Ultrafiltration or UF water plants make use of cross flow membrane filtration to treat industrial process water. This method of water purification is better than the traditional filtration and chemical treatment system. UF plants have been recognized as an efficient, economical and reliable system for separation of contaminants and minerals from water. The water treatment in UF plants is based on sieving mechanism that rejects particles based on size. The plant uses special membrane sieving to remove large organics salts, colloidal silica and microbiological constituents. The pores of the membrane do not affect desalting and allow ionic salts to readily pass through it. Operating costs are generally less UF plant, mainly due to reduced horsepower requirements and power consumption from the low pressure pumps.

Application of UF Plant

• Semiconductors
• Pharmaceutical
• Beverage
• Chemicals
• Food