Reverse Osmosis Membrane Cleaning and Restoration

Reverse Osmosis membranes require periodic cleaning due to fouling and/or scaling of the RO membrane surface that occurs over time as the membrane continues to reject impurities from the feed water. The result is higher operating pressures, less output and a decrease in water quality. For a typical Reverse Osmosis system, membrane cleanings are required every 3 to 12 months depending on the application. Damage and a loss of salt rejection may occur If periodic cleaning is not performed to the RO membranes.

Offsite membrane cleanings have been proven to be an effective method of cleaning RO membranes. Process and Water specializes in off-site membrane cleaning using an effective cleaning regiment with high quality cleaning solutions to help bring reverse osmosis membranes back to regular operational performance. Each RO membranes is pre-and post-tested with a certificate illustrating how effective the cleaning was in restoring flow and salt rejection.