What is ultra filter?
Ultrafiltration is a method of removing very small particles from the liquid. The membrane used with this method usually has pores with a size of 0.01 to 0.001 microns. This is small enough to remove most bacteria, viruses, substances with high molecular weight and polymer molecules. During ultrafiltration, the flow of liquid is divided into two streams called the separation of the cross flow. One current passes through the porous membrane and is then called permeate and the other is concentrated in particles and other materials that were not able to penetrate the membrane. Many organisms have become resistant to other disinfectant water methods, but the ultrafiltration system removes pathogens moving with a membrane and physically removes every organism. The membranes themselves are often made up of small hollow fibers, which are smaller than a millimeter (about 0.04 inches) of the iDom N, which is tied thousands in the filter. Modules containing membranes come in various configurations, including spiral, board and frames andtubular. The type and concentration of the material to be removed helps to determine what kind of configuration is used.
The efficiency of ultrafiltration systems is affected by the liquid flow through the surface of the filter membrane. The higher the speed of the liquid, the higher the speed of penetration, but higher flows can increase the power consumption of the system. This leaves the designers to consider acceptable use of energy versus the optimum speed for application. The pressure also correlates with how much fluid permeates through the membrane and is limited by how strong both the module and the membrane are.
More fluids pass through the membrane as temperatures drop, but other factors should be considered so that the temperature change affected the release rate. Consistent monitoring is needed to see if the ultrafiltration system is working properly, so it is necessary to record the use and operation of the system every day. If the degree of cage penetrationSNE by 10%, it is a sign that the membrane should be cleaned. Antibacterial agents can also be driven to kill all pathogens that can be built, especially if the system is turned off for several days. Ultrafiltration is beneficial for large water systems and for small private and municipal water sources.