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What is membrane fouling?

membrane fouling is the deposition of organic substances, colloids, particles and other impurities on the membrane surface that reduce its efficiency.

What does membrane fouling mean in practice?

Manifested by a decrease in permeate flow, an increase in pressure difference and a more frequent need for cleaning.

When does it matter?

Fouling is a broader concept than scaling and can occur without visible mineral deposits.

Which solutions are related to it?

Prevented by appropriate pre-filtration, control of SDI and working conditions, and cleaning according to the type of contamination.

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