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Drinking water purification system with reverse osmosis ABF-OSMO-5

Drinking water after purification by reverse osmosis

Water filtration system ABF-OSMO is used to produce cold drinking water. This is a high-tech product that allows you to get clean, safe soft water using reverse osmosis. Such water does not need to be boiled or otherwise treated before drinking or cooking.

About 70% of the human body consists of water. It is not difficult to conclude that the quality of our health directly depends on the quality of the water we consume. The AQUABRIGHT ABF-OSMO reverse osmosis system guarantees the purity of every liter of water that passes through it. Our product is a new level of safety and comfort, with it you will rediscover the taste of familiar drinks and dishes. Each step towards a healthy lifestyle taken with AQUABRIGHT will bring you a lot of pleasure and new emotions.

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The principle of operation of the reverse osmosis filter

AQUABRIGHT ABF-OSMO filtration systems operate under the influence of water pressure in the water supply system. The system is based on a natural process — the principle of reverse osmosis. Under the force of pressure, water passes through the pre-filters and enters the semi-permeable membrane. Only water molecules can pass through the pores of the membrane, while all impurities trapped by the membrane are sent to the sewer. At the next stage, the water purified by the membrane enters the elements of post-filtration and saturation with useful elements (ABF-OSMO-6 model).

Despite the rather low rate of filtration through the membrane (from 3 to 12 liters per hour, depending on the type of membrane, degree of contamination and water temperature, pressure level in the system, etc.), sufficient to meet daily or one-time needs The volume of purified water is provided by the storage tank provided in the system. As soon as the storage tank is filled to the limit, the water supply through the membrane stops, the shut-off valve of the system is responsible for this.

The phenomenon of osmosis is the basis of the metabolic process in all living organisms on planet earth. It is responsible for the intake of nutrients and the removal of toxins from the cells of the body. In general terms, the principle of operation of reverse osmosis resembles the work of a human kidney.

How a reverse osmosis membrane works

In the systems of the ABF-OSMO series, a high-performance thin-layer reverse osmosis membrane made of a porous thin-film composite is used. The pore diameter of 0.0001 microns allows water molecules to freely pass through the membrane, but it is too small for the passage of ions and substances dissolved in water. The speed and degree of filtration directly depend on the pressure force of the water supplied to the membrane.

The membrane is capable of filtering out 85 to 98 percent of the inorganic elements contained in the water. The higher the particle charge and the radius of its hydration shell, the more likely it is to bounce off the membrane wall and not get into the drinking system (iron, chromium, mercury, lead, aluminum, copper, arsenic, etc.).

Organic substances with a molecular size larger than the membrane pore (phenols, pesticides, herbicides) are 100 percent removed. Those that are smaller can penetrate the membrane, but in small quantities. Since viruses and bacteria are large, the possibility of their passage through the membrane is completely excluded.

At the same time, oxygen dissolved in water passes through the pores of the membrane. As a result, at the outlet of the reverse osmosis system, we have clean, fresh and tasty water that does not require boiling.

At the inlet to the system, during the purification of water, the concentration of salts increases and the so-called «brine solution» is formed. The design of the membrane is designed so that the “brine solution” is washed into the drain by a forced flow of water. This allows the working surface of the membrane to remain clean throughout its entire service life.

Waiver, reinstatement or cancellation of interest or fees

• Article
• 08/03/2018

Applies to: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012

After interest notes have been created, adjustments to their percentage and charges sometimes need to be made. You can use the buttons on tab Collect list pages All customers to cancel accruals, refund or renew accruals.

• Waivered accruals are not collected. You can refuse accruals if, for example, the customer disputes the accrual and it is necessary to maintain a good business relationship with him.

• Renewed accruals are payable again. You can resume accruals that were previously denied. This is sometimes necessary if it is decided that accruals should not be waived.

• Refunded charges are removed from the customer’s account and are no longer payable. It may be necessary to reimburse accruals if, for example, the wrong interest rate was chosen to calculate the amount owed by the client. You can use a separate process to recalculate the interest and create an interest note with new charges for the customer.

All of these actions modify the interest note, which is a business document that notifies the customer that interest or charges have been applied to an account. If you refuse or refund interest or fees, a credit note or corrective invoice is automatically generated to match the charges. If you resume accruals, an invoice is automatically created with a debit amount to resume accruals on the customer’s debt. The following details the results of each action.

Waive all interest-bearing notes with all interest and fees they contain. –or– Select and discard fee and interest transactions that are part of interest notes.	Charges are not collected.	A credit note or corrective note is created for the customer and is used to automatically settle the interest note or interest or charge transactions that you have selected. The matched amount is equal to the total accrual, excluding any previous customer payments and any amounts previously denied or charged. If the amount of the credit note exceeds the customer’s debt, you can convert the credit note to a vendor invoice. You can then issue a refund to the customer. For more information, see Customer Setoff.
Renew all interest notes with all interest and fees they contain. –or– Select and resume the fee and interest transactions that are part of the interest notes.	The refused amount is due again.	An invoice is created with a debit amount, the amount is automatically settled against accruals that were previously denied. Actual interest notes are not renewable. Instead, an invoice is created that specifies the amount to be paid by the customer. Credit notes or corrective invoices created to match an interest note that were rejected still exist if they were not used to match interest notes. In this case, outstanding credit notes are cancelled. Outstanding credit notes are usually automatically settled when interest notes are cancelled. However, an outstanding credit note may exist if the customer has paid the interest note, even if the customer disputed the accruals.
Refund all interest notes. –or– Refund selected interest transactions that are part of interest notes. Note Fees cannot be refunded, but the entire interest note that includes the fee can be refunded.	Charges are no longer payable by the customer. However, the accruals will again be payable if the interest is recalculated.	The process is the same as for rejecting interest notes or selected interest transactions. A credit note or corrective invoice is created for the customer. It is used to automatically match the interest note. You can use a separate process to recalculate the interest and create a new interest note. For more information, see Interest calculation (class form).

Note

You can also use a separate process to write off bad debts that flags all customer transactions for settlement instead of only discarding accruals that are part of interest notes. For more information, see Accounts receivable fees and credits and Key tasks: Fees.

Invoice interest adjustment

In addition to the note interest adjustment, you can also delete invoice interest accruals in one of the following ways. In both cases, the corresponding interest notes are also adjusted.

Correction of an invoice with associated interest

Use this process to correct a posted invoice that is included in an interest note. The invoice is canceled and a new invoice is created. The interest on the transaction is also refunded in the interest note if the interest note is posted. For more information, see Repair a posted free text invoice.

Tip

This process copies information from an existing invoice to a new invoice to make only the required adjustments.

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Free text invoices > All free text invoices .

2. Select the invoice to correct.

3. In the Action Pane, click Correct Invoice .

   Note

   This button is available only if configuration key Free text invoice correction is selected.

4. Select a reason code and enter the canceled date for the invoice.

5. Click Create corrected invoice . Form Free text invoice will be opened.

6. Make changes to the invoice.

7. On the Action Pane, click Explode .

8. Click OK to post the invoice.

9. Click Continue .

Refund a customer transaction with associated interest

You can use this process to refund a customer transaction on an invoice if the invoice was not created correctly. If a refunded customer transaction has interest included in the interest note and the interest note is posted, the interest on the transaction is also refunded in the interest note. The interest note is canceled if it has not been posted. For more information, see Reversing a Transaction.

Tip

When this process is completed, you can view the original and corrected invoices on tab Overview of form Customer transactions .

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .

2. Select a customer account.

3. On the Action Pane, on the Customer tab, click Postings .

4. Select the invoice to be reimbursed.

5. Click Reverse posting .

6. Select a reason code and enter the posting date for the refund.

7. Click OK .

Cancellation of interest notes or renewal of interest notes

You can refuse accruals or resume accruals on selected interest notes. When waiving accruals, the total amount of the waiver cannot exceed any specified amount limits. For more information, see Manage customer opt-outs (form). An interest note can be renewed only if it was previously refused.

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .

2. Select a customer account.

3. On the Action Pane, on the Collect tab, click Interest note , and then choose one of the following:

   • Click Cancel to cancel interest notes.

   • Click Restore to renew interest notes that were previously denied.

4. Select the checkboxes Cancel or Restore for interest notes that you want to cancel or that you want to renew.

   Tip

   To view interest note details, click View interest note .

5. Click Cancel to cancel the selected interest notes, or click Restore to resume interest notes that were previously denied. A message will open to confirm the completion of the action.

Cancel interest transactions or resume interest transactions

You can discard or resume certain interest transactions on an interest note instead of adjusting all charges on the interest note. When waiving accruals, the total amount of the waiver cannot exceed any specified amount limits. For more information, see Manage customer opt-outs (form). Interest posting can only be resumed if it was previously rejected.

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .

2. Select a customer account.

3. On the Action Pane, on the Collect tab, click Transaction Interest , and then select one of the following options.

   • Click Rejection to reject interest transactions.

   • Click Restore to resume interest transactions that were previously denied.

4. Select the check boxes Reject or Restore for interest transactions that you want to waive or that you want to renew.

   Tip

   To view the details of an interest note that includes an interest posting, click View interest note .

5. Click Reject to discard the selected interest transactions, or click Restore to resume interest transactions that were previously rejected. A message will open to confirm the completion of the action.

Fee Waiver or Fee Renewal

You can waive or renew certain fees on an interest note instead of adjusting all charges on the interest note. When waiving accruals, the total amount of the waiver cannot exceed any specified amount limits. For more information, see Manage customer opt-outs (form). The collection can only be resumed if it was previously refused.

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .

2. Select a customer account.

3. On the Action Pane, on the Collect tab, click Collect , and then choose one of the following options.

   • Click Waiver to opt out of fees.

   • Click Restore to resume fees that were previously denied.

4. Check Reject or Restore for charges that need to be waived or that need to be renewed.

   Tip

   To view the details of the interest note that includes the charge, click View interest note .

5. Click Opt Out to opt out of the selected fees, or click Restore to resume fees previously denied. A message will open to confirm the completion of the action.

Reverse interest notes

You can refund all accruals on the selected interest notes. Reimbursed charges are removed from the customer’s account and are no longer payable. After the interest note is reimbursed, you can recalculate the interest and create new interest notes. For more information, see Interest calculation (class form).

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .

2. Select a customer account.

3. On the Action Pane, on the Collect tab, click Interest Note , then click Reverse .

4. Select check box Reverse for the first interest note you want to refund. You can refund only one interest note at a time. If you need to refund multiple interest notes, start with the most recent one.

   Tip

   To view interest note details, click View interest note .

5. Click Reverse . A message will open to confirm the completion of the action.

Refund interest transactions

You can refund all selected interest transactions. Reimbursed charges are removed from the customer’s account and are no longer payable. After the transactions are reimbursed, you can recalculate the interest and create new interest notes. For more information, see Interest calculation (class form).

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .

2. Select a customer account.

3. On the Action Pane, on the Collect tab, click Transaction Interest , then click Reverse .

4. Select check box Reverse for the first interest transaction that you want to refund. You can only refund one transaction at a time. If you need to reimburse multiple interest transactions, start with the most recent one.

   Tip

   To view the details of an interest note that includes an interest posting, click View interest note .

5. Click Reverse . A message will open to confirm the completion of the action.

View a history of charge adjustments that have been denied, renewed, or refunded

You can view a detailed history of adjustments that have been made to interest notes, such as the user who entered the adjustment, the type of adjustment, the amount, and when the adjustment was entered. For example, you might want to review the previous adjustments that were entered for an interest note before creating a new interest note. For more information, see Interest adjustment history Note (form).

1. Click Accounts receivable > Regular > Customers > All customers .