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Pre-filtration for Reverse OsmosisFiltration Solutions, Inc. has filtration systems to pre-treat seawater, brackish water, and water from other natural sources before the water enters the RO drinking water process. These systems are based on patented CCDB techniques and membrane separation technology. They remove colloids, micro-substances, and dirt from water and provide high quality water for the RO filters and they can be installed either on land or shipboard. FSI offers a wide range of filtration systems designed for continuous operation with capacities from 100 gallons/day to 100,000 gallons/day per unit. These filtration systems are completely integrated units containing all the necessary components to allow any existing shipboard or land based RO system to be immediately upgraded by increasing performance and capacity, while reducing operation and maintenance costs. They are designed for harsh environments, tough applications, and variable water sources. Additionally, they can be constructed from a variety of materials including Inconel, Monel, Ni-Cu, thermal plastics suitable for either seawater or fresh water applications, and SS 316. The Many Advantages of RO Pre-filtration Include:
Description of the Membrane Filtration ProcessThe CCDB process that FSI's RO pre-treatment systems utilize is patented process technology that produces suspended solids-free water for RO drinking water processes. Raw water is pumped into the pre-filtration system with high fluid velocity. The specially designed curved fluid channels on the membrane surface create Dean vortices as the fluid passes over the channels. The Dean vortices act as a scrubbing force to clean the membrane surface, allowing the system to maintain a high, constant flux rate. Periodic automatic back-flush self-cleaning is applied in these systems by reversing the permeate flow into the membrane filters. The back-flush action can further clean the membrane surface and prevent filter scaling and fouling. The water is forced to pass through the membrane filters under pressure (20 psi-100 psi), and suspended particles are carried away from the membrane surface by the fluid and drained back to the ocean or river. The permeate flow can be directly pumped into a RO filter or stored in a process tank. |
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