Micro Filtration System By Indian Ion Exchange & Chemicals Ltd.

The MCF process involves the screening of raw water through retention of Micro particles & micro organisms on SPUNY PORUS surface. MCF reduces the number of unit processes for clarification. it also increases plant compactness and process automation. With the same water treating capacity, MCF plants can be much smaller than conventional plants. In addition, The MCF process produces less sludge since it doesn't use chemical coagulants or polymers.

MCF separates particles of size 0.1 microns (um) through 10 um. MF membranes have received particular attention because of their ability to remove turbidity, particles and coliform bacteria. Although MF isn't serious obstacle for viruses, when used in conjunction with a disinfection process, it can control microorganisms in the feed water. MF includes two common forms of filtration: cross flow separation and dead-end filtration . In cross flow separation, a fluid runs parallel to a membrane. There's some pressure involved across the membrane, which causes some of the fluid to pass through the membrane, while the remainder continues to move across the membrane, cleaning it. In dead-end filtration, or per-pendicular filtration, all of the fluid passes through the membrane, and all of the particles that cannot fit through the pores of the membrane are stopper.

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