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    Sea2 4040 PDF

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    This document provides specifications for the Model SEA2-4040 seawater reverse osmosis membrane element. The element has a nominal membrane area of 85 square feet and is designed for high salt rejection and productivity. It is a spiral-wound membrane with a polyamide composite polymer and polypropylene brine spacer. Test conditions show a permeate flow of 1950 gallons per day at 99.4% salt rejection from a 32,000 ppm salt solution under 800 psi of applied pressure at 77 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    This document provides specifications for the Model SEA2-4040 seawater reverse osmosis membrane element. The element has a nominal membrane area of 85 square feet and is designed for high salt rejection and productivity. It is a spiral-wound membrane with a polyamide composite polymer and polypropylene brine spacer. Test conditions show a permeate flow of 1950 gallons per day at 99.4% salt rejection from a 32,000 ppm salt solution under 800 psi of applied pressure at 77 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    This document provides specifications for the Model SEA2-4040 seawater reverse osmosis membrane element. The element has a nominal membrane area of 85 square feet and is designed for high salt rejection and productivity. It is a spiral-wound membrane with a polyamide composite polymer and polypropylene brine spacer. Test conditions show a permeate flow of 1950 gallons per day at 99.4% salt rejection from a 32,000 ppm salt solution under 800 psi of applied pressure at 77 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    Sea2 4040 PDF

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    This document provides specifications for the Model SEA2-4040 seawater reverse osmosis membrane element. The element has a nominal membrane area of 85 square feet and is designed for high salt rejection and productivity. It is a spiral-wound membrane with a polyamide composite polymer and polypropylene brine spacer. Test conditions show a permeate flow of 1950 gallons per day at 99.4% salt rejection from a 32,000 ppm salt solution under 800 psi of applied pressure at 77 degrees Fahrenheit.

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    Model SEA2-4040

    High Rejection, Excellent Productivity - Sea Water Element

    Configuration: Membrane Polymer: Brine Spacer Material:


    Type Spiral Wound Composite Polyamide Polypropylene

    Permeate Salt Nominal Membrane


    Specifications Flow: Rejection: Area:
    1950 gpd 99,4% nominal 85ft2
    (7,4 m3/d) (99,2% minimum) (7,9m2)

    Test Conditions Solution Applied Operating Permeate pH


    (After 30 min of operation) NaCl Pressure: Temperature: Recovery: Range:
    32000 ppm 800 psi 77 °F 10% 6,5 ÷ 7,0
    (56 bar) (25 °C)

    Dimensions
    A B C DF DC
    Total ATD Connection Core Tube Extension Weight
    Length Diameter Diameter Feed Side Conc. Side
    40.0 inches 3.95 inches 0.75 inches 1.05 inches 1.05 inches 8 lbs
    (1016 mm) (100,3 mm) (19,1 mm) (26,7 mm) (26,7 mm) (3,6 Kg)

    A
    DF DC
    P Permeate
    F Cn F Feed
    P
    F Cn Cn Concentrate
    B C

    Maximum Operating Limits


    Operating Pressure Temperature Pressure Feed Chlorine Feedwater Feedwater
    Fiberglassed Drop Flow Concentration SDI (15min) Turbidity
    1000 psi 113 °F 10 psi 16 gpm <0,1 ppm 5,0 1,0 NTU
    (69 bar) (45 °C) (0,7 bar) (3,6 m3)

    Feedwater Minimum ratio of concentrate to


    Other Operating Limits pH permeate flow for any element
    3,0 ÷ 10,0 5:1

    The limitations shown in Operating Limits are for general use. The values may be more conservative for specific projects to ensure the
    best performance and longest life of the membrane.

    Notice: Permeate flow for individual elements may vary + or -20 percent. Elements are vacuum sealed in a polyethylene bag
    containing less than 1.0% sodium meta-bisulfite.

    Guidelines: Permeate obtained from first hour of operation should be discarded.


    Avoid static permeate-side backpressure at all times.
    These membranes may be subject to drinking water application restrictions in some countries: please check the application
    status before use and sale.
    For element loading use only glycerine to lubricate o-rings and brine seal.

    The customer is fully responsible for the effects of incompatible chemicals on elements. The presence of free chlorine and other
    oxidizing agents will cause membrane failure, the damage is not covered under warranty.
    Oltremare 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. Oltremare assumes no liability for
    results obtained or damages incurred through the application of the presented information and data. It is the user's responsibility to
    determine the appropriateness of Oltremare's products for the user's specific end uses.
    No performance warranties are given; all implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose are expressly excluded.
    Consult factory for detailed warranty information.
    We reserve the right to modify or amend specifications without prior notice.

    Oltremare S.p.A. – via della Pineta, 23 – 61032 Fano (PU) - +39 0721 1796201 – Fax +39 0721 1796229
    e-mail: info@oltremaremembrane.com http://www.oltremaremembrane.com 14/05/2015

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