
Datasheet summary
X-Flow-Compact-33V-Helix
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Summary
Product identification
The X-flow COMPACT 33V Helix is an 8-inch Ultrafiltration Membrane element designed for advanced filtration processes.
- Article Code: 7821KQB99S
- Membrane Type: Hydrophilic tubular polyvinylidene fluoride membrane cast on a polyester carrier.
- Membrane Structure: Asymmetric, with a Helix structure on the surface to enhance turbulence and reduce fouling.
- Mean Pore Size: 30 nm
Applications
- Pre-treatment RO and NF
- Surface water
- Process water production
- Recovery of sandfilter backwash water
- Effluent treatment
- Membrane bioreactor
- Wastewater treatment
- Treatment of oil-in-water emulsions
Mechanical / hydraulic
- Membrane diameter: 5.2 mm
- Membrane area: 33 m²
- Feed connection D0: 220.0 mm
- Module length L0: 3000 mm (±1)
- Saddle diameter D1: 240 mm
- Module diameter D2: 213 mm
- Permeate connection d0: 73.0 mm
- Permeate length I0: 165 mm (±1)
- Permeate position I1: 90 mm (±1)
- Dry weight: ca. 45 kg [100 lbs]
- Weight when filled with water: ca. 110 kg [242 lbs]
Materials of Construction:
- Housing: PVC-C, drinking water quality
- Potting: EP resin
- Membrane:
- Material composed of polyvinylidene fluoride
- Carrier is a composite polyester woven/non woven
Hydraulic Process Characteristics (water, 20°C):
- Crossflow flow rate: 53.5 x v (where v is superficial velocity in m/s)
- Pressure-drop across module (laminar flow): 1.3 x L0 x v (where L0 is module length in m)
- Pressure-drop across module (turbulent flow): 3.9 x L0 x v^1.75^ (where L0 is module length in m)
Operating limits
- Max. feed pressure: 800 kPa
- Max. permeate pressure:
- 650 kPa at 20 °C
- 550 kPa at 30 °C
- 450 kPa at 40 °C
- 380 kPa at 50 °C
- 300 kPa at 60 °C
- Max. transmembrane pressure: -100 ~ +250 kPa at 20-60 °C; -50 ~ +250 kPa at 40 °C (Note: Negative transmembrane pressure correlates with backwash pressure)
- Max. temperature: 60 °C
Cleaning chemical resistance
The resistance of the membrane to solvents is process-condition dependent. The following are guidelines:
General Solvent Resistance:
- Acids, pH >2: +
- Bases, pH <11: +
- Organic esters, ketones, ethers: --
- Aliphatic alcohols: ++
- Aliphatic hydrocarbons: ++
- Halogenated hydrocarbons: ++
- Aromatic hydrocarbons: +
- Polar organic solvents: --
- Oils: ++
Cleaning Chemical Resistance:
- NaOCl (active chlorine): 500 ppm max.
- Typical use: 200 ppm, at ≤ 40 °C
- Maximum: 500 ppm
- Cumulative: ≤ 250,000 ppm hours at 30 °C
- H₂O₂: 1000 ppm max.
- NaOH: pH ≤ 11
- Nitric acid: pH ≥ 1
- Phosphoric acid: pH ≥ 1
- EDTA: pH ≤ 11
- Citric acid
- Enzymatic compounds
It is recommended to keep the pH between 1 and 11 and not to exceed a temperature of 40 °C during cleaning and/or disinfection. To avoid mechanical damage, do not subject the membrane module or element to sudden temperature changes, particularly decreases. Do not exceed 40 °C process temperature. Bring the module or element back to ambient operating temperature slowly (typical value 3 °C/min).
Storage
New Membrane Modules:
- Store as supplied in a dry, normally ventilated place, away from sources of heat, ignition, and direct sunlight.
- Store between 0 and 40 °C.
- Do not subject to freezing temperatures.
Used Membrane Modules (after use):
- UF membranes must be stored wet at all times.
- To avoid biological growth during shutdowns or storage, wet membranes should be treated with a compatible biocide.
- For short-term shutdowns, a daily flush with permeate quality water containing up to 2.0 ppm free available chlorine for 30 to 60 minutes may be adequate for bacteria control.
- For long-term storage, membranes should be cleaned before disinfection. A 1% sodium metabisulfite solution can be used for disinfection.
- In either situation, modules should be stored hydraulically filled.
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