UF Membrane Module for Hydranautics Hydracap Max 40 Equivalent Ultrafiltration Membrane

UF Membrane Module for Hydranautics Hydracap Max 40 Equivalent Ultrafiltration Membrane

The Hydranautics HYDRAcap MAX 80 is a high-performance ultrafiltration (UF) membrane module designed for industrial and municipal water treatment applications. Below is a detailed overview of its features, specifications, and usage guidelines based on the provided search results:

  1. Material and Structure:
    • Constructed with PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) hollow fibers using the TIPS (thermally induced phase separation) method.
    • 0.08 μm pore size, optimized for removing particles, colloids, bacteria (≥99.999% removal), and viruses (≥99.99% removal).
    • Outside-in flow design with high mechanical strength, reducing fiber breakage and ensuring stable performance.
  2. Efficiency and Performance:
    • Large membrane area: 105 m² (1130 ft²), enabling high water flux and reduced system footprint.
    • High tolerance to feed water fluctuations and resistance to fouling due to air scouring technology, eliminating the need for a backwash pump.
    • Operates in dead-end or cross-flow modes, suitable for diverse water sources, including high-turbidity (up to 300 NTU) and wastewater.
  3. Cleaning and Maintenance:
    • Utilizes physical air scouring and chemical cleaning (e.g., NaOH, HCl) with a pH tolerance of 1.0–13.0 during cleaning cycles.
    • Low maintenance frequency: Maintenance cleaning 1–3 times/day, with gas scouring every 20–60 minutes.
Technical Specifications 
ParameterValue
Membrane Area105 m² (1130 ft²)
Flow Rate3.6–11.6 m³/h (15.7–51.0 gpm)
Operating Pressure≤5 bar (73 psig)
Max Temperature40°C (104°F)
pH Range (Operation)2.0–11.0 (adjustable based on temperature)
Chlorine Tolerance5000 ppm (instantaneous), 100,000–750,000 ppm-hrs (long-term)
DimensionsLength: ~1,860 mm; Diameter: 225 mm
Applications 
  • Drinking Water Treatment: Removes pathogens (e.g., CryptosporidiumGiardia) and ensures compliance with safety standards.
  • RO/NF Pretreatment: Protects downstream membranes by reducing turbidity and organic loading.
  • Industrial Wastewater: Treats effluents from steel, paper, chemical, and oil industries.
  • Municipal Water Reuse: Enables efficient recycling of wastewater.
  • Seawater Filtration: Replaces traditional methods like coagulation and sand filtration in desalination systems.

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