SW High Rejection
Brief Introduction
ZEKINDO SWRO MEMBRANE SERIES are high-rejection membrane elements developed for seawater desalination. They ensure long-term, stable performance with consistently high salt rejection while maintaining standard flux levels.
Highlights of the SWRO Series:
- High boron removal and salt rejection rates
- Increased sheet thickness and cross-linking degree for longer service life and improved chemical resistance
- Shorter membrane sheet length design to maximize effective area utilization and reduce membrane fouling
SW HR
SW HR membranes are optimized for applications requiring maximum salt and boron rejection. They help ensure very high permeate quality, making them suitable for industries with stringent water purity requirements.
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No
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Description
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Model
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Active Membrane Area ft²
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Active Membrane Area m²
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Stable Rejection (%)
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Minimum Rejection Rate (%)
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Stabilized Boron Rate (%)
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Flux Gpd
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Flux m³/d
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1
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Sea Water Desalination (High Rejection SW and Low Energy SW Series)
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ZEKINDO SW-4040
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82
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7,6
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99,6
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99,7
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99,7
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1180
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4,5
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2
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Sea Water Desalination (High Rejection SW and Low Energy SW Series)
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ZEKINDO SW-400 HR
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400
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37
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99,7
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99,8
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99,8
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6900
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26
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3
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Sea Water Desalination (High Rejection SW and Low Energy SW Series)
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ZEKINDO SW-440 HR
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440
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41
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99,7
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99,8
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99,8
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7500
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28
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- Flux and rejection rates are based on the following standard test conditions: 5 MPa (800 psi) pressure, 77 °F (25 °C), 32,000 ppm NaCl solution, pH 8 feedwater, and 8% recovery
- Permeate flow for individual elements may vary by ±15% from the specified value
- Stabilized salt rejection is typically achieved within 24–48 hours of continuous operation, depending on feedwater characteristics and operating conditions
- Active membrane area is guaranteed within ±4%