| Parameters | Contents |
|---|---|
| Model / Specifications | MHCL-X (X = Processing volume m³/h) |
| Treatment Capacity | 2-100 m³/h |
| Influent Water Quality | Influent SS ≤ 200 mg/L |
| Effluent Water Quality | Effluent SS ≤ 10 mg/L |
| Material Options | Organic Fiber Membrane |
| Overall Dimensions | L: 1000-8000 mm W: 1000-2000 mm H: 2000 mm |
| Core Treatment Technology | Filtration Method |
| Core Components & Configurations | Water pump, UF membrane, Flow meter, Solenoid valve, Control cabinet, Backwash system |
| Operating Power | 1.5 KW - 20 KW |
| Installation Method | Above-ground |
| Operation Mode | Fully Auto PLC & Manual |
| Backwash Cycle | 30 s backwash / 30 min interval |
FAQ
Q1: What is the difference between Ultrafiltration (UF) and Reverse Osmosis (RO)?
Ultrafiltration (UF) removes suspended solids, colloids, and bacteria without removing dissolved minerals, serving primarily as pretreatment. Reverse Osmosis (RO) removes dissolved ions, heavy metals, and salts to produce purified water, acting as the core desalination and purification stage.
Q2: What causes turbid UF permeate or declining membrane flux?
Flux drop and turbidity issues are typically caused by membrane surface fouling, inadequate upstream filtration, high influent TSS, or delayed backwashing. Quick fix: Perform routine hydraulic backwashing, inspect for broken membrane fibers, and run periodic chemical cleaning (CIP/CEB) to restore permeate flux.
Q3: What is the typical service life of Ultrafiltration membranes?
Under standard operating conditions and proper maintenance protocols, UF membranes typically last 2 to 3 years. Routine hydraulic backwashing and scheduled chemical maintenance prevent irreversible fouling and extend overall membrane service life.
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