Process and apparatus for blending product liquid from different tfc membranes
A technology for aquatic products and primary membranes, applied in chemical instruments and methods, membrane technology, semi-permeable membrane separation, etc., can solve the problems of low efficiency and high cost
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[0051] Determine acceptable hardness and alkalinity ranges for product water by varying the number of reverse osmosis units and nanofiltration units. As we all know, the upper limit of hardness and alkalinity in the prior art is 100ppm. After tasting by tasters, it was found that the product water with a hardness of at least 20 ppm and an alkalinity of at least 21 ppm was superior to product water with lower hardness and alkalinity.
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[0053] Determining the quality of product water produced by a functional membrane.
[0054] Culligan RO-A6 series reverse osmosis membranes were purchased from Culligan International Company, Northbrook, IL. Flimtec NF-255 nanofiltration membranes and Filmtec NF-45 nanofiltration membranes were purchased from Flimtec Corporation, Minneapolis, Minnesota. By way of illustration, it can be estimated that the permeability or porosity of the nanofiltration membrane is greater than that of the reverse osmosis membrane, and correspondingly the concentration of solute solids is also greater than that of the reverse osmosis membrane.
[0055] In each experiment, a total of six membranes were used to produce product water: two sets or sets of membranes with a total of three identical membranes in each set or set. The mantle can be inserted or removed to change the membrane combination. The influent water used in each set of experiments was from the same water source. After one hour o...
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