Ceramic membrane filter
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Ceramic membrane filters are used in the purification of brine in the chlor-alkali industry. I’m curious about their performance – could you send some photos of ceramic membranes?* study * study * I currently have a water treatment project that requires the removal of hardness (calcium and magnesium). After the chemicals are used for precipitation, I plan to use ceramic membranes for further filtration. I would appreciate everyone’s advice on whether this approach is feasible, both from a technical and economic perspective
Using a ceramic membrane to remove hardness poses no problem at all; heating might be necessary, so you can consult the manufacturer.
What is the cleaning frequency? Apart from a certain company in Jiangsu, are there any other manufacturers of ceramic membranes that can be recommended?
Our company uses ceramic membranes that are manufactured using German sintering technology; their performance is among the best in China, on par with that of companies in Nanjing. We have extensive experience in using these ceramic membranes for water treatment. If you are interested, feel free to get in touch – Q627865433
The ceramic membrane filters produced by Nanjing Jiuwu are quite advanced for the chlor-alkali industry today; they operate reliably, maintain stable parameters for brine quality, and ensure high purity of the brine. The units we use have been performing very well.
Using an organic membrane should provide better filtration results and lower energy consumption!
Has the ceramic membrane been found? You can communicate via QQ 562432265
Hollow-plate ceramic membranes, a new type of ultrafiltration membrane module for wastewater treatment – highly recommended
If I want to use it, it’s not necessary to use a ceramic membrane – the cost would be too high, right?