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Article | REF: J2791 V1

Membrane filtration (RO, NF, UF) - Presentation of membranes and modules

Authors: Jean-Christophe REMIGY, Sandrine DESCLAUX

Publication date: March 10, 2007

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2. Modules

In practice, membranes are assembled in modules, usually comprising several membranes. There are currently four main types of module on the market: flat, spiral, tubular and hollow-fiber. Derivative modules, such as vibrating modules or submerged hollow-fiber modules, are marketed on the basis of these basic configurations. The various modules are closely linked to the geometry of the membranes and therefore to the material.

2.1 Plan module

The flat modules consist of flat membranes assembled in a filter press-type arrangement as shown in figure 27 a. The elementary assembly consists of a feed-side spacer, a first membrane, a permeate-side...

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