or polyamide. A high-pressure pump: This is used to apply pressure to the water and force it through the semi-permeable membrane. A storage tank: This is used to store the purified water once it has passed through the RO system. A flow restrictor: It controls the flow of water through the system and helps to maintain the correct pressure on the membrane. A post-filter: This is used to remove any remaining particles or impurities from the purified water before it is stored in the storage tank.