Reverse Osmosis Raw Chemicals

<p class="pd7"><b>Item Code:</b> RXSOL-33-3303-025</p>There are several types of fouling that are classified in three main categories: inorganic, organic and biofouling. The latter is mainly organic and presents some peculiarities that will be explained forward (that will be further developed). Inorganic <b>Silica</b> Silica deposits are very hard, fragile and looks like/seem to porcelain. Precipitation of silicates is always related to the presence of iron or aluminum, forming silico-aluminates of calcium and iron. The cleaning of siliceous precipitates should be done in alkaline pH values and under temperatures as high as possible with detergent products. <br><b>Aluminum</b> The aluminum found in membranes might have three origins: ionic, colloidal (aluminum silicates) and an excess of coagulants (alumina sulfate and aluminum polychloride). As these coagulants are very difficult to clean, frequently high pH and temperatures are used in order to enhance the detergents’ action.<br><p><b>Other Valueaded Products</b></p>color:black;background:white'>Vaportek Industrial Odor Neutralizer Membrane original neutral scent<p><b>Sodium Bisulphite RXSOL-33-1524-025 </b>Sodium Bisulfite solution for using as chlorine reducing agent in RO units and for membranes preservation.</p><p><b>Sodium Hydroxyde Based Alkleen Cleaner RXSOL-19-1425-025 </b>NaOH solution for cleaning of RO and Ultra Filtration (UF) membranes, neutralization of cleaning acid solution and control of pH of potable water compound.</p><p><b>Sulphuric ( Sulfuric ) Acid Conc 20 Ltr - </b>Sulphuric Acid - Technical Grade, 98 % concentration ( Min.&amp