Microfiltration Membrane
- Uniform pore size
- Can remove microbes and performs protein fractionation
- Available in different configurations
- Polymeric or inorganic structure
- Excellent resistance to pH and temperature
Raw water: Manufacturing plant, food & beverage, water softening, etc.
Produced water: Commercial, industrial, agricultural, manufacturing, etc.
Max. transmembrane pressure [kPa]: 0-50 °C 300
Operating pH Range: 1 – 13
Material: Stainless steel, polymers, glass
Applications: Water softening, metal recovery, reduce hardness in water purification, etc.
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The microfiltration membranes from NEWater come with diverse reflex attributes and varying pore sizes. Our microfiltration flat sheet membranes are great for various industries, including pharmaceuticals, food, beverage, dairy, biotech, etc. Among other variations, we also have spiral membranes that perform optimum filtration of dispersed solids.
NEWater microfiltration membranes come in various lengths, diameters, and feed spacer sizes. Further, we are a certified and patented company offering the most environment-friendly and effective water purification solutions for more than two decades. Therefore, you can stay assured of the highest quality and the most consistent performance when you are choosing our microfiltration membranes. So, you can get in touch with us for further inquiry about our microfiltration membranes.
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NEWater Microfiltration Membrane Details：
Cross-flow filtration occurs when fluid flows tangentially through the membrane. A portion of the treated liquid in the feed stream is collected below the filter, while the rest of the water passes through the membrane untreated. Cross-flow filtration is regarded as a single operation rather than a process.
Dead-end filtration occurs when all process fluid flows and particles larger than the membrane’s pore sizes are stopped at the membrane’s surface. Cake formation occurs when all the feed water is treated at once. This method is commonly used for batch or semicontinuous filtration of low concentration solutions.
- Cold sterilization of beverages and pharmaceuticals
- Separating bacteria from water
- Liquid pharmaceuticals, and medicines
- Clarifying fruit juices, wine, or beer
- Petroleum refining
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- Provide raw water quality data.
- Provide scenarios for the use of the Microfiltration Membrane.
- Provide the final water quality and quantity requirements to be achieved.
- Provide your local current and voltage.
NEWater Microfiltration Membrane Key Features
- Innovative Microfiltration technology.
- The fibers are manufactured of premium quality.
- Increased control over colloid retention is possible due to the surface properties.
- Reduces yeast and bacteria concentrations to less than one cell per 100 ml.
- Reduces the level of turbidity to less than 1 NTU
- Pore size ranges between 0.2 and 0.8 microns.
- The asymmetric pore structure creates a more efficient backflush.
- Suitable for temperatures up to 80 degrees Celsius.
NEWater Microfiltration Membrane Highlighted Advantages
- Reduced installation and energy costs.
- The best solution is available for each application.
- High product quality and flexibility.
- Adhere to the numerous stringent requirements.
- Requires little floor space due to its compact design.
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- Source manufacturers.
- One-to-one guidance.
- The strict quality control process.
- One-year warranty.
- Lifetime maintenance.
High-quality Parts and Skid-mounted Equipment to Support the System
A Variety of Matching Processes are Available
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NEWater Microfiltration Membrane
Microfiltration is a physical method of water purification. In this method, microfiltration membranes are used to separate the solid particles from feedwater. NEWater microfiltration membranes with isotropic or asymmetrical pore structures have broad-spectrum usages. Besides, they are known for the best chemical and thermal stability. Also, we use advanced surface modification for better hydrophilicity and lesser membrane fouling. However, based on the concentration of solids in the feedwater for a specific application, our MF membranes also may need periodic cleaning and maintenance to resist membrane fouling.
Our MF membranes are usually made of polymers. Polytetrafluoroethylene, polyester, cellulose acetate, polyethersulfone, and polyethylene are some of those polymers. However, we also have microfiltration membranes made of inorganic materials like glass and stainless steel.
Based on the material and technique used, the underlying pore structure and shape differ from one membrane to another. The pores in polymeric membranes are more interconnected, thanks to the isotropic quality of different polymer fibers. Besides, they can perform excellent metal absorption and adsorption. Â However, the metallic membrane pores are more uniform in structure.
If we talk about membrane filtration, NEWater microfiltration membranes are undoubtedly the most effective. Through a physical process and a size-exclusion principle, our MF membranes will retain larger contaminants, including algae, pathogens, bacteria, sand, clay, metal, and other complex particles. When used in direct flow filtration, these can treat feedwater that has a lesser concentration of particulate solids or where the application demands a purified filtrate for further treatments like RO or wastewater treatment.
Our microfiltration membranes also support crossflow filtration. Here the membranes can treat feedwater with a high concentration of solid particles. Further, in the crossflow filtration, the feedwater passes along the MF membranes’ surface. Also, being a continuous process, crossflow filtration stops the accumulation of solid particles that block the flow of feedwater through the membranes.
Again, these microfiltration membranes are great for water pretreatment, where the treated water further goes through RO or NF purification processes. Our professional team installs the membranes in well-designed systems. Moreover, our MF membranes are available in flat sheet, plate, and frame, hollow fiber, tubular, and spiral wound configurations.