Description
Vontron RO Membrane ULP21-2540
The LP (low pressure) series of aromatic polyamide compound membrane element developed by Vontron Technology Co., Ltd. has the properties of low-pressure operation, high permeate flow, and excellent desalination and is applicable to the desalination of brackish water. Besides, it is particularly applicable to the fabrication of high-purity water for the electronic industry and electric power industry owing to its excellent performance in removing soluble salts, TOC, SiO2, etc. Being suitable for desalting such water sources as surface water, underground water, tap water, and municipal water, etc., the LP series is mainly applicable to the treatment of various industrial water such as industrial-purpose pure water, boiler water replenishment in power plants, and can be also applied to such brackish water applications, such as treatment of high-concentration saline wastewater and production of beverage-purpose water.
Testing Conditions:
- Testing Pressure………………………………………… 225 psi (1.55Mpa)
- The temperature of Testing Solution………………………… 25 °C
- The concentration of Testing Solution (NaCl)……………… 2000ppm
- pH Value of Testing Solution…………………………… 7.5
- Recovery Rate of Single Membrane Element…………… 15%
- Operation limits and conditions
- Max. Working Pressure………………………………… 600psi (4.14Mpa)
- Max. Feedwater Flow…………………………………… 75gpm (17 m3/h) (for 8040)
- Max. Feedwater Temperature…………………………… 45 °C
- Max. Feedwater SDI………………………………………5
- Residual chlorine Concentration of Feedwater……………<0.1ppm
- pH Range of Feedwater during Continuous Operation……3~10
- pH Range of Feedwater during Chemical Cleaning………2~12
- Max. Pressure Drop of Single Membrane Element……… 15psi (0.1Mpa)
Vontron RO Membrane Important Information
Any specific application must be limited within the Operating Limits and Conditions. We strongly recommend you to refer to the latest edition of the technology manual and design guide prepared by Vontron Technology Co., Ltd., or consult experts proficient in membrane technology.
