ReviewedRO-01 · v1.0.0 · 2026-07-23

High RO permeate conductivity and salt passage

First confirm that the anomaly is real and the data are comparable. Then narrow the cause using common operating conditions, spatial localization, and direct evidence. The output preserves support and counter-evidence without presenting rule weights as failure probabilities.

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Answer in the order of safety, measurement confirmation, normalization, localization, and professional evidence. The reviewed rules run locally and this page does not transmit your selections.

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Evidence progress

0/20

Resolved signals: 0
To be collected: 0
Triggered rules: 0

Highest-priority next question

Phase 0 · Safety

Is there any high-pressure spray leak, abnormal noise or vibration, chemical spill, or irritating gas?

Questions are ranked by safety phase, base priority, and the rules they can distinguish. Unknown or not-checked answers remain in the evidence-collection list.

Additional evidenceThese fields normally come from synchronized calculations, laboratory analysis, or checks performed by trained personnel under an applicable procedure.

Does the synchronized water and approximate salt balance close?Did a full ion analysis confirm an actual salt-passage change?New-element startup, preservative flush, or restart after a long shutdownSeal, interconnector, and end-adapter inspectionApplicable OEM/standard mechanical-integrity testMembrane coupon, dye, microscopy, or chemical-analysis resultFeed, deposit, saturation, pressure-drop, or cleaning evidence for fouling/scalingNormalized flow and salt-passage response after an applicable cleaning

Diagnostic result

The order represents evidence support, not a failure probability.

v1.0.0

There is not yet enough evidence to support a cause.

Continue with the highest-priority question. Confirm measurement and normalization before fault localization.

Recommended evidence queue

1Is there any high-pressure spray leak, abnormal noise or vibration, chemical spill, or irritating gas?
2Was the anomaly reproduced at the same sample point with a calibrated portable meter or laboratory sample?
3Do the online and independent results agree under the same units and temperature compensation?

Professional-work boundary

Vessel probing, opening, element removal, and integrity testing must be performed by trained personnel under the applicable OEM, vessel, and site procedures. This public tool does not provide live-pressure instructions.

Rule sources

Each rule cites the standards, OEM material, or peer-reviewed literature that directly supports its use. Links are provided to verify scope; the current OEM and site procedures remain controlling for a specific installation.