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INDUSTRIAL ULTRAFILTRATION

Industrial Ultrafiltration System

Modular UF water-treatment systems for tap water, groundwater and surface-water applications, with a 5–100 m³/h planning range. The selected flow is confirmed against feed-water conditions and the project configuration.

5–100 m³/hProject-Specific Flow
  • PVDF UF Membranes
  • Stainless-Steel Frame
  • Custom Configuration
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Industrial ultrafiltration system with modular UF membrane units

Selection answer

When this system is the right starting point.

Start with this industrial ultrafiltration family when suspended solids, colloids or a membrane pretreatment barrier are central to the treatment objective. Use the 5–100 m³/h range for initial planning, then confirm the selected flow, feed-water conditions and operating cycle for the project.

Best fit

Use this family when these conditions align.

  • Tap water, groundwater or surface water requiring particle and colloid control
  • Projects using UF as pretreatment before a separately selected downstream RO stage
  • Custom 5–100 m³/h duties that require project-specific membrane, cleaning, pump, control and skid configuration

Compare another system when

Change the process family when the treatment objective changes.

Single-Pass Industrial RO

The product-water objective requires dissolved-salts reduction rather than UF-focused particle and colloid control.

Double-Pass RO

The approved product-water target requires two RO passes after suitable pretreatment.

System configuration

Configured Around Your Water and Site

Each ultrafiltration system is configured according to feed-water quality, required capacity, target application and installation conditions. The membrane arrangement, pretreatment stages, pumps, valves, piping, control system and skid layout can be adjusted for the project.

  • Project-specific flow within a 5–100 m³/h planning range
  • Pretreatment process configuration
  • Optional softening pretreatment
  • Integration with downstream RO systems
  • Duplex softener configuration where required by the project
  • UF membrane quantity and arrangement
  • Pump and valve selection
  • Piping and frame configuration
  • Voltage and control requirements
  • Skid dimensions and site layout
  • OEM logo and equipment nameplate
  • Installation guidance and project-specific service options

Project customization options

OEM branding and project-specific configuration.

  • OEM logo and equipment nameplate
  • Voltage and electrical configuration
  • Control system configuration
  • Frame, piping and component options
  • Project-specific documentation

Process boundary

What this system family covers.

01

Feed side

The feed analysis determines whether media filtration, activated carbon, softening or other pretreatment is required before UF.

02

Core process

The family covers the UF membrane stage together with project-selected membrane quantity, pumps, valves, piping, controls, backwash and cleaning provisions.

03

Product-water side

Downstream RO, storage, disinfection and final distribution are separate project stages selected from the required use and water-quality target.

Selection inputs

Information needed before configuration.

  • Feed-water source, turbidity, suspended-solids and colloidal conditions
  • Required treated flow, daily volume and operating hours
  • Intended role of UF as pretreatment or a separately defined terminal barrier
  • Required downstream process and product-water target
  • Backwash, cleaning, drainage and residuals-handling conditions
  • Voltage, automation, materials, site space and installation layout

Technical reference

Dimensions for the configuration shown.

Reference dimensions:
4790 × 1600 × 2440 mm for the configuration shown.

Reference dimensions and components of a custom industrial ultrafiltration system

Continue the decision

Related solution guidance

  • Industrial Process WaterIndustrial process water commonly uses staged pretreatment followed by RO, UF, softening or polishing. The correct sequence depends on feed-water chemistry, the process contact point and the required product-water quality.
  • Commercial & Drinking WaterCommercial water treatment may combine filtration, softening, RO, disinfection and managed distribution. Intended use, local drinking-water rules, occupancy, peak demand and maintenance capability must be confirmed before the system is specified.
  • Hotel Water TreatmentA hotel water treatment system is selected by water source and use point. Filtration addresses particles; softening addresses hardness; RO is considered when a defined outlet needs lower dissolved salts. Size production from daily treated-water demand and operating hours, then check simultaneous peak flow, storage and refill time separately.
  • Special Source WaterSpecial source water needs a complete laboratory analysis before process selection. High salinity, hardness, iron, manganese, suspended solids and organic load can require different pretreatment and membrane routes, plus a practical concentrate or sludge plan.

5–100 m³/h · Custom Engineered

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Custom capacities are available based on feed-water quality, required output and site conditions.

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