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Problems with using domestic flocculants and scale inhibitors in RO water treatment processes

2016-01-06View Original

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The company has an reverse osmosis system that uses Dow membranes. Previously, it used specified imported coagulants and scale inhibitors, but these imported chemicals were quite expensive; now it wants to use domestic alternatives – but it’s not clear what the effectiveness of those alternatives will be Is there any damage to the membrane? Who is using it? Please share your experience.
Reply #22016-01-06
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Reply #32016-01-12
Domestic technologies and products are becoming more mature and increasingly domestically produced; domestic options can be considered, with service quality being the key factor

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