Ultrafiltration System for University Research

Product Description

Ultrafiltration is a form of filtration that uses membranes to separate different fluids or ions. This ultrafiltration system was designed for tertiary treatment of secondary wastewater (treated/clarified sewage), and came with first-rate chemical dosing systems, CIP systems, Hydranautics UF modules, Stainless steel pressure guages, and other important features. The 15 gpm system was made up of one UF module; major components consisted of a backwash tank, automatic screen filter, and a microprocessor control panel.

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Hydranautics HYDRAcapMAX 40 UF Module
Chemical Enhanced Backwash
Differential Pressure Switch
Siemens S7-1200 PLC
Backwash Pump
Screen Filter
150 Micron Automatic Backwash Screen Filter
GF Motorized Valves

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Water Challenges: Water is by far the most prominent laboratory reagent, which is why its purity is of most importance. Polluted water can produce a variety of issues due to its occurrence, spanning from inaccurate data to damaged samples, or even damaged equipment and materials.

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Applied Solution: Ultrafiltration System shipped to Chile for University Research - 5000 GPD. The system was designed to produce extremely high purity water with no presence of minerals that would compromise any equipment, material, or testingh in the laboratory.

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Superior filtration performance with high flux
Very small nominal pore diameter (0.03 µm)
Efficiently gets rid of bacteria and viruses
Periodically back washed and air scoured to enhance overall performance and casting off the fouling layer to extend working life
Low fouling membrane modules
UF Outside-In or Inside-Out Configuration lets in reduced plugging and greater solids loading
Basic, vertical, modular plan approves low cost, compact systems
Effective membrane cleaning has a high chemical resistance and temperature tolerance

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