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Kunshan Zhong Yan WWTPview Berghof Membranes

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Location: Jiansu Kunshan, China
Supplied by: Berghof Membrane Technology GmbH

Application:

Heavy industry (oil & gas, automotive)

MBR technology/system:

B-SMART System | Tubular UF membranes

Multitube/Multichannel (MT/MC) MBR membrane configuration | Sidestream technology configuration
Membrane material: Polymeric
Capacity range (MLD): 1.1 - 10.0
Think outside the box. Contact Berghof Membranes today

About Kunshan Zhong Yan WWTP

In order to meet stringent water reuse standards, the Kunshan plant set out to find a cost-effective solution to treat its reverse osmosis (RO) concentrate and improve overall RO system recovery. Ultimately, the company’s goal was to achieve zero liquid discharge (ZLD), recycling treated water back into the process stream and reducing the amount of concentrate that is ultimately routed to the evaporator/crystallization system.

The Kunshan Zhong Yan plant contracted Berghof Membranes (BMT) to install its tubular ultrafiltration (UF) membranes, becoming the first commercial plant in China to use tubular membrane technology in soda ash production. The original system requirements called for a treatment capacity of 2,784 m3/day, a flux of 15O l/m2/h (LMH) and a crossflow rate 3,0 m/s. The Berghof Membrane system was designed with a total of 12 modules installed in two skids. In each skid, six modules are connected in series using Berghof’s 5mm-diameter PVDF tubular UF membranes which are rated to a maximum operating temperature of 60° Celsius to withstand rigorous Clean-In-Place (CIP) procedures.

Company summary

Think outside the box. Contact Berghof Membranes today
Head office in Eningen, Germany
Operates in Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe, Middle East and Oceania | Operates worldwide
1,500+ commissioned plants

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This page was last updated on 01 July 2020

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