MegaVision FMBR supplier page
Supplied by: MegaVision Membrane
Flat Sheet (FS) MBR membrane configuration | Polymeric membrane material
Module product series:
- MEGAFLAT A Series – Single or Double-deck
- MEGAFLAT E Series – Economical module
Shanghai MegaVision - contact the MBR membrane specialists in flat sheet and hollow fiber membranes - 20 years of innovative technology!
About MegaVision FMBR
MEGAVISION FMBR PVDF Series is a high-flux Flat Sheet MBR membrane delivering excellent permeability, fouling resistance, stability and elimination effectiveness.
FMBR membranes are developed in standard surface area 0.8, 1.5m2 (OEM/ODM customization is available).
FMBR modules can be configured with a total membrane surface area from 40m2 up to 600m2.
Advantages:
- Permanently hydrophilic PVDF
- Dry storage
- High MLSS concentration (up to 18,000 mg/L)
- High & stable flux: 15 ~ 25 L/m2h (max 40 L/m2h)
- High tensile strength
- High chlorine & chemical resistance
- No backflush cleaning needed.
Applications:
FMBR PVDF Series membranes can be used for a wide variety of treatment applications such as:
- New industrial, municipal and domestic wastewater treatment
- Upgrade of conventional sewage treatment plant
- Water reclamation projects
- Wastewater treatment plant with low available footprint.
Shanghai MegaVision - contact the MBR membrane specialists in flat sheet and hollow fiber membranes - 20 years of innovative technology!
Flat Sheet (FS) MBR membrane configuration
Polymeric membrane material
| Permanent hydrophilic PVDF
Pore size: nominal 0.1, 0.25 µm
Module product series:
- MEGAFLAT A Series – Single or Double-deck
- MEGAFLAT E Series – Economical module
Company summary
Shanghai MegaVision - contact the MBR membrane specialists in flat sheet and hollow fiber membranes - 20 years of innovative technology!
Head office in Shanghai, China
Operates in Worldwide
| Operates in Africa, Americas, South-East Asia, China, Europe and Middle East.
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Last updated: 21 February 2020
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