Membrane Element

The reverse osmosis membrane is an artificially created semipermeable membrane that mimics the properties of biological semipermeable membranes. This membrane is a crucial component of reverse osmosis technology. The core principle of reverse osmosis involves applying pressure that exceeds the osmotic pressure of the solution. This process allows for the separation of substances and water, as the semipermeable membrane selectively permits water molecules to pass through while other substances are retained.

Features:

High Filtration Precision: The filtration precision can reach 0.0001 microns, using RO membrane technology that effectively filters out bacterial impurities and heavy metals.

Good Stability: Exhibits high mechanical strength and a long service life, operating efficiently at lower pressures. The reverse osmosis membrane, with a filtration accuracy of 0.0001 microns, can intercept substances larger than this size, making it the finest membrane separation product. It effectively blocks all dissolved salts and organic substances with a molecular weight greater than 100.

Easy to Use: Features a modular design that is easy to install, reducing water and sewage costs. It can be integrated with existing membrane filtration systems or ion exchange systems, achieving up to 80% of the rinse water cycle.

Applications:

Mainly used in reverse osmosis pretreatment, reclaimed water reuse, drinking water treatment and other fields.