High Water Utilization
Stable 90%–95% recovery helps reduce raw-water consumption and operating cost.
A high-flow membrane filtration solution for raw-water purification and professional RO pretreatment. Premium PVDF/PES hollow-fiber membranes reduce turbidity, suspended solids, colloids, algae and microorganisms while retaining dissolved mineral salts.
A high-flow membrane filtration solution for raw-water purification and professional RO pretreatment. Premium PVDF/PES hollow-fiber membranes reduce turbidity, suspended solids, colloids, algae and microorganisms while retaining dissolved mineral salts.
A high-flow membrane filtration solution for raw-water purification and professional RO pretreatment. Premium PVDF/PES hollow-fiber membranes reduce turbidity, suspended solids, colloids, algae and microorganisms while retaining dissolved mineral salts.
All indexes are optimized for stable high-recovery operation, improved water utilization and reliable downstream RO protection.
Stable 90%–95% recovery helps reduce raw-water consumption and operating cost.
Low-turbidity, low-SDI filtrate helps reduce RO membrane fouling and cleaning frequency.
Typical filtrate turbidity ≤0.1 NTU and SDI₁₅ ≤3 under design conditions.
Suitable for river, surface and well water after correctly selected pretreatment.
Automatic backwashing, CEB and CIP maintain membrane flux and stable operation.
Compact skid-mounted structure supports simple installation, expansion and maintenance.
| Item | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Net filtrate capacity | 120 m³/h |
| Maximum daily output | 2,880 m³/day |
| Membrane type | Hollow-fiber UF membrane |
| Membrane material | PVDF or PES |
| Nominal pore size | Approximately 0.01–0.1 μm |
| Product-water turbidity | Typically ≤0.1 NTU |
| RO pretreatment SDI₁₅ | Typically ≤3 |
| Recovery rate | 90%–95% |
| Operating pressure | 0.1–0.3 MPa |
| Filtration mode | Inside-out or outside-in |
| Backwashing | Automatic |
| Chemical cleaning | CEB and CIP |
| Control system | Automatic PLC + HMI |
| Installation | Modular skid-mounted |
| Piping material | UPVC, SS304 or SS316 |
| Power supply | Customized |
| Operating mode | Continuous filtration |
| Warranty | One year |
Actual performance depends on feedwater quality, membrane selection, operating flux and cleaning conditions.
No. UF removes particles, colloids and microorganisms but allows dissolved salts to pass through. RO or ion exchange is required for TDS and hardness reduction.
Yes. UF provides stable low-turbidity and low-SDI feedwater, helping reduce RO membrane fouling and cleaning frequency.
At a 93% recovery rate, producing 120 m³/h of UF water requires approximately 129 m³/h of feedwater.
Yes, but coagulation, clarification or multimedia filtration may be required. Pretreatment must be selected using seasonal maximum turbidity.
Backwashing is automatic. The interval is determined by feedwater quality, membrane flux and transmembrane-pressure changes.
Yes. Multiple membrane trains allow other trains to continue filtering while one train is backwashing or undergoing maintenance.
UF reduces turbidity and microorganisms but does not remove dissolved chemicals or salts. Final disinfection and water-quality testing are required.
Send the water analysis and operating requirements below. Our engineers will select the membrane area, flux, pretreatment, cleaning system and automation configuration.
Share your raw-water report and project specifications for a suitable configuration and quotation.
A high-flow membrane filtration solution for raw-water purification and professional RO pretreatment. Premium PVDF/PES hollow-fiber membranes reduce turbidity, suspended solids, colloids, algae and microorganisms while retaining dissolved mineral salts.
All indexes are optimized for stable high-recovery operation, improved water utilization and reliable downstream RO protection.
Stable 90%–95% recovery helps reduce raw-water consumption and operating cost.
Low-turbidity, low-SDI filtrate helps reduce RO membrane fouling and cleaning frequency.
Typical filtrate turbidity ≤0.1 NTU and SDI₁₅ ≤3 under design conditions.
Suitable for river, surface and well water after correctly selected pretreatment.
Automatic backwashing, CEB and CIP maintain membrane flux and stable operation.
Compact skid-mounted structure supports simple installation, expansion and maintenance.
| Item | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Net filtrate capacity | 120 m³/h |
| Maximum daily output | 2,880 m³/day |
| Membrane type | Hollow-fiber UF membrane |
| Membrane material | PVDF or PES |
| Nominal pore size | Approximately 0.01–0.1 μm |
| Product-water turbidity | Typically ≤0.1 NTU |
| RO pretreatment SDI₁₅ | Typically ≤3 |
| Recovery rate | 90%–95% |
| Operating pressure | 0.1–0.3 MPa |
| Filtration mode | Inside-out or outside-in |
| Backwashing | Automatic |
| Chemical cleaning | CEB and CIP |
| Control system | Automatic PLC + HMI |
| Installation | Modular skid-mounted |
| Piping material | UPVC, SS304 or SS316 |
| Power supply | Customized |
| Operating mode | Continuous filtration |
| Warranty | One year |
Actual performance depends on feedwater quality, membrane selection, operating flux and cleaning conditions.
No. UF removes particles, colloids and microorganisms but allows dissolved salts to pass through. RO or ion exchange is required for TDS and hardness reduction.
Yes. UF provides stable low-turbidity and low-SDI feedwater, helping reduce RO membrane fouling and cleaning frequency.
At a 93% recovery rate, producing 120 m³/h of UF water requires approximately 129 m³/h of feedwater.
Yes, but coagulation, clarification or multimedia filtration may be required. Pretreatment must be selected using seasonal maximum turbidity.
Backwashing is automatic. The interval is determined by feedwater quality, membrane flux and transmembrane-pressure changes.
Yes. Multiple membrane trains allow other trains to continue filtering while one train is backwashing or undergoing maintenance.
UF reduces turbidity and microorganisms but does not remove dissolved chemicals or salts. Final disinfection and water-quality testing are required.
Send the water analysis and operating requirements below. Our engineers will select the membrane area, flux, pretreatment, cleaning system and automation configuration.
Share your raw-water report and project specifications for a suitable configuration and quotation.