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Membrane filtration for fine particles, bacteria and turbidity
About this plant
An Ultrafiltration (UF) Plant uses hollow-fibre membranes with very fine pores to remove suspended solids, bacteria and many viruses. It gives consistent, clear water and is often used as pre-treatment for RO or as a standalone purifier where dissolved salts are not a concern.
Water is pushed through hollow-fibre membranes. Particles, colloids and microorganisms larger than the pores are held back, while water and dissolved salts pass through. The membranes are cleaned regularly by backwashing and, periodically, chemical cleaning.
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Technical data
| Capacity range | Small to large scale, built from modular membrane skids |
|---|---|
| Membranes | Hollow-fibre ultrafiltration modules |
| Operation | Dead-end or cross-flow, with automatic backwash |
| Cleaning | Periodic chemical-enhanced cleaning |
| Typical use | Clarification, disinfection support and RO pre-treatment |
Indicative values. Final design depends on your water analysis and requirement.
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Good to know
UF removes particles and microbes but lets dissolved salts pass. RO also removes dissolved salts. UF is often used ahead of RO.
Yes, UF membranes hold back bacteria and many viruses. For drinking water, final disinfection is still recommended.
With good feed water and regular cleaning they typically last for years. Actual life depends on your water and operation.
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