CSM RE4040-SHA RO Membrane

Principles of operation of a thin-film membrane:

The membrane is based on a thin-film polyamide material that has microscopic pores in its structure. Wrapped in a roll, the material is a water filter, but it only passes water molecules, since the pore size is close to a thousandth of a micron (0.0001 micron). Only water molecules and some low molecular weight gases can leak through these pores. However, water cannot independently seep through the membrane; therefore, pumps are used that push water through the roll structure of the membrane.
Water moves from the outside to the inside of the roll. Inside the RE 4040-SHF membrane there is a tube through which purified water (permeate) exits, and the filtered residue leaves through the membrane layers in the form of a concentrate, which is subsequently removed to the sewer.

The advantage of the reverse osmosis membrane CSM RE 4040-SHF:

• High performance and selectivity;
• Modernization for certain water characteristics;
• Resistant to bio-contamination and a wide range of pH;
• Economical to use;
• Works well even with low pressure.

CSM RE 4040-SHF membrane filtration results in complete removal of:

• Metal impurities;
• Chemical compounds in water;
• Viruses and bacteria;
• Microscopic mechanical suspensions;
• Salt hardness and other contaminants.

Specifications:

• Productivity – 1900 GPD, 7200 l / day;
• Selectivity – 99.70%;
• The area of ​​the filtering surface is 7.0 square meters. m;
• Dimensions – 1016×102 mm;
• Standard – 4 “.