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Ultra-filtration Water Plant
Ultra-filtration water plant is a membrane filtration technology; in which macromolecules, as well as microorganisms, are removed from water supply. Such water plants fulfill the requirement of purified water supply. UF technology removes colloidal particles, suspended materials, macromolecules, bacteria and other microorganisms. Water Care Services fabricate water filtration plant according to customer’s requirement. WCSP engineers design plants on best scale.
Ultra-filtration water plant working
A semi-permeable membrane is used in it, which membrane has comparatively large pore size then RO membrane. These membranes pore size ranges from 0.1 to 0.005 μm and made up of mostly specialized fibers. The membrane allows only those particles to pass through it which is smaller than pore size. However, Ultra-filtration technology does not remove ions and small molecules. Ultra-filtration membrane pumped feed water stream. The pressure gradient is developed between the inner and outer walls of a membrane. Under applied pressure suspended solids, high molecular particles are removed in form of Retentate stream beside this low molecular particles pass through the membrane in form of product water (Permeate stream) and thus producing high quality of water. We also offer a range of water treatment facilities, including the Filtration Water Plant and De-mineralization Water System, both of which stand out as optimal choices for water treatment.
Application
- Pre-treatment of various industrial uses
- Beverage industry
- Food industry
- Wastewater treatment
- Reuse of treated water
- Pharmaceutical industry
- Biomedical sector
- Purification of Public water supply
Salient Features
WCSP designed Ultra-filtration plants have the following features:
- Eliminated colloidal, suspended matters and bacteria effectively
- UF plants work at low pressure, so utilize comparatively less energy supply
- It is total physical process and demands no chemical additives.
- Ultra-fitration plants not altered chemistry of water supply
- It also removes turbidity of water
- It is best choice where bacteria, turbidity as well as suspended solids are key contaminants
- Operate easily
- Compact, skid mounted
- Improve the quality of water
- No by-products
- Lower maintenance cost
- Removing 90-100% pathogens
An Ultra-filtration Water Plant is a water treatment system that employs ultra-filtration technology to purify water by removing impurities, particles, and microorganisms. It utilizes semi-permeable membranes to achieve high-quality water filtration.
Ultra-filtration is a physical filtration process that uses membranes with fine pores to separate particles, bacteria, and other contaminants from water. It operates at a molecular level, providing superior filtration compared to traditional methods like sand filtration or chlorination.
Ultra-filtration is effective in removing suspended solids, bacteria, viruses, colloids, and other particulate matter from water. It is also capable of removing certain dissolved substances, providing a comprehensive purification process.
The main components include ultra-filtration membranes, a feed pump, a backwash pump, a control system, and a storage tank. The membranes play a crucial role in separating impurities, while the pumps facilitate the movement of water through the system.
Yes, Ultra-filtration Water Plants are versatile and can be designed for various scales of operation. They are employed in both industrial settings for large-scale water treatment and in residential applications for providing clean and safe drinking water.
The lifespan of ultra-filtration membranes varies depending on factors such as water quality, usage, and maintenance. Generally, they can last several years before requiring replacement, but routine monitoring and maintenance are essential to ensure optimal performance.
Yes, Ultra-filtration can be part of a comprehensive water treatment system. It is often integrated with other processes like reverse osmosis, UV disinfection, and activated carbon filtration to address a wider range of contaminants and provide a multi-barrier approach to water purification.
Some advantages include high removal efficiency, compact design, low energy consumption compared to other methods, and the ability to operate at low pressure. It is also environmentally friendly as it reduces the need for chemicals in the treatment process.
Backwashing is a cleaning process where water flow is reversed through the ultra-filtration membranes to remove accumulated particles and restore filtration efficiency. It helps prolong the life of the membranes and maintain consistent performance.
While Ultra-filtration is effective in a wide range of water qualities, pre-treatment may be necessary to prevent fouling of the membranes. The specific requirements depend on the source water and the desired level of purification. Regular monitoring and testing are recommended for optimal performance.