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Membrane System Design Considerations
Technical explanation
FAQ:
RO flux readings (flux) may be affected by temperature, pressure, flow rate, etc. However, the biggest factor is the seasonal temperature of the water. Are there any studies or are there any verification methods that can obtain true flux readings when only seasonal temperature changes are taken into account?
reply:
Water has viscosity. When the temperature is high, the viscosity of water will decrease and more water can pass through the filter membrane. At lower temperatures, the viscosity increases, so less water passes through the filter membrane. This will cause you to notice a change in flux across the filter membrane. Through actual measurements, tables showing the effect of temperature are usually available for each membrane module. Please refer to the temperature calibration table on our website for more information.