ULTRA FILTRATION - UF

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

UF (Ultrafiltration) technology is a process that separates contaminants from a water source by using a UF membrane. This membrane is composed of hollow fibers with pore sizes ranging from 0.01 to 0.1 µm.

Device selection

Tank size
Fluids
 
Q&A

-> A cyclone dust collector primarily separates larger dust particles using centrifugal force. It is not effective for fine particles like PM2.5. To remove PM2.5 efficiently, a bag filter or electrostatic precipitator should be used after the cyclone stage

-> A high-quality submersible mixer typically lasts between 5 to 10 years, depending on material quality, operating conditions, and maintenance frequency. Using stainless steel materials and regular servicing can extend the mixer’s lifetime

-> A belt filter press can process between 5 to 50 cubic meters of sludge per day, depending on sludge concentration, belt width, and machine capacity. Proper conditioning and polymer dosing improve dehydration efficiency

-> Yes, a DAF system is highly effective in separating oil, grease, and suspended solids from food-processing wastewater. By injecting microbubbles, it floats contaminants to the surface for removal, improving overall treatment efficiency

APPLICATIONS

  • For industrial production and irrigation water.

  • Wastewater reuse for production water.


  • Filtration Size: 0.1 – 0.01 μm

  • Installation: Compact, small footprint.

  • Operation: Simple.


UF Membranes in Water Treatment

UF Membranes for Potable Water Treatment
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