Reverse Osmosis System (R.O) Anti-Scalant

Antiscalants are anti-fouling materials that are injected into RO desalination systems to clean water treatment systems to prevent fouling of industrial membranes.

Raw water contains minerals and salts that these minerals deposit on the membranes as they pass through the membrane. These deposits gradually clog the pores of the membrane membrane, which reduces the efficiency of the water leaving the RO desalination system.

Anti-scalant in industrial water purifier is like blood in the veins of a living organism. Because the most important goal in the correct operation of the water purifier is to maintain the useful life of membranes and the only factor that prevents the formation of sediment on the surface Membranes use high quality anti-scalant, so choosing a high quality anti-scalant can help us a lot in maintaining an industrial water purifier. Failure to use anti-scalant anti-scale may cause the following problems:

Reduce water flow rate
Decreased water quality
Reduce water pressure and increase energy consumption and costs
Loss of the membrane due to contact with sedimentary crystals
Permanent device malfunctions

Reverse osmosis system membranes over time, with the continuous passage of raw water over the surface of the polyamide membrane and purification, are clogged by colloidal particles, sediments and water-soluble salts, which ultimately leads to a reduction in the flow of water produced and in The whole efficiency of the device is reduced. To solve this problem, the CIP (Cleaning In Place) operation of the membranes must be performed.