AMFOR® NF membrane element are designed for process applications where a separation of solutes is desired. NF membrane is a durable membrane designed to reject organics with a molecular weight above 200 while passing monovalent salts, we also can produce sanitary NF Element.
Product Specifications
ProductName | ActiveSurface | AppliedPressure | FlowRate | StabilizedSaltRejection(%) |
Areaft2(m2) | psig(bar) | gpd(m3/d) | ||
NF-8040 | 400(37) | 70psi(0.48Mpa) | 14700(55.6) | 40~60(CaCl2) |
12500(47.3) | >97(MgSO4) | |||
NF-8040FF | 400(37) | 70psi(0.48Mpa) | 14700(55.6) | 40~60(CaCl2) |
12500(47.3) | >97( MgSO4) |
1. Permeate flow and salt rejection based on the following test conditions: 500 ppm CaCl2, 70psi (0.48MPa) 25℃,15% Recovery;2000ppm MgSO4,70psi(0.48MPa) 25℃
2. Permeate flows for individual elements may vary +/-25%.
Product Type | Dimension--inches (mm) | |||
A | B | C | ||
NF-8040 | 40.0(1016) | 1.125(29) | 7.9(201) | |
NF-8040FF | 40.0(1016) | 1.125(29) | 0.75(20) |
1 inch=25.4mm
Operation Limits
Membrane Type ................................................................................................................................... Polyamide Thin-Film Composite
Maximum Operating Pressure ...................................................................................................................................... 600psi (41.0bar)
Maximum Pressure Drop .................................................................................................................................................. 15psi (1.0bar)
Maximum Operating Temperature ...................................................................................................................................... 113℉ (45℃)
pH Range, Continuous Operation ................................................................................................................................................... 3-10
pH Range, Short-Term Cleaning (Max.@50℃) ............................................................................................................................... 1-11
Maximum Feed Flux ..................................................................................................................................................... 70gpm(16m3/hr)
Maximum Feed Silt Density Index ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
Free Chlorine Tolerance ......................................................................................................................................................... < 0.1ppm