Spiral wound reverse osmosis membrane element
Optimal for the production of pure water and the reuse of wastewater Spiral-type reverse osmosis membrane element 【Features】 ○ Due to its spiral design, it can handle large volumes in a compact manner, is resistant to fouling, and has excellent recovery after cleaning ○ Low operating pressure contributes to reduced running costs ○ As it is a synthetic composite membrane, it has excellent antibacterial properties ○ Can be used with vessels currently in use *For other functions and details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Spiral-type reverse osmosis membrane element optimal for pure water production and wastewater reuse 【Features】 ○ Due to its spiral design, it can handle large volumes compactly, is resistant to fouling, and has excellent recovery after cleaning. ○ Low operating pressure contributes to reduced running costs. ○ As it is a synthetic composite membrane, it has excellent antibacterial properties. ○ It can also be used with vessels currently in use. ● For other functions and details, please download the catalog.
Applications/Examples of results
【Applications】 ○ General pure water production ○ Boiler feed water ○ Primary pure water for the semiconductor industry ○ Recovery of valuable materials ○ Reuse of wastewater
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Fibrichemical designs and constructs water treatment systems, including ion exchange resins, spiral reverse osmosis membrane elements, cartridge-type pure water systems (IRI series), RO pure water devices, RO vessels, and soft water and ion exchange resins. We also handle reverse osmosis membranes (RO) and various wastewater treatment systems. With our extensive experience, diverse product range, and broad application technologies and product development, we respond accurately and swiftly to our customers' needs.
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