Dual-Plate High-Pressure Flat Sheet Membrane Experimental Equipment

Product Description:

The high-pressure flat sheet membrane experimental equipment is a multifunctional membrane testing and filtration device, with a maximum pressure of up to 60 kg. It is suitable for testing microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, and desalination membranes. The entire unit is integrated, and different experimental requirements can be achieved simply by replacing the membrane and controlling the pressure. It is particularly suitable for experimental testing and teaching demonstrations.

Equipment Parameters:

Product Features:

1. The equipment can be used for experimental purposes such as microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, and desalination.

2. The equipment has a compact structure, is easy to use, simple to operate, and convenient to disassemble and assemble.

3. The equipment uses high and low-pressure pumps in coordination to extend the pump's service life.

4. The pressurization power component uses a plunger frequency conversion pump, featuring high pressure, high efficiency, corrosion resistance, and strong self-priming capability.

5. The membrane cells are designed in parallel, with each group equipped with corresponding inlet and outlet valves, allowing for the independent use of any one, two, or three groups of membrane cells.

6. The equipment is equipped with a reaction kettle, enabling temperature control from 5°C to 90°C.

7. The equipment is equipped with a balance, pressure sensors, and flow sensors, allowing for the adjustment of flow and pressure according to experimental requirements.

8. The equipment can be used for testing acidic and alkaline solutions, high-temperature solutions, high-salt solutions, and organic solvents.

9. The equipment is equipped with a self-developed data acquisition system by Tongqin, which can automatically collect, save, and output data such as membrane flux, rejection rate, conductivity, flow rate, pressure, pH, and temperature generated during experiments.