Reverse osmosis chemicals to improve the performance of your reverse osmosis system's membranes.Reverse osmosis (RO) membrane performance can be negatively impacted by impurities that build up on the membrane surface during operations. Suspended solids, microorganisms and mineral scale can foul membrane elements. These deposits can cause loss in output and/or rejection levels and reduce total system performance. AntiscalantsAntiscalants; Antiscalant Treatment Chemicals - Genotech's extensive range of advanced technology antiscalants and antiscalant water treatment chemicals have been developed to manage the problems associated with hard water, specifically hardness salts and the formation of scale across a wide range of commercial, industrial and process environments. Genotech's specialist anti-scalants offer superior quality performance characteristics over a range of applications. For further information about our specialist products please select the product title to review additional descriptions, specification details and MSDS's. The Antiscalant chemical from Genotech is designed to eliminate scale and reduce fouling in membrane systems, regardless of the feedwater source. Successful membrane cleaning relies on both the effectiveness of the cleaning compounds and the design and operation of the cleaning equipment. Genotech can offer suggestions on cleaning system design and cleaning procedures to ensure the most effective results.
AntifoulantsAntifoulants
maintain effective control of bacterial growth and slime.
Powder CleanersSuccessful membrane cleaning relies on
both the effectiveness of the cleaning compounds and the design and operation
of the cleaning equipment. Pure Aqua can offer suggestions on cleaning system
design and cleaning procedures to ensure the most effective results.
The membrane separation process utilizes a high-pressure feed to force water through a semi-permeable barrier. As the water passes through the membrane, contaminates are rejected and eventually flushed to the waste stream. The concentration of the contaminants is crucial to determine the design and operation of the membrane system. During normal operations, membranes can become fouled by colloidal material, inorganic oxides, biological matter, and scaling salts.
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