Description

Description

Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration Membranes is one of the most natured and advanced ultrafiltration technologies from hollow fiber filter manufacturers. The nominal poresize is 0.001~0.1 μm. The micropores distribute around the wall of the membrane. The entrapping molecular weight scale is about several thousand to ten thousand. The water flow from the outside of the membrane to the inside, it is outer pressure type. In adverse, it is inside pressure type. The ultrafiltration is a dynamic process, and the entrapping matter can be drained out following the concentration water. Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration Membranes can clarify, conentrate and purity the streams with filtration challenges involve suspended solids, bacteria, or high concentrations of macromolecules. These high-tech membranes are widely used in  variety of water treatment and waste water recycling applications.

Hollow Fiber Ultrafiltration Membranes provide reliable rejection of microorganisms and viruses with low operating costs. They are easy to install and handle, which provides excellent quality of filtrate and reliable blocking of microorganisms and viruses.

Recycling benefits

In addition to providing a reliable, locally controlled water supply, water recycling provides a lot of environmental benefits, which is why there are a lot of ultrafiltration membrane suppliers. This method is able to lessen the usage of water from delicate ecosystems, which means that there is enough water flow to plants and wildlife. The lack of adequate flow would be the cause of the decay of both water quality and the wellness of the ecosystem. It is possible for people to fulfill their water demands by using recycled water and the environmental repercussions of this choice would be great.  It would free substantial amounts of water for the environment. Other environmental benefits include a reduction in wastewater discharges and reducing pollution. Ultrafiltration is used by some companies to decrease costs. In the long run, this type of method will justify the initial capital investment, the potential replacement costs and maintenance of the system. So the benefits described are not all, as some might be intangible.