Lewabrane RO B400 ULP ASD
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8”x40” Ultra Low Pressure & Reduced Fouling Tendency Membrane
10,200 gpd / 99.5% / 110 PSI / 400 ft²
Designed for Low Salinity Inlet Water to Operate at Ultra Low Pressure (7.8 bar / 110 PSI)
Lewabrane RO B400 ULP ASD, 8”x40” Ultra Low Pressure & Reduced Fouling Tendency 8040 Membrane
Lanxess ULP 8040 elements are offered with a 0.86 mm (34 mil) feed spacer to reduce the fouling and to improve the cleanability.
Lewabrane ULP 8040 membranes are based on a 7.6 bar (110 PSI) test pressure.
Ultra low pressure membrane is suitable for water purification applications of water sources with salt concentration lower than 1000 ppm.
The Lewabrane® spiral wound reverse osmosis (RO) 8040 membrane RO B400 ULP ASD has a highly permeable composite polyamide (PA) membrane. It is designed for low salinity water to operate at ultra low pressure (ULP). The high permeability results in up to 40% lower energy consumption compared to standard elements like the RO B400 HR. The ASD ( Alternating Strand Design) feed spacer offers a lower fouling tendency to improve the RO lifetime cost performance.
The 8040 ULP Membranes are characterized by
• High rejection of organic compounds
• Low energy demand
• Low fouling tendency due to ASD feed spacer.
Salt Rejection: 99.5%.*
Permeate Flow: 10,200 gpd (38.6 m³/day).*
Membrane Area: 400 ft².
Diameter/Length: 8 inch / 40 inch.
Feed Spacer Thickness: 34 mil (ASD Spacer).
*Test conditions: 500 mg/l NaCl, 7.6 bar (110 psi), 25 °C (77 °F), pH 7, recovery rate 15%.
Pre-treatment must be used to protect the membrane (softener, antiscalant dosing pump, sand filter, carbon filter, 5 mic cartridge fitler …etc).
Made by Lanxess Germany.
Equivalent to: Dow Filmtec BW30XFRLE-400/34 , Hydranautics ESPA4-LD, Toray TMG20-400C , CSM RE8040-BLF , VONTRON ULP32-8040 , VONTRON ULP22-8040 , GE AK8040F-400 HR, AK-400.
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Additional information
Weight | 17 kg |
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Dimensions | 112 × 28 × 28 cm |
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