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Membrane filtration in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment is a technology being increasingly employed to enhance the quality of purified water, increase the productivity of existing plants, and build smaller, yet more effective purification processes. Barrier to a breakthrough of the technology is the increased operational cost due to fouling and membrane replacement. Simulation studies...
Tubular membrane filtration is an important process when feed waters with a relatively high solids content are filtered. Such solids would normally have to be removed in a pre-treatment stage if spiral wound modules are to be used. High solids content occurs for example in high turbidity surface waters, wastewaters that contain fibrous materials or in waters where coagulants are added. Tubular membranes...
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