A device for simulating natural spring water

Abstract

A simulated natural spring water treatment device relates to a water treatment device which solves the problem that the tap water has too many impurities and cannot be directly drunk. It includes a housing, an upper cover installed on the upper part of the housing, a water outlet and a switch are provided on the top of the upper cover, a filter element is provided in the housing, and a water inlet is provided on the side wall of the bottom of the housing. It is characterized in that the filter The core includes a core wall, the upper part of the core wall is fixed with an upper core cover, the lower part of the core wall is fixed with a ceramic filter layer lower core bottom, and the core wall is respectively equipped with an activated carbon layer, a platinum ion heavy metal removal layer and an activation layer from bottom to top. The invention simulates the formation mechanism of natural mountain spring water and adopts various filter layers to produce directly drinkable water equivalent to natural spring water. The treated water has the characteristics of small molecular clusters with long-lasting activity, rich in negative ions and minerals.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a water treatment device, in particular to a simulated natural spring water treatment device. Background technique [0002] Natural spring water is unpolluted underground mineral water that gushes out naturally from deep underground; it contains a certain amount of minerals and trace elements; under normal circumstances, its chemical composition, flow rate, water temperature and other dynamics are within the natural fluctuation range relatively stable. Mineral water is formed by the complex flow of geomagnetism, rock energy, etc. in the depths of the formation. With the improvement of living standards, people's requirements for the quality of drinking water are also gradually increasing, and they pay more and more attention to health preservation. However, most of the tap water currently used comes from groundwater or reservoirs. The water quality is relatively hard and contains many impurities, so it cannot be directly drunk....

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Problems solved by technology

With the improvement of living standards, people's requirements for the quality of drinking water are also gradually increasing, and people pay more and more attention to health preservation. However, most of the tap water currently used comes from groundwater or reservoirs. The water quality is hard and has many impurities, so it cannot be drunk directly.

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