Membrane Covers

A membrane sheath is a high pressure resistant structure used in reverse osmosis systems where the membrane is placed. The membrane is a membrane that allows some of the dissolved substances in the water to pass through, but not others. The membrane sheath is necessary to protect this membrane and withstand high pressure.

Membrane covers are usually made of polyamide or polypropylene. These materials are resistant to high pressure and resistant to chemicals. Membrane sheaths are produced in different sizes and with different compressive strengths.

The main function of membrane sheaths is to protect the membrane and enable it to withstand high pressure. The membrane sheath protects the membrane from dirt, rust and other foreign matter. It also enables the membrane to withstand high pressure.

Membrane covers are an important part of reverse osmosis systems. In order for the membranes to work properly and have a long life, the membrane covers must also be of high quality.

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Membrane covers are used in reverse osmosis systems for the following purposes:

  • Protecting the membrane
  • Enabling the membrane to withstand high pressure
  • Improving the efficiency of the membrane
  • Extend the life of the membrane

Membrane sheaths are found in the following types in reverse osmosis systems:

  • Low pressure membrane sheaths: Membrane sheaths that can withstand pressure up to 300 psi. Generally used in municipal water treatment.
  • High pressure membrane covers: Membrane sheaths that can withstand pressures up to 1000 psi. Generally used in seawater treatment.

Factors such as the function of the system, the quality of the water and the intended use of the water should be taken into account when selecting membrane covers.

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