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    LG Water Solutions

    Proven Performance by
    Winning Large Project
    Seawater
    RO Membranes

    Global Reference Seawater desalination

    Algeria Malta Egypt Israel Curacao


    Mostaganem Pembroke Matrouh Remela Phase 1 Palmachim Santa Barbara
    25,000 m3/day 36,000 m3/day 25,000 m3/day 180,000 m3/day 28,400 m3/day

    Spain Oman Mexico


    Lanzarote V Pto del Rosario IV, Train 2 Sohar (2018) Ensenada (2017)
    18,000 m3/day 7,200 m3/day 250,000 m3/day 26,000 m3/day

    Overview LG Chem’s thin-film nanocomposite (TFN) membranes offer lower water treatment costs by
    improving energy efficiency and productivity. We increase water production by up to 20% and
    provide industry leading salt rejection of 99.85%. We continue to leverage these technical
    advantages to win large desalination projects such as the Sohar sea water desalination project
    in Oman which will produce 250 million liters of water per day upon completion.

    LG SW SR, GR and R High rejection membranes


    Well suited for high TDS and high quality permeate requirements

    LG SW ES Energy-Saving membranes
    Well suited for low TDS and low temperature seawater applications
    Product Specifications
    Configuration : 8-inch spiral wound : Thin-film nanocomposite (TFN) polyamide

    Flow rate Minimum NaCl NaCl Boron Active Feed


    Product
    m3/d (GPD) rejection (%) rejection (%) rejection (%) area m2 (ft2) spacer (mil*)

    LG SW 400 SR 22.7 (6,000) 99.7 99.85 93 37 (400) 28 or 34

    LG SW 440 SR 25 (6,600) 99.7 99.85 93 41 (400) 28

    LG SW 400 GR 28.4 (7,500) 99.7 99.85 93 37 (400) 28 or 34

    LG SW 440 GR 31.2 (8,250) 99.7 99.85 93 41 (400) 28

    LG SW 400 R 34 (9,000) 99.7 99.85 93 37 (400) 28 or 34

    LG SW 440 R 37 (9,900) 99.7 99.85 93 41 (400) 28

    LG SW 400 ES 52 (13,700) 99.6 99.8 89 37 (400) 28 or 34

    LG SW 440 ES 57 (15,070) 99.6 99.8 89 41 (400) 28

    *400 square-foot elements available with either 28 or 34 mil feed spacer


    Note : The above values are normalized to the following conditions : 32,000 ppm NaCl, 5 ppm boron, 5.5 MPa (800 psi), 25°C (77°F), pH 8, 8% recovery.
    Permeate flows for individual elements may vary +/- 15%.

    A Length Element O.D. Perm tube I.D. Weight


    A B C kg (lbs.)
    B C 1,016 mm 200 mm 28.6 mm 16.4
    (40 in.) (7.9 in.) (1.125 in.) (36)

    Operating Specifications
    For more information and operating guidelines, visit www.LGwatersolutions.com
    Max. Applied pressure: 82.7 bar (1,200 psig)

    Max. Chlorine concentration: < 0.1 ppm

    Max. Operating temperature: 45°C (113°F)

    pH Range, Continuous (Cleaning): 2-11 (2-13)

    Max. Feedwater turbidity: 1.0 NTU

    Max. Feedwater SDI (15 mins): 5.0

    Max. Pressure drop (ΔP) for each element: 1 bar (15 psi)

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