The 60T/H ultrafiltration equipment is a large-capacity membrane filtration system with a rated output of 60m³/h (60000L/H). It uses hollow-fiber UF membranes to reduce turbidity, suspended solids, colloids, bacteria and high-molecular-weight organic matter.
This system is commonly used as RO pretreatment, industrial process-water filtration and tertiary treatment for wastewater reuse. The process and membrane area are customized according to the raw-water analysis and required net output.
The 60T/H ultrafiltration equipment is a large-capacity membrane filtration system with a rated output of 60m³/h (60000L/H). It uses hollow-fiber UF membranes to reduce turbidity, suspended solids, colloids, bacteria and high-molecular-weight organic matter.
This system is commonly used as RO pretreatment, industrial process-water filtration and tertiary treatment for wastewater reuse. The process and membrane area are customized according to the raw-water analysis and required net output.
| Item | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 60m³/h (60000L/H) |
| Operating range | 55–65m³/h |
| Membrane type | Hollow-fiber UF membrane |
| Typical pore size | Approximately 0.01μm |
| Operating pressure | 0.1–0.3MPa |
| Recovery rate | Typically ≥90% |
| Control mode | Automatic PLC control |
| Power supply | 380V, 50/60Hz customizable |
| Installation | Skid-mounted or containerized |
Actual capacity, recovery and cleaning frequency depend on feed-water quality, temperature, membrane flux and operating mode.
The 60000L/H industrial UF water treatment plant can be designed for:
Highly polluted or high-turbidity water may require coagulation, sedimentation, multimedia filtration or another enhanced pretreatment process.
| Parameter | Typical Design Target |
|---|---|
| Turbidity | ≤0.1 NTU under suitable feed conditions |
| SDI | Suitable for downstream RO design |
| Suspended solids | Significantly reduced |
| Colloids | Effectively retained |
| Microorganisms | Substantially reduced |
| Dissolved salts | Not removed by UF |
Final performance must be confirmed according to the raw-water analysis, membrane selection and operating conditions.
Raw Water → Feed Pump → Optional Coagulation/Sedimentation → Multimedia Filter → Cartridge Filter → Ultrafiltration System → UF Product-Water Tank → Downstream Use

The system includes automatic backwashing and can be equipped with chemically enhanced backwashing and CIP cleaning to control membrane fouling and maintain stable flux.
Activated carbon filtration should be selected only when odor, residual chlorine or specific organic contaminants require additional treatment.
This 60m³/h large-scale ultrafiltration system is suitable for:
UF does not remove dissolved salts. Reverse osmosis or another desalination process is required when lower TDS or conductivity is needed.
A 60T/H UF pretreatment system for a power plant can reduce turbidity and colloidal matter in river water, helping protect downstream RO membranes used in boiler-water preparation.
The system can stabilize variable surface-water quality before the water is distributed for industrial processing or sent to further purification equipment.
When installed after biological treatment, UF can reduce suspended solids and microorganisms before RO or other reuse processes. Additional treatment may be required for color, COD and dissolved contaminants.
Large-scale UF equipment can supplement conventional treatment by improving particle and microbial control. Final drinking-water compliance requires suitable disinfection and laboratory verification.
UF membranes retain suspended solids, colloids, many microorganisms and high-molecular-weight substances. They do not remove dissolved salts.
Yes. Continuous water supply can be achieved through modular design and automatic backwashing. A duty/standby configuration may be recommended for critical projects.
UF removes particles and colloids while retaining most dissolved minerals. RO removes dissolved salts and produces lower-conductivity water.
The system uses automatic backwashing, chemically enhanced backwashing and periodic CIP cleaning according to membrane pressure and flux changes.
Yes, but coagulation, sedimentation or multimedia filtration may need to be added before UF based on seasonal peak turbidity.
Please provide:
Zhongnuo provides customized 60T/H industrial ultrafiltration water treatment systems, process design and factory testing for large-flow water projects.
| Item | Typical Specification |
|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 60m³/h (60000L/H) |
| Operating range | 55–65m³/h |
| Membrane type | Hollow-fiber UF membrane |
| Typical pore size | Approximately 0.01μm |
| Operating pressure | 0.1–0.3MPa |
| Recovery rate | Typically ≥90% |
| Control mode | Automatic PLC control |
| Power supply | 380V, 50/60Hz customizable |
| Installation | Skid-mounted or containerized |
Actual capacity, recovery and cleaning frequency depend on feed-water quality, temperature, membrane flux and operating mode.
The 60000L/H industrial UF water treatment plant can be designed for:
Highly polluted or high-turbidity water may require coagulation, sedimentation, multimedia filtration or another enhanced pretreatment process.
| Parameter | Typical Design Target |
|---|---|
| Turbidity | ≤0.1 NTU under suitable feed conditions |
| SDI | Suitable for downstream RO design |
| Suspended solids | Significantly reduced |
| Colloids | Effectively retained |
| Microorganisms | Substantially reduced |
| Dissolved salts | Not removed by UF |
Final performance must be confirmed according to the raw-water analysis, membrane selection and operating conditions.
Raw Water → Feed Pump → Optional Coagulation/Sedimentation → Multimedia Filter → Cartridge Filter → Ultrafiltration System → UF Product-Water Tank → Downstream Use

The system includes automatic backwashing and can be equipped with chemically enhanced backwashing and CIP cleaning to control membrane fouling and maintain stable flux.
Activated carbon filtration should be selected only when odor, residual chlorine or specific organic contaminants require additional treatment.
This 60m³/h large-scale ultrafiltration system is suitable for:
UF does not remove dissolved salts. Reverse osmosis or another desalination process is required when lower TDS or conductivity is needed.
A 60T/H UF pretreatment system for a power plant can reduce turbidity and colloidal matter in river water, helping protect downstream RO membranes used in boiler-water preparation.
The system can stabilize variable surface-water quality before the water is distributed for industrial processing or sent to further purification equipment.
When installed after biological treatment, UF can reduce suspended solids and microorganisms before RO or other reuse processes. Additional treatment may be required for color, COD and dissolved contaminants.
Large-scale UF equipment can supplement conventional treatment by improving particle and microbial control. Final drinking-water compliance requires suitable disinfection and laboratory verification.
UF membranes retain suspended solids, colloids, many microorganisms and high-molecular-weight substances. They do not remove dissolved salts.
Yes. Continuous water supply can be achieved through modular design and automatic backwashing. A duty/standby configuration may be recommended for critical projects.
UF removes particles and colloids while retaining most dissolved minerals. RO removes dissolved salts and produces lower-conductivity water.
The system uses automatic backwashing, chemically enhanced backwashing and periodic CIP cleaning according to membrane pressure and flux changes.
Yes, but coagulation, sedimentation or multimedia filtration may need to be added before UF based on seasonal peak turbidity.
Please provide:
Zhongnuo provides customized 60T/H industrial ultrafiltration water treatment systems, process design and factory testing for large-flow water projects.