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If RO, MF, UF, and MBR are initials that resonate with you, then you know membrane technology. If not, and even if so, read on. In basic terms, membrane technology is an advanced treatment process that allows “good water” to pass through a filter, called a membrane, leaving behind the source water's “bad” water particles. While this is also the goal of other filtration systems, membrane technology helps clean water to greater levels and, as a result, allows you to tap into new water sources of lower original quality with the confidence that you can still meet the increasingly stringent water quality regulations.
If RO, MF, UF, and MBR are initials that resonate with you, then you know membrane technology. If not, and even if so, read on. In basic terms, membrane technology is an advanced treatment process that allows “good water” to pass through a filter, called a membrane, leaving behind the source water's “bad” water particles. While this is also the goal of other filtration systems, membrane technology helps clean water to greater levels and, as a result, allows you to tap into new water sources of lower original quality with the confidence that you can still meet the increasingly stringent water quality regulations.
Over 2,000!
Lafrance, David (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 107 ; 10
2015-04-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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