1.Model:ULP21-4040
2.Reject(%):99.0
3.Average Permeate GPD(m3/d):2400(9.1)
4.Active Membrane Area ft2(m2):90(8.4)
Brief Introduction
ULP series of ultra-low pressure aromatic polyamide compound membrane element newly developed by Vontron Technology Co., Ltd. can work under ultra low pressure to reach as high permeate flow and salt rejection as regular low-pressure membrane element can, and is applicable to desalination of surface water and underground water. It operates under approximately 2 thirds of the operating pressure of regular low-pressure composite membrane, and achieves a salt rejection rate of up to 99.5%, which can decrease the investment costs for such relevant facilities as pump, piping, and container, etc. and the operating cost for the RO system, thus increasing the economic efficiency.
Being suitable for the desalting treatment of those water sources with salt concentration lower than 2000 ppm, such as surface water, underground water, tap water and municipal water, etc., ULP series membrane elements are mainly applicable to numerous applications of various scales, such as pure water, boiler water replenishment, foodstuff processing, and pharmaceutical production, etc.
Specifications and Major Properties
Testing Conditions:
Testing Pressure……………………………………………150 psi (1.03Mpa)
Temperature of Testing Solution …………………25 °C
Concentration of Testing Solution (NaCl)…… 1500ppm
pH Value of Testing Solution ………………………… 7.5
Recovery Rate of Single Membrane Element…15% (8040-size, 4040-size and 2540-size)
8% (4021-size and 2521-size)
Operation limits and Conditions
Max. Working Pressure…………………………………………………… 600psi(4.14Mpa)
Max. Feedwater Flow…………………………………………………………75gpm (17 m3/h) (8040)
16gpm (3.6 m3/h) (4040)
Max. Feedwater Temperature…………………………………………… 45°C
Max. Feedwater SDI………………………………………………………… 5
Residual chlorine Concentration of Feedwater……………… < 0.1ppm
pH Range of Feedwater during Continuous Operation… 3~10
pH Range of Feedwater during Chemical Cleaning……… 2~12
Max. Pressure Drop of Single Membrane Element………… 15psi(0.1Mpa)
