This invention provides an
ultrafiltration membrane module resistant to high
suspended solids impact, relating to the field of
wastewater filtration technology. It includes a
hollow cylinder and an
ultrafiltration mechanism within it. The
ultrafiltration mechanism includes a membrane
filtration unit and an anti-shock component at its lower end. The anti-shock component includes a rotating lower sleeve with lower blades evenly distributed around its outer circumference, and a
sludge removal component above it for scraping
sludge from the cylinder wall. Below the fixed plate, there is also an mounting sleeve and a rotating upper sleeve, with upper blades evenly distributed around its outer circumference and connected to an upper scraper. During
filtration,
raw water impacts the lower blades at the inlet and enters the membrane filtration unit, driving the lower scraper to rotate and scrape
sludge. Simultaneously, the rising
water flow drives the upper scraper to clean the upper section of the cylinder wall. During
backwashing, high-pressure
purified water impacts the lower blades in the opposite direction, causing them to rotate and scrape sludge, which is then discharged from the sludge removal hole. This invention utilizes hydraulic self-drive to achieve online cleaning of the cylinder wall, effectively buffering the
impact of high
suspended solids, protecting the
membrane surface, and extending its service life.