Reverse Osmosis

The membrane separation process utilizes a high-pressure feed to force water through a semi-permeable barrier. As the water passes through the membrane, contaminates are rejected and eventually flushed to the waste stream. The concentration of the contaminants is crucial to determine the design and operation of the membrane system. During normal operations, membranes can become fouled by colloidal material, inorganic oxides, biological matter, and scaling salts.

Fouling involves the entrapment of material in the feed water or deposits on the membrane surface. These deposits can accrue until they cause a reduction in flow, increase in feed pressure requirements, loss of salt rejection, or all three.

Advantages of using Mid South Chemical’s Membrane Treatments

• Preventing the need to replace expensive membranes prematurely

• Reducing water and energy consumption by safely operating at high recovery rates

• Eliminating or reducing the use of hazardous acids

• Maintaining efficient plant operation

Benefits

• The most comprehensive water treatment product offering in the industry

• Custom blending, packaging, and private labeling services

• Unmatched customer support

• NSF certified drinking water chemicals and registered nonfood compounds

RO 1300 – High performance liquid antiscalant. NSF/ANSI Standard 60 Certified for use in reverse osmosis systems producing potable water.

RO 1302 – Heavy Duty Industrial liquid antiscalant/antifoulant for calcium scale, iron, and suspended solids. NSF/ANSI Standard 60 Certified.

RO 1304 – Maximum performance liquid antiscalant/anitfoulant for silica and calcium control.