RO Membrane
Reverse Osmosis Membrane
Water treatment filter made with the proprietary nanotechnology (TFN)
LG Chem manufactures NanoH2O™ seawater and brackish water RO Membranes based on innovative Thin Film Nanocomposite (TFN) technology. Our Seawater RO Membranes provide industry leading salt rejection(99.89%). We have had great success in winning large desalination projects and strengthen market leadership. Our brackish water RO membranes serve various municipal and industrial applications and have been operating in the major utilities around the world.
Features
High desalination rate
High flow
Contamination-resistant
Applications
Seawater desalination
Industrial water
Ultra-pure water
Waste water reuse
Potable water
Product Functions and Structure
[Advantages]
· LG Chem’s NanoH2O™ line of reverse osmosis membranes feature benign nanoparticles encapsulated into the top polyamide layer.
· LG Chem’s NanoH2O™ RO membranes deliver the highest flux and the highest salt rejection of any RO membrane on the market.
· All of LG Chem’s NanoH2O™ RO membranes are Standard 61 certified by NSF international for the production of drinking water.
· LG Chem’s NanoH2O™ line of reverse osmosis membranes feature benign nanoparticles encapsulated into the top polyamide layer.
· LG Chem’s NanoH2O™ RO membranes deliver the highest flux and the highest salt rejection of any RO membrane on the market.
· All of LG Chem’s NanoH2O™ RO membranes are Standard 61 certified by NSF international for the production of drinking water.
Principles of Osmosis and Reverse Osmosis
Osmosis is the natural tendency of water with a low concentration of total dissolved solids (TDS) to travel through a semi-permeable membrane into a solution of higher TDS in order to balance the solute levels on both sides of the membrane.
What is reverse osmosis?
Reverse Osmosis is a process in which pressure greater than thenatural osmotic pressure is applied on the high concentration side ofthe membrane, forcing the water to travel through the membrane fromthe higher TDS to lower TDS chamber, thus ‘reversing’ the naturaltendency of water flow.
Reverse Osmosis is a process in which pressure greater than thenatural osmotic pressure is applied on the high concentration side ofthe membrane, forcing the water to travel through the membrane fromthe higher TDS to lower TDS chamber, thus ‘reversing’ the naturaltendency of water flow.
