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This RO element avoids biofouling in seawater desalination processes
FilmTec SW30XLE-400/34 is a low-energy, fouling-resistant reverse-osmosis (RO) element for seawater desalination. Biofouling is a well-known challenge in RO systems, leading to increased operational costs due to higher pressure drops and the need for more frequent chemical cleanings.
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