ultraPULSE UF Systems

Introducing the ultraPULSE™ UF Membrane Skid, a groundbreaking ultrafiltration system designed for high-strength industrial wastewater treatment. This system offers unparalleled separation efficiency, making it an essential component in modern water treatment processes

Introduction

The ultraPULSE™ UF System utilizes a pressure-driven, back-pulsed ultrafiltration process, it excels in separating solutions into concentrates and permeates.

This system is especially adept at treating wastewater with high velocity across tubular membranes, ensuring suspended particulates are effectively separated. The incorporation of cross-flow filtration enhances turbulence, thereby preventing particle accumulation and prolonging membrane life.

Large commercial wastewater membrane system.
Applications
Membrane Pore Size: 0.05 microns
Trans Membrane Pressure (TMP): 29 – 116 psig
Scouring Velocity: 9.8 – 16.4 ft/s
Nominal Flux: 30 – 50 gfd
Membrane Materials: PVDF membrane on either PE or PVDF substrate
CAD rendering of a wastewater treatment system.

Fabrication & Design

Crafted with PVDF membranes on either PE or PVDF substrates, the ultraPULSE™ UF System is designed for durability, high chemical resistance, and pressure stability.

Its back-pulsing ultrafiltration process not only sustains high flux rates but also minimizes the risk of membrane plugging or clogging. The system’s robust Clean-in-Place (CIP) capabilities and full automation ensure it is adaptable to various industrial scales, maintaining consistent performance with minimal maintenance requirements.

Benefits

Back-Pulsing Ultrafiltration



Optimized for High-Strength Industrial Wastewater



Excellent Anti-Fouling Behavior



High Chemical Resistance and Pressure Stability



Advanced CIP Capabilities



Versatile Feed-and-Bleed or Direct Recirculation Options

Customizable Flux Capacity



Case Studies

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