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    Nano SW Max

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    This document provides specifications for the NANO-SW MAX membrane element for desalination. The element is a spiral-wound composite polyamide membrane with an active area of 440 square feet that can process up to 12,000 gallons per day of permeate flow while rejecting 99.8% of magnesium sulfate under test conditions. It is recommended that the element not be operated at above 600 pounds per square inch of applied pressure or above 113 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    This document provides specifications for the NANO-SW MAX membrane element for desalination. The element is a spiral-wound composite polyamide membrane with an active area of 440 square feet that can process up to 12,000 gallons per day of permeate flow while rejecting 99.8% of magnesium sulfate under test conditions. It is recommended that the element not be operated at above 600 pounds per square inch of applied pressure or above 113 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    This document provides specifications for the NANO-SW MAX membrane element for desalination. The element is a spiral-wound composite polyamide membrane with an active area of 440 square feet that can process up to 12,000 gallons per day of permeate flow while rejecting 99.8% of magnesium sulfate under test conditions. It is recommended that the element not be operated at above 600 pounds per square inch of applied pressure or above 113 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    Nano SW Max

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    This document provides specifications for the NANO-SW MAX membrane element for desalination. The element is a spiral-wound composite polyamide membrane with an active area of 440 square feet that can process up to 12,000 gallons per day of permeate flow while rejecting 99.8% of magnesium sulfate under test conditions. It is recommended that the element not be operated at above 600 pounds per square inch of applied pressure or above 113 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    Membrane Element NANO-SW MAX

    Performance MgSO4
    Permeate Flow: 12,000 gpd (45.4 m3/d)
    MgSO4 Rejection: 99.8% (99.6% minimum)

    Type Configuration: Spiral Wound


    Membrane Polymer: Composite Polyamide
    Membrane Active Area: 440 ft2 (40.9 m2)
    Feed/Brine Spacer Thickness: 26 mil (0.66 mm)

    Application Data* Maximum Applied Pressure (Recommended)^: 600 psig (4.14 MPa)
    Maximum Chlorine Concentration: < 0.1 PPM
    Maximum Operating Temperature: 113 F (45 C)
    pH Range, Operation (Cleaning): 3.0 - 9.0 (1.0 11.5)
    Maximum Feedwater Turbidity: 1.0 NTU
    Maximum Feedwater SDI (15 mins): 5.0
    Maximum Feed Flow: 75 GPM (17.0 m3/h)
    Minimum Ratio of Concentrate to
    Permeate Flow for any Element: 5:1
    Maximum Pressure Drop for Each Element: 15 psi
    Typical Seawater Performance:
    Nominal Permeate Flow: 7,150 gpd (27.0 m3/d)
    Nominal Chloride Rejection: 25%
    Nominal Sulfate Rejection: 99.8%
    * The limitations shown here are for general use. For specific projects, operating at more conservative values may ensure the best
    performance and longest life of the membrane. See Hydranautics Technical Bulletins for more detail on operation limits, cleaning
    pH, and cleaning temperatures.
    ^ Element can withstand 1,200 psig as maximum applied pressure, however, applied feed pressure exceeding 600 psig may cause
    reduction in membrane permeability.
    Typical Synthetic Seawater Test Condition: 35,000 ppm NaCl + 8000 ppm MgSO4 , 200 psi (1.4 MPa), 77 F (25C), 15%
    Permeate Recovery, 6.5 7.0 feed pH.

    Test Conditions The stated performance is based on the following test conditions:
    2000 ppm MgSO4
    110 psi (0.76 MPa) Applied Pressure
    77 F (25 C) Operating Temperature
    15% Permeate Recovery
    6.5 7.0 Feed pH

    A
    C

    B FEED PERMEATE

    CONCENTRATE

    A, inches (mm) B, inches (mm) C, inches (mm) Weight, lbs. (kg)


    40.0 (1016) 7.89 (200) 1.125 (28.6) 36 (16.4)
    Notice: Permeate flow for individual elements may vary + or - 20 percent. Element weight may vary. All membrane elements are supplied with a brine seal,
    interconnector, and o-rings. All membrane elements are supplied with a brine seal, interconnector, and o-rings. Elements are enclosed in a sealed polyethylene bag
    containing deionized water, and then packaged in a cardboard box.

    Hydranautics believes the information and data contained herein to be accurate and useful. The information and data are offered in good faith, but without guarantee, as
    conditions and methods of use of our products are beyond our control. Hydranautics assumes no liability for results obtained or damages incurred through the application of
    the presented information and data. It is the users responsibility to determine the appropriateness of Hydranautics products for the users specific end uses. 7/22/16

    Hydranautics Corporate: 401 Jones Road, Oceanside, CA 92058


    1-800-CPA-PURE Phone: 760-901-2500 Fax: 760-901-2578 info@Hydranautics.com

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