MF/ UF/ NF Ceramic membrane
Product Quick Detail
- Place Of Origin
- China (Mainland)
- Minimum Order
- 1
- Packaging
- plywood
- Delivery
- 15 Days
Specifications
Ceramic membrane is a porous fine ceramic filter which is sintered from Alumina or Titania , Zirconia oxide under ultra-high temperature.
Ceramic membrane normally has an asymmetrical structure with porous support active membrane layer. The macro porous support ensures the mechanical resistance while the active layer functions
separation ranging from microfiltration, ultrafilatration and even nanofiltration (from 10μm down to 1KD). Ceramic Membrane always runs at a CROSS FLOW FILTRATION mode. The turbid fluid goes through
membrane layer inside the single channel or a multichannel at a high velocity. Driven by Trans Membrane Pressure (TMP), the clean liquid with micro-molecule pass through the membrane layer vertically
to permeation, the solid and big molecule is rejected in retentate. Thus the feed fluid is clarified, concentrated and purified.
- Country: China (Mainland)
- Business Type: Manufacturer,Trading Company
- Market:Africa,Americas,Asia,Emerging Markets,Europe,European Union,G20,Middle East,Oceania
- Founded Year:2010
- Address:202-98,Nanjing Pukou Yongning Industrial Park,Jiangsu,PRC
- Contact:Carlos Zhang
Inquires
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iplabs@IN,2016-05-11 03:03:34
Please send me quotation for (i) laboratory scale and (i) commercial scale membranes along with holder price. We would like to try MF/ UF/ NF for various applications (water/wastewater/process liquids for chemical recovery) of and order more. So, initially we would want to have minimum quantify of each membrane.
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