LewaBrane RO B370 FR

Summary

Product identification

The Lewabrane® RO B370 FR elements are spiral wound, composite polyamide membrane elements designed for industrial water treatment applications. These elements are specifically designed to provide more turbulence in the feedwater spacer, combined with a high crosslinked, low surface charge Lewabrane membrane. They are recommended for brackish and low salinity feedwaters that are expected to have higher biological and organic fouling tendencies.

Performance Data

Elements are tested under the following conditions: applied pressure 15.5 bar (225 psi), NaCl concentration 2000 mg/l, operating temperature 25 °C (77 °F), pH 7, and recovery rate 15 %.

• Feed spacer thickness: 0.86 mm (34 mil)
• Membrane area: 34.4 m² (370 ft²)
• Salt rejection, average: 99.5 %
• Salt rejection, minimum: 99.0 %
• Permeate flow rate, average: 37.2 m³/d (9800 gpd)
• Permeate flow rate, minimum: 29.8 m³/d (7900 gpd)

Mechanical / Hydraulic

Element Dimensions:

• A (Length): 1016 mm (40 inch)
• B (Diameter): 201 mm (7.9 inch)
• C (ID): 29 mm (1.125 inch)

Operating limits

• Operating pressure, maximum: 41 bar (600 psi)
• Operating temperature, maximum: 45 °C (113 °F)
• Feed water SDI, maximum: 5
• Feed flow, maximum: 18.0 m³/h (80 gpm)
• Concentrate flow, minimum: 2.7 m³/h (12 gpm)
• pH range during operating: 2 - 11
• pH range during cleaning: 1 - 12
• Pressure drop per element, maximum: 1.0 bar (15 psi)
• Pressure drop per vessel, maximum: 3.5 bar (50 psi)
• Chlorine concentration, maximum: 0.1 ppm

Handling and Storage

• Treat RO Elements with care; do not drop the element.
• Each RO Element is wet tested, preserved in a 1% weight sodium bisulfite solution, and vacuum packed in oxygen barrier bags.
• During storage, avoid freezing and direct sunlight. The temperature should be below 35 °C (95 °F).
• After installation, keep the RO Elements wet, and use a compatible preservative for storage duration longer than 7 days.
• During the initial startup, discharge the first permeate to drain for 30 min.
• Permeate back pressure should not exceed feed pressure at any time.
• Consider cleaning if the pressure drop increases by 20% or water permeability decreases by 10%.
• Use only chemicals which are compatible with the membrane.

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Official datasheet (PDF)

PDF datasheet