An ultrafiltration filter has a pore size around 0.01 micron. A microfiltration filter has a pore size around 0.1 micron, so when water undergoes microfiltration, many microorganisms are removed, but viruses remain in the water. Ultrafiltration would remove these larger particles, and may remove some viruses. Neither microfiltration nor ultrafiltration can remove dissolved substances unless they are first adsorbed (with activated carbon) or coagulated (with alum or iron salts).
Ultrafiltration systems utilize hollow membrane fibers to eliminate suspended solids, bacteria, viruses, and pathogens from the feed water. Pumps send the treated water through microscopic pores, which act as a physical barrier that only allows filtrates to pass through them. Ultrafiltration strainers are used next to remove solids such as weeds and plastics from the filtered water before it enters the UF system. Ultrafiltration plants have been extremely useful in water and wastewater treatment by continuously providing excellent results. After UF treatment, the water can be sent to areverse osmosis systemfor further purification or can be used supplied for immediate public usage.
What is Ultrafiltration (UF) Plant and its importance?
Most regions around the world utilize ultrafiltration plants to maintain sufficient preservation of clean water for public consumption. The water filtration efficiency achieved by UF systems are around 250 times greater than conventionalmedia filtration systems. These plants are also very suitable to many industries that require ultra pure water pushed out from these factories. The ultrafiltration membranes used in these plants are enforced to lower turbidity, or utilize as pretreatment to maintain the effectiveness of yourreverse osmosis membrane. These plants are generally considered to be of low cost, easy to operate, carry no contaminate residue, and have considerably high recovery ratio.
Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Unit |
Usage/Application | Water,Waste Water and Waste Water Recycle,River Water,Surface Water |
Filter Type | Ultrafiltration |
Type Of Machines | ULTRAFILTRATION |
Model Type | QUA-SEP,38W,50W,HITEC |
Brand | ARISEO WATER TECH |
Filter Medium Material | PES / PVDF |
Capacity | 1000LPH-100000LPH |
Flow Rate | 5000-100000 |
Voltage | 230/230/380/415V,1 /3 PHASE |
Body Material | Mild Steel |
Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
Recovery Efficiency | 90-95% |
Operation pressure | 2.5 KG/CM2 |
Reckoned as one of the emergent companies of the industry, we are extremely immersed in providing Water Ultra Filtration Plant. We are designed, manufacturers and pioneer supply of UF plant in all industries, commercial and residential segment.
Ultrafiltration Plant is a membrane based technology, which is used for separation of higher molecular weight particles from water. It can separate particles of even 0.01 microns from. Different membrane configurations and sizes are available for filtration requirements. Hollow Fiber and Spiral wound configurations are most commonly used in the industry. Ultrafiltration system can be used both in pre-treatment and post treatment process. The best Feature of Ultra Filtration Plant is Simple to operate, easy to maintain, Automatic operation, Compact, Adequate safety interlocks, Automatic forward flush and back flush.
Minimum Order Quantity | 01 Piece |
Flow Rate | 100 m3/hour |
Automation Grade | Automatic |
Voltage | 240/430 V |
Water Source | Industrial Effluent |
Frequency Range | 50-60Hz |
Max Water Recovery Rate | 80-90% |
Country of Origin | Made in India |
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Advanced Electro Deionization (EDI) technology is typically implemented downstream of Reverse Osmosis (RO) equipment and is used to produce High Purity and Ultra Pure Water. As the successor to more traditional Ion Exchange resin systems, environmentally friendly EDI systems now set the standard for demineralized water production. Consuming only electricity, EDI equipment can operate continuously, making pure product water of consistent quality, without chemical waste. The systems have a very limited footprint and frequent maintenance is not required.
Companies constantly focus on reducing operating costs, improving efficiency and eliminating the use of hazardous chemicals in the workplace. For High Purity and Ultra Pure Water production EDI strongly supports these goals and many thousands of systems have been installed over 30 years, operating successfully in many environments and applications.