SCW-S Series Ultrapure Water Reverse Osmosis Membrane

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SCW-S Series Ultrapure Water Reverse Osmosis Membrane has a high salt rejection rate, high anti-pollution, and high removal rate of boron, silicon, germanium, and other elements, which can avoid effluent water quality of EDI system from being affected by the inlet water quality. The chemical cleaning cycle of the membrane elements is long, but the quality of effluent water is stable, which especially fits the salt rejection modules before the EDI system of the ultra-pure water in the microelectronics industry.

Storage Conditions of Reverse Osmosis Membrane

Before the first use, all membrane elements must be stored under the original packaging conditions.
The membrane is best placed in the original packaging and opened before the use of the water treatment system.
The transport temperature below 0°C may cause irreversible membrane damage and the transport temperature above 30°C may cause membrane degradation and deterioration of the protection solution.
Store in a cool, dry condition and a place that is not directly exposed to sunlight or artificial lighting. Storage temperature stays at 0°C to 30°C, and the longest storage time is 6 months.

General Information of Reverse Osmosis Membrane

Once wetted, the membrane element must always be wet.
The limited warranty we promised will expire due to the fact that the user does not strictly follow the operational restrictions and guidelines set forth in this Code.
If the system is in a shut-down state for a long time, the membrane element is advised to be placed in the protective solution to prevent the growth of microorganisms.
It is the user's responsibility if uses an incompatible chemical and lubricant, and causes undue influence on the original.
The maximum allowable pressure drop of the single-pressure vessel is 60 psi (4.1 bar).
At no time can the backpressure be produced on the side of producing water to avoid the occurrence of harmful problems.