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The biggest problem with using the RO membranes can be contamination (or fouling) of the membrane layer. Especially in the case where surface water or wastewater contains highly-concentrated organic substances, the membrane may bear irreparable damage. However, CSM’s Fouling Resistant RO Membranes can significantly reduce such instances.
Low amounts of hydrophobic substances (oil and organic) and other particles accumulate on the membrane surface due to the smooth surface and hydrophilic properties of CSM’s Fouling Resistant Membrane; and as a result, this type of membrane from CSM is recommended in potentially high fouling wastewater.
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Model |
Flow Rate (GPD,m3/d) |
Salt Rejection(%) |
Diameter/ Length (inch) |
Test Conditions |
Spec Sheet |
RE8040-FLF |
12,000 (45.4) |
99.6 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE8040-FLF34 |
12,000 (45.4) |
99.6 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE8040-FLF440 |
13,000 (49.2) |
99.6 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE8040-FLR* |
10,000 (37.9) |
99.6 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE8040-FLR34 |
10,000 (37.9) |
99.6 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE8040-FLR440 |
11,000 (41.6) |
99.6 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE8040-FEn* |
11,000 (41.6) |
99.7 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" BW Standard |
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RE8040-FEn34 |
11,000 (41.6) |
99.7 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" BW Standard |
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RE8040-FEn440* |
12,000 (45.4) |
99.7 |
8.0 / 40 |
40" BW Standard |
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RE4040-FLR |
2,100 (7.9) |
99.6 |
4.0 / 40 |
40" LP Standard |
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RE4040-FEn |
2,400 (9.1) |
99.7 |
4.0 / 40 |
40" BW Standard |
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RE2540-FEn |
1,000 (3.8) |
99.5 |
2.5 / 40 |
40" BW Standard |
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40" BW Standard test conditions: NaCl 2,000 mg/L, Pressure 225 psig, Temperature 25°C, pH 6.5-7.0 Recovery 15% |
40" LP Standard test conditions: NaCl 1,500 mg/L, Pressure 150 psig, Temperature 25°C, pH 6.5-7.0 Recovery 15%
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The stated data were obtained after 30 minutes of operation |
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* These models are tested and certified by NSF to NSF/ANSI/CAN 61.
For more certification details,
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