UF-0685-50

Outside-in ultrafiltration is widely used in condensate water, circulating water, wastewater treatment and other applications.

Product Introduction

Outside-in ultrafiltration is widely used in condensate water, circulating water, wastewater treatment and other applications. It is often employed as pretreatment for NF and RO processes, such as in reclaimed water reuse, industrial wastewater discharge, seawater desalination and other fields.

Application Field
Reclaimed Water Reuse
Industrial Wastewater
Seawater Desalination
Product Features
High Manufacturing Precision:
Uniform pore size with narrow distribution, efficiently removes bacteria and particles.
High Filtration Flux:
High porosity, large flux, and low energy consumption.
High Physical Strength:
More than 4 times higher strength than traditional processes.
High Oxidation Resistance:
Maximum NaClO resistance up to 10000 ppm.
High Chemical Resistance:
Chemically cleanable within a pH range of 1–14.
General Product Description
Fiber Manufacturing Process TIPS (Thermal Method)
Fiber Material PVDF
Operation Mode O-I (Outside-in)
Module Diameter 165 mm
Effective Membrane Area 50.0 m²
Nominal Pore Size 0.08 μm
Module Volume 33 L
Net Weight of Module 30 kg
Product Performance
Recommended Flux 40–120 LMH
Recommended Flow Rate 2.0–6.0 m³/h
Permeate Turbidity ≤0.1 NTU
Permeate SDI₁₅ ≤2.5 NA
Max. Tolerable TSS 100 ppm
Max. Inlet Turbidity 300 NTU
Operating Parameters
Continuous Operating pH Range 2 – 11
Operating Temperature Range 1 – 45 ℃
Max. Inlet Pressure 3.0 Bar
Max. Backwash Pressure 2.5 Bar
Max. Trans-Membrane Pressure (TMP) 3.0 Bar
Max. Aeration Pressure 2.5 Bar
Recommended Air Scour Flow Rate 3 – 8 Nm³/h

 

The above are general limits. For specific projects, conservative operating parameters ensure better performance and longer service life.

Chemical Cleaning

Maximum sodium hypochlorite resistance concentration: 10000 ppm, recommended cleaning temperature: 20-40 ℃, chemical cleaning pH range: 1-14 NA.

Precautions

During the first hour of initial use of the membrane element, the produced water shall be drained and not used.

Dry membrane elements are shipped without preservation solution. Once wetted, the elements must be kept moist at all times.

Feed water pressure should be increased gradually over a period of 30–60 seconds; otherwise, irreversible damage to the membrane element may occur.

Back pressure on the permeate side must be avoided at all times.

Wet membrane elements are tested with water before shipment, preserved in a 1.5% sodium bisulfite solution (10% propylene glycol antifreeze added in winter), and then vacuum-packed.

For long-term system shutdowns, to prevent microbial growth, it is recommended that the membrane elements be immersed in a 1.5% (w/w) food-grade sodium bisulfite preservation solution, which should be replaced regularly.

Users must strictly follow the operating limits and guidelines specified in this manual; otherwise, the company shall not be liable for any consequences arising therefrom.

Users are strictly prohibited from using any chemicals that may damage the membrane elements during storage and operation. The company shall not be liable for any consequences resulting from the use of such chemicals in violation of this requirement.

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