SW-8040HR High-Flux Membrane – Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR
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Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR

Item No.: SW-8040HR
Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR
High rejection rate and large flux.
Description
Description

Optimized for Advanced Water Treatment Applications

The Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR is engineered for users requiring reliable seawater and high-salinity brackish water desalination solutions. Its design caters to water treatment professionals aiming to meet stringent water quality standards by effectively removing dissolved salts and boron. This membrane element serves as a critical component for municipal, industrial, and environmental operations focused on producing potable water from challenging feed sources with salt concentrations ranging from 15,000 to 40,000 ppm.

Precision Engineering with High Technical Specifications

This membrane element features a substantial 400 ft2 active membrane area paired with a 28 mil concentrate channel spacer, delivering a permeate flow capacity of approximately 6,500 GPD under standard conditions. It sustains a stable rejection rate close to 99.80% while operating safely at pressures up to 1,200 psi and temperatures up to 45°C. Notably, the Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR achieves boron removal greater than 90%, providing added compliance for water quality regulations and optimized desalination efficiency.

Versatile Integration in Diverse Desalination Systems

In practice, the Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR is incorporated into large-scale seawater desalination plants, high-salinity brackish water treatment, and high-salt wastewater recycle processes. Its robust performance aids operators in maximizing throughput and enhancing energy efficiency. With its reliability and adaptability, this membrane element supports retrofit projects and pilot testing efforts, helping facilities improve output quality and operational stability.



Product Advantages

Structural and Design Benefits Built for Durability

The Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR embodies a meticulous design that balances high permeate flux with salt rejection capacity. Its 400 ft2 membrane area and 28 mil spacer optimize flow dynamics, reducing fouling risks while maintaining performance. The element's ability to handle pressures up to 1,200 psi enables seamless integration into various reverse osmosis system configurations. Such structural robustness ensures operational longevity and ease of maintenance for demanding desalination environments.

Enhanced Performance and User Convenience

This membrane element not only delivers consistent salt and boron removal but also enhances system throughput with its large permeate capacity. Users benefit from its operation under wide feedwater pH and temperature ranges, accommodating diverse source waters. The Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR supports straightforward replacement and system upgrades, providing operators with flexible scheduling and reliable, high-quality water output critical for regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.



It is applicable to the desalination of raw water with salt concentration between 15000ppm and 40000ppm, and make removal for the boron is more than 90%. This membrane model was widely applied to the desalination of sea water and high concentration brackish water, concentration and recycle treatment for high salt wastewater.
SPECIFICATIONS & PARAMETERS
Model Active Membrane
Area ft2(m2)
Concentrate Channel
Spacer (mil)
Permeate Flow
GPD(m3/d)
Stable Rejection
Rate (%)
Minimum Rejection
Rate (%)
SW-8040HR 400(37.2) 28 6500(24.6) 99.80 99.75
Concentration of Solution (NaCl) Temperature(℃) pH Value Operating Pressure psi(MPa) Recovery Rate(%)
32000mg/L 25 7.5-8 800(5.5) 8

Max.Working Pressure 1200 psi(8.3MPa)
Max. FeedWater Temperature 45 ℃
Max. FeedWaterSDI15 5.0
Max. Feed Water Flow 17m3/h
Free Chlorine Concentration of FeedWater 0.1mg/L
pH Range of FeedWaterDuring Continuous Operation 3-10
pH Range of FeedWaterDuring Chemical Cleaning 1-13
Max. Pressure Drop of Single Membrane Element 15psi(0.1Mpa)
















Use Scenarios

Application in Seawater Desalination Plants
Within seawater desalination facilities, the Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR plays an indispensable role in removing high concentrations of dissolved salts and boron. Its design enables the desalination system to achieve regulatory water quality targets while sustaining high permeate flux. The membrane easily integrates into multi-stage RO trains, increasing overall plant output and energy usage optimization. Its tolerance of elevated operating pressures and temperatures ensures consistent performance in coastal or offshore environments, where feedwater quality can fluctuate.

Role in High-Salinity Brackish Water Recycling
In industrial and municipal settings handling high-salinity brackish water, this membrane element enables efficient recycling and concentration of wastewater streams. It aids in reducing environmental discharge loads and lowering freshwater intake by facilitating substantial salt and boron removal. The Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR’s technical specifications allow it to be incorporated into wastewater treatment workflows that demand strict adherence to feedwater quality and system integrity. This integration supports sustainable water management practices and cost-effective resource use.


FAQ 

What are the key specifications of the Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR?
Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR delivers 400 ft2 of active area and a 28 mil spacer, enabling about 6,500 GPD permeate with high rejection. It supports feeds from 15,000 to 40,000 ppm and boron removal >90%. Max operating pressure 1200 psi, max temp 45°C, SDI15 ≤ 5.0, free chlorine ≤ 0.1 mg/L. Suitable for seawater and high-salinity brackish streams. 

Can the SW-8040HR achieve boron removal targets in boron-rich feeds?
Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR provides boron removal >90%, making it suitable for boron-rich seawater or brackish feeds. It operates at up to 1200 psi and 45°C, with pH 3–10 and SDI15 ≤ 5.0; free chlorine in feed ≤ 0.1 mg/L. For projects requiring boron control, this element supports stringent targets. 

Is it suitable for retrofitting existing RO trains to boost throughput?
Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR is suitable for retrofit of existing RO trains to boost permeate flux and overall plant throughput. It supports high rejection and high-salinity feeds, and can be piloted in new seawater projects to validate performance under local conditions. 

What installation, maintenance, and logistics considerations should I know about SW-8040HR?
Sea Water Desalination Membrane Element-SW-8040HR is designed for demanding seawater and high-salinity brackish applications. Key parameters include max 1200 psi, max 45°C, pH 3–10, SDI15 ≤ 5.0, and free chlorine ≤ 0.1 mg/L. For long-term operations, plan spare parts and membrane replacement schedules; consider pilot testing before full-scale deployment. 
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