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Related to ceramic membrane operation

2018-05-11View Original

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I would like to ask colleagues who have experience with the stable operation of ceramic membranes: 1. When using coarse salt (with 95.11% salt, 0.25% calcium, 0.07% magnesium, and 0.14% insoluble substances) as the raw material, is a ratio of 1:10 between the amount of sludge discharged by the ceramic membrane and the flow rate of the purified brine output reasonable? 2. Are there any other units that operate without a circulation tank? Add me so I can ask them some questions privately. 3. How many years is the service life of ceramic membranes? Are the issues at expiration frequent breaks, wear from import, or flux problems? Please ask an expert in brine operation to help: handshake
Reply #22018-05-15
Hello, may I ask if your company uses ceramic membranes to remove calcium and magnesium?
Reply #32018-05-15
The ceramic membrane brine filter we just signed for doesn’t have a circulation tank.

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