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water for the world
table of contents
water for the world
Water – the Enabler of Life and Growth
Zero Liquid Discharge
Anaerobic Digestion water for the world
Global Drought Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Wastewater
Water Contaminants Pre-Engineered Systems
Water Demand Dynamics Filters SUEZ has a comprehensive and competitive suite of water
LEAPmbr Mobile Water treatment products and services in our portfolio. We are dedicated
Deionization Service Deionization (SDI)
Micropollutants Water Services to assisting our valued customers in identifying the optimal product
Ultrapure Water Desalination or suite of products to meet their specific requirements at the best
Wastewater Reuse Lifecycle Services
Digital Water Food and Beverage total life-cycle economic value.
Ultrapure Water
products and solutions Power
Wastewater Treatment Mining
Membranes Oil and Gas
Deionization Energy Neutral Wastewater Treatment
ES PRODUCT CATALOG, DEC-2016 1

water – the enabler of life and growth global drought water for the world
Water is the most fundamental and important Droughts are a natural occurrence driven by water management philosophy and practice into
enabler of life and progress. Its unique properties several factors including meteorological and full focus. Wastewater recycling, for one, is an
have made it essential to life. It is a universal often exacerbated by human land use. In the important lever for those communities impacted
solvent that enables the transport of nutrients last decade, the severity of these droughts has by drought. The practice of less wasteful and
across cell walls. Water has a high heat capacity grown, impacting many parts of the globe. In early more knowledgeable water and wastewater
which helps provide earth with its relatively 2016, drought conditions were observed in Cuba, management is going to be of growing importance
moderate climate. Many astrobiologists believe Haiti, Telangana province in India, Brazil, South in an era where the reality of climate change
that to find extraterrestrial life, the presence Africa, Somalia, the Mekong Delta in Southeast literally hangs over our heads.
of liquid water is essential. There’s no way to Asia and California. These droughts have brought
understate the importance of water for life.
At first glance, it might seem that water is
abundant on Planet Earth. A review of the globe
will reveal vast swaths of oceans and giant lakes.
A closer examination reveals a precious resource
in limited supply. Figure 1 shows the earth if all
the water were collected as a sphere. While it’s
true that 70% of the earth is covered with water,
Figure 1: All the Earth’s water represented
it’s relatively shallow compared to the diameter of as a water sphere
the planet. As can be seen from the drawing, this
“ball” of water is very small considered against the Water is also an enabler of economic activity. Water
earth and less than half the diameter of our moon. is used in the manufacturing of virtually every single
The smaller blue sphere in the drawing represents product in our society. It takes 125 liters (33 gallons)
the amount of total water that is available to us as of water to grow an average apple and 160 liters (42
fresh water in lakes and rivers, only 2.5%. Of that, gallons) for a banana. Just 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds)
two thirds is tied up in glaciers and ice caps. Of that of beef requires 15,000 liters (3963 gallons) while a
lesser amount, approximately two thirds is tied typical smart phone takes 910 liters (240 gallons) of
up in permafrost and ground ice. That means that water in manufacturing.
of the total water on planet earth, less than one
quarter of one per cent is easily accessible.
2 ES PRODUCT CATALOG, DEC-2016 3

water contaminants water demand dynamics water for the world
Depending on the specific use, raw water supplies to manage any raw water source producing the
can be contaminated and require treatment. These desired quality of treated water. When designing water treatment Typical 24-Hour Diurnal Curve
contaminants are many and varied and sometimes Figure 2 shows the filtration spectrum of various plants be they for potable or sewage
require multiply unit operations to make the water common contaminants and the separation treatment, it is essential to account
usable. Table 1 below illustrates the main type of processes needed to remove them. for the typical diurnal demand curve.
contaminants by source and application. SUEZ’s Simply put, water consumption is not
suite of treatment technologies are designed linear and it follows a typical pattern
Water Use
Table 1: Main types of contaminants by source and application as illustrated in the curve in Figure 3.
Demand tends to peak in the morning
water source end use typical contaminants of concern
trailing off until a second lesser peak
surface water Potable Suspended solids, dissolved organics, pathogens occurs in the early evening. During
Microelectronics Suspended solids, dissolved organics, dissolved solids the night, demand plummets. It is
manufacturing
incumbent on designers to take this in
Boiler feedwater Suspended solids, dissolved organics, dissolved solids account in their calculations to ensure
0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24
groundwater Potable Dissolved solids, dissolved organics, pathogens these dynamics are accommodated.
Time (hr)
sanitary sewage Treatment for discharge Suspended solids, dissolved organics, pathogens
Figure 3: Diurnal Curve showing water consumption throughout the day
Reuse Suspended solids, dissolved organics, pathogens
industrial wastewater Treatment for discharge Suspended solids, dissolved organics, dissolved solids, pathogens,
fats, oils, and greases, pH
seawater Potable Dissolved solids, suspended solids, dissolved organics, pathogens
ST Microscope Scanning Electron Microscope Optical Microscope Visible to Naked Eye

global trends
Ionic Range Molecular Range Macro Molecular Range Micro Particle Range Macro Particle Range
Micrometers
(Log Scale) 0.001 0.01 0.1 1.0 10 100 1000
Angstrom Units 1 10 100 1000 104 105 106 107

(Log Scale) 2 3 5 8 20 30 50 80 200 300 500 800 2000 3000 5000 8000 2 3 5 8 2 3 5 8 2 3 5 8 2
Approx. Molecular Wt. 100 200 1000 10,000 20,000 100,000 500,000
(Saccharide Type-No Scale)
Acid Protein/Enzymes Yeast Cells Pin

Point
Aqueous Salts Carbon Black Paint Pigment
Relative Atomic Endotoxin/Pyrogen Bacteria Beach Sand

Size of Radius
Common Virus A.C. Fine Test Dust
Materials Metal Ion
Granular
Activated Carbon
Synthetic Tobacco Smoke Milled Flour
Dye
Latex/Emulsion
3B 55% 2/3 100+

Ion Ex.
Resin
Pesticide Colloidal Silica Blue Indigo Dye Pollen Bead
Red
Blood
Cells
Herbicide Asbestos Human Hair
Gelatin Coal Dust

Growth in Growth in of Global Population Will Year
Sugar Crypto-
spor-
idium
Giardia
Cyst
Mist
GLOBAL GLOBAL NOT HAVE ACCESS AGING
POPULATION WATER DEMAND TO CLEAN WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
Starch
Separation
Reverse Osmosis
(Hyperfiltration)
Ultrafiltration Particle Filtration By 2050 By 2050 By 2025 in Mature Markets
Processes
Nanofiltration Microfiltration
Figure 2: Filtration Spectrum

LEAPmbr* – advanced wastewater treatment technology deionizing water – getting the lead out water for the world
(among other contaminants)
Most sanitary sewage and industrial wastewaters that contain organic contaminants are treated with The presence of soluble salts in water can contribute to severe operating difficulties in industrial
suspended growth bioreactors. These systems rely on the bacteria to consume the organics. These applications. This can include simple hardness (Calcium and Magnesium), total dissolved solids (TDS)
technologies include sequencing batch reactors (SBRs) and activated sludge. While these systems have or more exotic ions such as strontium and fluoride. SUEZ offers a suite of products designed to deionize
proven to be effective they can be enhanced using membrane bioreactors (MBR) that produce a high water meeting the specific needs of our customers.
quality final treated water which, in some cases, is suitable for reuse directly.
reverse osmosis electrodialysis reversal (EDR)
In an MBR, rather than relying on a clarifier, an cast on a support lumen. This provides very In some instances, all that is required is to reduce For brackish water or
ultrafilter is used to separate the solids from significant strength which makes the product the dissolved solids concentration to a lower level. wastewater with moderate
the treated effluent. This configuration provides extremely robust even in these challenging In most cases, reverse osmosis (RO) technology is concentrations of dissolved
significant advantages including: wastewater environments. These membranes the preferred choice that employs a membrane that ions, EDR is an excellent
have demonstrated an operating life of > 10 years rejects dissolved solids while providing clean water. option to achieving superior
• Superior effluent quality
and are installed in more than 700,000 modules in treated water quality. EDR
• Very small footprint
industrial and municipal applications. systems are rugged, with
• Disinfection from pathogens
SUEZ is a world leader in MBR technology with very long membrane life and
SUEZ’s LEAPmbr technology employs over 1000 plants installed across the entire globe require significantly less
ZeeWeed* 500D immersed supported hollow with three of the five largest MBRs using SUEZ pretreatment than spiral
fiber ultrafiltration (UF) membranes. ZeeWeed Technology. LEAPmbr has been recognized as one wound membranes while
500D membranes employ a PVDF membrane of the most energy efficient systems in the market. having the ability to achieve
SUEZ’s RO Element products include brackish,
very high water recoveries.
low energy, ultra-low energy, low fouling, and
seawater elements. Our systems serve a range of
evaporators and crystallizers
flows from several liters (gallons) per minute to
millions of liters (gallons) per day. When the concentration
of contaminants is very
nanofiltration high or there is a need to
process the rejects from
Nanofiltration (NF) is sometimes referred to as
RO/NF/EDR, evaporators
“loose” RO because the membrane is designed
and crystallizers are
to reject only some dissolved ions while allowing
often called upon.
others to pass. Generally, NF tends to reject
SUEZ’s line of thermal
divalent ions more effectively then mono-valent.
evaporators and
This means that contaminants like
crystallizers can manage
calcium and sulfate are rejected
highly concentrated
well while sodium and
brines delivering a zero
chloride are rejected
discharge solution.
less so.

micropollutants – ultrapure water – water for the world
the new challenge to our water quality how clean can water be?
Pharmaceuticals have revolutionized health in observed the presence of anti-hypertensives, At SUEZ, we are challenged daily at finding ways to Ultrapure waters are so clean that they can
our modern world, saving and improving lives for antidepressants, antihistamines, analgesic and take water and upgrade its quality for subsequent be used as solvents to clean microchips to
millions of people. Recently, we’ve become more antiseizure medications in fish. There exists a use. This can be applications like taking river water remove even the smallest concentration of
aware of the potential for these pharmaceuticals growing concern that the wastewater treatment and treating it to make it potable. Alternately, we contaminants. Through the use of advanced
to impact the quality of our water supplies and plant of the 21st century will need to be capable of take wastewater and make it safe to discharge or membrane technologies such as ultrafiltration,
ultimately our future. Many drugs, are not or only removing these micropollutants. reuse. But there are applications where you need reverse osmosis and electrodeionization, we
partially metabolized in our bodies and they end very, very clean water. Examples of this are in the can produce water so clean, that the only way
SUEZ’s MAC* MBR combines advanced membrane
up being released through our normal wasting Pharmaceutical and Microelectronics Industries. to quantify its purity is to measure the water’s
technology with activated carbon to address
processes ultimately finding their way to our In some cases, ultrapure water must have less resistivity. The cleanest water on planet earth can
these concerns. In fact, MAC MBR has been
sewage treatment plants. Unfortunately, most than one part per trillion of contaminants. be described as having a resistivity of 18.2 MΩ.cm.
demonstrated to meet European micropollutant
of these plants simply do not have the ability to
guidelines for water quality.
remove these micropollutants. Researchers have

wastewater reuse digital water water for the world
Fresh water is a precious resource and there > 80% of their municipal wastewater, followed by The digital revolution that has swept through water or wastewater treatment plant, SUEZ helps
is increased demand for alternative sources in Singapore at 34%, Australia at 18% and China at technology in the last several years has been customers understand how different technologies
certain applications. One such source is through 9%. Wastewater reuse is gaining traction in the described as a tidal wave of change. This wave is will unlock hidden value for them without requiring
wastewater reuse. There are a number of US too, with projects underway in Texas, Florida impacting the water industry as well and SUEZ is them to invest in technology upgrades or risking
advantages to the reuse of municipal wastewater: and California. IPR and DPR both use sources of at the forefront. For years, SUEZ has equipped our the operation of their plant while they explore
pretreated wastewater for drinking water. The water treatment systems with sophisticated sensors improvements in their digital twin plant.
• The existing sanitary sewer network makes this
difference is that with IPR the treated wastewater that enable optimal operation. Now with advances
source readily available in most urban centers.
is mixed with a large reservoir that is ultimately in digital capabilities, SUEZ has expanded the digital
• There is a large source of water available the source for the potable water (before potable footprint to more than just measurement.
The disadvantages include the contamination water treatment). In fact, this is how all potable
Backed by SUEZ’s Industrial Internet, InSight*
including organic, inorganic, bacteriological and water systems are operated because treated
combines advanced data and analytics to help
viral. Progressive industries and municipalities wastewater is discharged to surface waters that
our customers make better business decisions,
have moved forward with ultimately supply drinking water treatment plants.
eliminate unplanned downtime and lower
wastewater reuse systems for a variety of With DPR, the wastewater is further treated and
operating costs. Using our secure remote
applications including irrigation, industrial reuse turned into drinking water.
monitoring technology, InSight gets crucial
and indirect potable reuse (IPR). With recent In either case, the technologies that are used to information into the hands of the people who need
droughts experienced in the USA and other areas treat the wastewater are a very important enabler it, ensuring your water and process operations run
of the world, there has been a greater interest in of this new resource. Membrane technologies as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
direct potable reuse (DPR). such as ultrafiltration and advanced wastewater SUEZ’s Digital Water solutions uncover
In addition to predictive analytics, SUEZ is
Around the world, many countries are very active treatment technologies like MBRs are and will meaningful patterns in the data to enable
looking at the entire water ecosystem to help our
in wastewater reuse. Israel, for instance, reuses continue to be used in this growing sector. strategic decision-making and proactive
customers understand where they can improve
planning. It puts data into action by implementing
processes and systems. By developing digital
programmed changes to create “best in class”
models or “digital twins” that simulate the entire
operations for our customers.

wastewater treatment wastewater treatment
wastewater treatment solutions for all treatment objectives

The treatment of wastewater is critical to the sustainability of the ecosystem. SUEZ technologies help both communities and
industry with advanced solutions enabling the safe discharge or reuse of wastewater.
Wastewater Treatment Membrane
Bioreactor (MBR) LEAPmbr in action
LEAP*mbr technology uses
Building the World’s Largest
ultrafiltration
MBR – Upgrading
Anaerobic MBR membranes to filter mixed liquor combining biological,
Henriksdal WWTP
secondary and tertiary wastewater treatment in one compact
step. This technology has been used to treat wastewater for Location: Stockholm Sweden
LEAPprimary* over 25 years and is considered best available technology for Capacity: 864,000 m3/day
achieving high quality effluent and a well-established means
ZeeLung* Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactor of enabling the reuse of wastewater. The MBR process
Treating wastewater from
over a million people in a
guarantees a solids-free effluent, allows for the biological
small footprint while meeting
treatment system to be optimized for nutrient removal, and
discharge commitments to the
produces permeate that is disinfected to levels safe for
Baltic Sea Action Plan (BSAP)
recreational and potable reuse. MBR is ideal for municipal,
and EU Water Directive.
commercial and industrial wastewater treatment and water
reuse applications.
Increased Surface Area

ZeeWeed Module
what is LEAPmbr? Simplified Aeration Piping

No Air Cycling Valves
The newest ZeeWeed MBR
technology was developed
to address our customers’
challenges of productivity,
footprint, simplicity and
energy savings. LEAPmbr
builds on 25 years of MBR
experience to deliver the
most advanced ZeeWeed
MBR solution to date.
At its core, LEAPmbr
uses the industry’s most
Optimized Tank Design
trusted membrane while
incorporating significant Increased ZeeWeed
innovations that advance MBR Productivity
to the next level.

Lower Energy LEAP
Aeration Technology Reduced Blower Size
increased smaller simplified energy guaranteed

productivity footprint design savings reliability
Boost your Save on construction Simplify your Reduce your operating Have the confidence
productivity 15% with costs with a flexible design by reducing costs with a 30% of the strongest, most
our latest ZeeWeed design that reduces your membrane aeration energy savings. reliable membrane in
membrane. MBR footprint by 20%. equipment and the industry.
controls by 50%.

wastewater treatment
LEAPmbr
leading the way in MBR solving customer treatment challenges

Choosing a membrane supplier is the single most important decision on building an MBR. The value that SUEZ brings is: LEAPmbr is applied to solve a broad spectrum of end user treatment requirements.
Proven Membrane Performance—

products operate for more than
nutrient removal
10 years
MBR technology has demonstrated removal of nutrient to low levels creating an effluent
that is able to be discharged to sensitive environments.
Experts in Design—validate and
support the application of our products
with the largest installed capacity
capacity expansion
Simple Operations—products and As population grows, physical space is at a premium. MBRs offer significant expansion
systems designed with the operator opportunities within the existing footprint, preserving valuable real estate.
in mind
Continuous Innovation—Culture drives

products to always be at the forefront industrial wastewater
MBR technology allows industrial facilities the ability to treat their process wastewater
with the benefit of reusing the effluent.
Lifecycle Support—Service experts

work with customers at every step
E-Series packaged systems

SUEZ has developed prefabricated wastewater treatment systems that are fast and easy
> 1000 MBR systems in operation to deploy. With simple automated operation that allows customers to continuously meet
the most stringent effluent requirements.
> 3 billion gallons per day of treatment capacity
micropollutant removal with MAC MBR

Discharges from municipal wastewater plants are seen as a major source of
LEAPmbr is cost competitive with conventional treatment micropollutants in the aquatic environment. The simultaneous addition of activated carbon
When considering enhanced nutrient removal or water reuse goals: to the biological tank of the MBR is an emerging innovative process scheme for removal.
• Capital Cost ➜ MBR < Conventional by 9% – Saving $0.85M/MGD treated

• Lifecycle Cost ➜ MBR < Conventional by 4% – Saving $0.5M/MGD treated
• MBR plants require less land, concrete and equipment installation indirect/direct potable reuse
Wastewater treated for potable reuse is becoming an increasingly popular and cost-
effective method of reliably augmenting water supplies. MBR technology is capable of
high levels of pathogen removals ideal for potable reuse flowsheets.

anaerobic MBR ZeeLung* membrane aerated biofilm reactor wastewater treatment
In many industries, water is a vital part of manufacturing benefits: Upgrading existing wastewater treatment plants or designing new facilities for nutrient removal is challenged by process
typically generating a a wastewater discharge that is high in complexity, the need for larger tank volumes and high energy consumption. The Membrane-Aerated Biofilm Reactor (MABR)
• Energy Savings: No Biological oxygen required
strength both in terms of organic and solids contaminants. process enables simple, low-energy nutrient removal in a small footprint.
Industries such as food and beverage are prime generators • Energy Production: Methane rich biogas generation
of high-strength industrial wastewaters. These wastewaters • Less Waste Handling: Reduced sludge production ZeeLung MABR intensifies nutrient removal
are costly to discharge or require a high amount of energy • Smaller Footprint: Higher organic loading rates Immersing ZeeLung
while producing waste sludge. However organic material in
• Reliable Effluent Quality: Membranes retain biomass cassettes into the mixed
wastewater is a source of energy when treated anaerobically.
liquor of an activated
The methane rich biogas produced can be used as a
sludge plant increases
renewable, storable source of supplemental energy for the Energy
Production the inventory of biomass
production of heat or power. Biogas
Storage or in a treatment system,
SUEZ’s Anaerobic MBR (AnMBR) technology enables Utilization
thereby intensifying
No Energy
industries to generate renewable energy while Required eate the biological
Perm
producing water effluent suitable for reuse. for Aeration
treatment process.
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The modular, scalable design minimizes on Biog
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Permeate for Reuse This allows more
site construction and also provides an Biogas
Pump
biological treatment
opportunity to retrofit and upgrade Anaerobic
Digester
Blower
to be performed in
existing conventional anaerobic Feed Biogas existing tank volumes
Pump s
digestion systems. d to M
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Filtration
while maintaining the
Fee
same mixed liquor
concentration. The
result is more nutrient
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Feed
removal from the same
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Pump Membranes
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Retain Biomass
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Reduction in Digester
Sludge Disposal
the MABR process ZeeLung cord ZeeLung 500 module ZeeLung 500 cassette
LEAPprimary
what is LEAPprimary?
LEAPprimary is an advanced primary treatment system that combines separation, thickening and dewatering of primary solids
in a single compact unit. The LEAPprimary system performs the same function as a primary clarifier and fine screen in a
typical MBR plant.
energy savings
Reduce energy for biological treatment The MABR process employs ZeeLung cords are Low pressure air is supplied The ZeeLung 500 cassette
by 25% and enable energy recovery a gas transfer membrane to composed of oxygen – to the module top header, houses 48 ZeeLung
deliver oxygen to a biofilm permeable hollow fiber air travels down the inside 500 modules for simple
that is attached to the membranes placed around of the hollow-fibers and installation in existing
capital savings
surface of the membrane a reinforcing core that is oxygen diffuses through or new bioreactor tanks.
Reduce primary treatment equipment
at up to four-times greater flexible yet unbreakable. the membrane where it is The cassette includes
for your MBR and save 20 to 40%
efficiency than conventional ZeeLung cords are potted to consumed by bacteria that the systems connections
bubble aeration. form ZeeLung modules. have collected into a biofilm. required to connect to the
simplified design plant aeration system.
Combine primary solids separation, sludge
thickening and dewatering in one compact step simple low energy nutrient removal small footprint
ZeeLung Oxygen is Increasing biomass Nutrient removal

guaranteed reliability membranes are delivered at an inventory by and capacity
Extend membrane life with enhanced installed directly efficiency 4X supplementing a expansion in
influent solids screening into existing greater than fine suspended growth existing bioreactor
bioreactor tanks, bubble aeration, system with volumes, avoiding
smaller footprint reducing the resulting in attached growth the need to
Achieve advanced primary treatment in as impact on plant significant energy enables nutrient construct new
little as 1/10th the footprint of conventional hydraulics and savings. removal. bioreactor tanks.
operations.

membranes membranes
membranes products for water and process separations

Effective treatment is the key to securing clean water to sustain our industries. The challenge of removing particles,
chemicals, salts, and other pollutants demand effective solutions. SUEZ manufactures a complete portfolio of membrane
Membranes products for water desalination and process separation applications which meet these challenges. The particles span from
microfiltration to reverse osmosis, and including ion exchange membranes for electrolytic separations. Membranes are
availale in many different configurations such as spiral wound, flat sheet, hollow fiber and others.
RO Membranes
UF and MF Membranes
separation by particle size
NF Membranes
Reverse Osmosis Ultrafiltration
Ion Exchange Membranes
Electrodialysis Nanofiltration Microfiltration
Specialty Membranes
AG AK CD HL DL PT PW JX
AE AP CE HP DK MW ZW500D
AD SE CG CK GK ZW1000
SG SWSR GH ZW1500
BP AR CR Vinopro GE ZB500
MUNI ZW700B
VinoCon DuraCon
OSMO BEV Vinoclear
Dairy

membranes (continued) membranes
complete portfolio of water and process membranes

To solve our customers critical water and process treatment demands, SUEZ uses its expansive membrane manufacturing
expertise to create products used for a wide range of separations. From Spiral Wound RO, NF, MF, and UF elements, to Hollow
Fiber UF membranes and Ion Exchange Membranes
reverse osmosis membranes Ion Exchange Membranes
RO membrane elements use a strong pressure gradient to SUEZ manufactures robust and efficient homogeneous
drive water through a semi-permeable membrane, while ion exchange membranes, which are used in electrodialysis
leaving salts and other larger molecules behind. These (ED/EDR) and electrodeionization (EDI) processes.
elements are used for desalination of brackish waters and EDR is used for desalination of brackish waters and
seawater, as well as recovery of industrial and municipal ED for demineralization of a wide variety of industrial
wastewater. The portfolio includes RO elements elements process streams. EDI produces ultrapure water for
certified for food contact for dairy, sugar, and other the semiconductor and power industries. Ion exchange
sanitary applications, as well as NSF-certified elements for membranes are charge-selective, bipolar ion exchange
municipal water treatment. membranes to adjust pH of process streams or to produce
acid and caustic directly from a saline feed source.
nanofiltration membranes
Nanofiltration employs a smaller pressure gradient than

RO with membranes that have the ability to separate 1 mw
(molecular weight) molecules and divalent ions. SUEZ NF
membranes are all spiral wound, and are used for a variety
of applications including water softening, metals recovery,
dairy processing, protein concentration, sugar processing,
and municipal water pre-treatment.
ultrafiltration and microfiltration membranes

SUEZ has a broad portfolio of membranes:
Ultrafiltration uses semi-permeable membranes to • Immersed hollow fiber UF – the workhorse for MBR and drinking water treatment
separate small suspended solids, viruses, and other • Spiral wound RO – from desalination to ultrapure membranes for a variety of applications
pathogens. Ultrafiltration replaces tertiary and some
• Spiral wound NF – from softening to dairy these membranes are rugged and reliable
secondary wastewater treatment processes. In process
separations, it is used to concentrate protein solutions and • Spiral wound process separation – specialty membranes for hot water sanitization, acid/base
to remove oil and other organic species. adjustment and pharma applications
Microfiltration uses an even wider pore size separate only • Ion exchange – homogenous membrane for electroseparation with very long life
larger suspended solids. MF membranes made by SUEZ are • Spiral wound UF/MF – robust membranes for food and dairy applications
used in dairy, industrial water, and wine applications.
Hollow fiber ultrafiltration membranes are utilized in
drinking water and wastewater treatment as well as are the
cornerstone of MBR wastewater treatment plants.

RO Membranes RO membranes
RO Membranes
Reverse Osmosis membranes are used in systems for brackish and
seawater desalination, as well as for process stream concentration
and purification.
The A-Series are families of proprietary thin film reverse osmosis
membrane elements, characterized by an excellent sodium chloride
rejection. The range of membranes covers brackish water and
seawater reverse osmosis products
The C-Series family, a triacetate/diacetate blend, has a higher flux
and better mechanical stability than standard cellulose acetate.
C-Series elements offer an increased chlorine resistance compared
to thin film elements.
The S-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis
membrane elements is characterized by high sodium chloride
rejection and a smooth, fouling-resistant membrane surface.
These membrane families are also used in a variety of specialty series
of membranes described below. Individual specifications are on the
pages that follow.
typical operating typical operating

membrane series application
pressure psi flux – GFD (LMH)
AD High Rejection SWRO 800 7–11 (12–19)
AE HR High Rejection Low Energy SWRO 800 7–11 (12–19)
AG Standard BWRO 200 10–20 (15–35)
AG FR Large Spacer for Cleaning Effectiveness 200 10–20 (15–35)
AG HR Very High Rejection of Monovalent 200 10–20 (15–35)
AG LF Low Operating Pressure Optimized 200 10–20 (15–35)
AK Low Pressure BWRO 100 10–20 (15–35)
AK LE Low Energy for Bev, Residential, and Gen. Industrial 110 10–20 (15–35)
AK HR Low Pressure BWRO 120 10–20 (15–35)
AP Ultra Low Pressure, Beverage Applications 70 10–20 (15–35)
CD Beverage, Chlorine Tolerant 140–400 10–18 (15–30)
CE Beverage, Chlorine Tolerant 140–400 10–18 (15–30)
CG Beverage, Chlorine Tolerant 140–400 10–18 (15–30)
SE BWRO, Process Stream Concentration, Fouling Resistance 100 5–20 (8–35)
SG BWRO, Process Stream Concentration, Fouling Resistance 100 5–20 (8–35)
Dairy AF Dairy Processing – Lactose Concentration FDA, EU 1935/2004 200–500 5–20 (8–35)
DuraCon RO1 Sugar Processing and Concentration FDA, EU 1935/2004 S-Series 200–800 5–20 (8–35)
DuraCon RO5 Sugar Purification and Concentration FDA, EU 1935/2004 A-Series 200–800 5–20 (8–35)
Food EGG Egg Processing, Egg White Concentration FDA, EU 1935/2004 A-Series 200–500 5–20 (8–35)
Industrial RO Wastewater Stream Concentration A/S-Series 225/425 5–20 (8–35)
OSMO BEV CA Beverage and Bottled Water Production NSF 61 60–200 10–20 (15–35)
OSMO BEV Beverage Ingredient Water, Ultra Low Energy NSF61 50–100 10–20 (15–35)
OSMO HR(PA) Polyamide TFM – BWRO 200 10–20 (15–35)
OSMO USPG Pharma Grade USP Class VI-121C 200 10–20 (15–35)
MUNI RO HR Municipal Drinking Water Purification NSF61 200 10–20 (15–35)
Polisher RO Permeate & Condensate Polishing FDA, EU 1935/200 A-Series 200–500 15–20 (25–35)
VinoCon RO1 Wine & Grape Juice Processing S-Series 200–800 5–20 (8–35)
VinoCon RO3 Wine & Grape Juice Processing S-Series 200–800 5–20 (8–35)
VinoCon RO5 Wine & Grape Juice Processing A-Series 200–800 5–20 (8–35)

AD series AE HR series RO membranes
high rejection seawater RO elements high rejection low energy seawater RO elements
The AD Series, family of proprietary thin film reverse osmosis Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female The AE HR series of proprietary thin film reverse osmosis Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
membrane elements, is characterized by an excellent sodium membrane elements are characterized by an excellent
chloride rejection. AD series is selected when high quality sodium chloride rejection. AE HR series is selected when
permeate is demanded from seawater that is relatively high quality permeate is demanded from seawater that is
high in TDS. relatively high in TDS.
AD series new membrane chemistry provides excellent AE HR series new membrane chemistry provides
rejection characteristics when operated at seawater excellent rejection characteristics when operated at
operating conditions (pressures exceeding 800 psi (5,516 kPa) seawater operating conditions (pressures exceeding
and elevated temperatures). 800 psi (5,516 kPa).
Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters

Table 1: Element Specification Table 1: Element Specification
Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters Typical Operating Pressure 800 psi (5,516 kPa)
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Membrane Thin-Film Membrane (TFM)
Typical Operating Pressure 800 psi (5,516 kPa) Typical Operating Flux 7–11 GFD (12–19 LMH)
Typical Operating Flux 7–11 GFD (12–19 LMH) Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,274 kPa)
average average Pressure
average NaCl minimum NaCl typical boron Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,274 kPa) average NaCl minimum NaCl minimum boron
model permeate flow model permeate flow
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b rejectionb Pressure rejectiona, b rejectiona, b rejectionb Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
gpd (m3/day)a, b gpd (m3/day)a, b
(50°C) Clean-In-Place (CIP):
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F 122°F (50°C)
AD-90 1400 (5.3) 99.8% 99.5% 95.0% AE-90 2000 (7.6) 99.8% 99.3% 90.0%
AD-365 6500 99.8% 99.5% 95.0% 122°F (50°C) AE-400, 9000 (34.1) 99.8% 99.3% 90.0% pH Range Optimum rejection pH: 7.0–7.5,
(24.2) 34 Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0,
pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5, Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5
AD- 7000 (26.5) 99.8% 99.5% 95.0% Continuous operation 4.0–11.0, AE-440 9900 (37.5) 99.8% 99.3% 90.0%
400,34 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5 Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
AD-440 7700 (29.2) 99.8% 99.5% 95.0% Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa) +20%/-20%.
Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) b
Testing conditions: 32,000 mg/l NaCl and 5 mg/l Boron solution at 800 psi Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
(5,516 kPa) operating pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 8.0 and 10% recovery.
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary dechlorination recommended
+20%/-20%. Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
b
Testing conditions: 32,000 mg/l NaCl and 5 mg/l boron solution at 800 psi dechlorination recommended Feedwater a NTU < 1
(5,516 kPa) operating pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 8.0 and 7% recovery.
SDI < 5
Feedwater a NTU < 1 active area
model outer wrap part number
SDI < 5 ft2 (m2) a
SDI is measured on a non-linear scale using a 0.45 micron filter paper.
Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass
active area SDI is measured on a non-linear scale using a 0.45 micron filter paper.
a
AE-90 90 (8.4) Fiberglass 3056660 through the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul
model outer wrap part number Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
ft2 (m2)
through the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul use Winflows projection software and consult your Filters with Membranes
AE-400, 34 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056662 representative.
the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
AD-90 90 (8.4) Fiberglass 3056651 use Winflows projection software and consult your Filters with Membranes
representative. AE-440 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3056663
AD-365 365 (33.9) Fiberglass 3056652
Table 3: Dimensions and Weights
AD-400,34 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056654
Table 3: Dimensions and Weights Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
AD-440 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3056655
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed model type
weight lbs
A Ba C
model type (kg)
weight lbs
Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male A Ba C
(kg) AE-90 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
(101.6) (1.90) (9.9) (4)
AD-90 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
(101.6) (1.90) (9.9) (4) AE-400, Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
OD 34 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AD-365 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 AE-440 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16) (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AD-400, 34 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 a

Internal diameter unless specified OD (Outside Diameter).
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AD-440 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35

(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
Internal diameter unless specified OD (Outside Diameter).

a
AG FR series AG HR series RO membranes
fouling resistant brackish water RO elements high rejection brackish water RO elements
The A-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters The A-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
osmosis membrane is characterized by high flux and membrane is characterized by high flux and high sodium
relatively high sodium chloride rejection. AG FR brackish Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,379 kPa) chloride rejection. AG HR brackish water elements are
water elements are selected when durability and cleaning selected when high rejection and operating pressures as
Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH)
effectiveness are important. low as 200 psi (1,379 kPa) are desired. These elements are
Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa) recommended for brackish water with salt concentration
The AG FR membrane element is specifically designed with a
Pressure (TDS) levels between 1,000 and 10,000 mg/l or when very
larger feed spacer to enhance feed flow channels, maximizing
high salt rejection of monovalent ions is required.
the element energy efficiency and cleaning efficiency. Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
Table 1: Element Specification
122°F (50°C)
Table 1: Element Specification membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*)
pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5, Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0,
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0a Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,380 kPa)
average permeate average minimum
model
flow gpd (m3/day)a, b NaCl rejectiona, b NaCl rejectiona, b Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH)
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
active area Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) AG-90 2300 (8.7) 99.8% 99.3%
model outer wrap part number Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
ft2 (m2)
Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours, Pressure
AG-365 10,000 (37.9) 99.8% 99.3%
AG8040F-400 FR, 34 Fiberglass 3136931 dechlorination recommended
400 (37.1) Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F (50°C)
AG-400 11,000 (41.6) 99.8% 99.3%
Feedwater b NTU < 1 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
SDI < 5 AG-400, 34 11,000 (41.6) 99.8% 99.3%
pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5,
average a
Please refer to Cleaning Guidelines Technical Bulletin TB1194. Continuous operation 4.0–11.0,
AG-440 12,000 (45.4) 99.8% 99.3%
permeate flow average NaCl minimum NaCl b
SDI is measured on a non-linear scale using a 0.45 micron filter paper. Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0a
model Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass
gpd rejectiona, b rejectiona, b a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary
(m3/day)a, b
through +/-20%. Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul the
RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 225 psi (1,550 kPa) operating
AG8040F-400 FR, 11,500 99.5% 99.1% use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative. pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7 and 15% recovery. Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
34 (43.5)
Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
active area dechlorination recommended
a
+/-20%. Table 3: Dimensions and Weights ft2 (m2)
b
Testing conditions: 2000 ppm NaCl solution at 225 psi (1551 kPa) operating Feedwater b NTU < 1
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7 and 15% recovery.
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed AG-90 90 (8.4) Fiberglass 3056665 SDI < 5
model type AG-365 365 (33.9) Fiberglass 3056666 a

Please refer to Cleaning Guidelines Technical Bulletin TB1194.
weight lbs
A B C b
(kg)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female AG-400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056667 Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass
through the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul
AG8040F-400 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16) the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
AG-400, 34 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056668
FR, 34 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative.
AG-440 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3056669

dimensions, inches (cm) boxed

Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male
model type
weight lbs
A B C
(kg)
AG-90 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9 (4)

(101.6) (1.90) (9.9)
AG-365 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)

(101.6) (2.86) (20.1)
AG-400 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)

(101.6) (2.86) (20.1)
AG-400, Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)

34 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1)
AG-440 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)

(101.6) (2.86) (20.1)

AG LF series RO membranes
low fouling brackish water reverse osmosis elements

The A-Series LF proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis (RO) Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – AG4040F LF, WET
membrane elements are characterized by high flow, high
sodium chloride rejection and low fouling surface properties.
AG LF brackish water elements are selected when high
rejection and operating pressures as low as 200 psi (1,379
kPa) are desired. These elements are recommended for
brackish water with salt concentration (TDS) levels between
1,000 and 10,000 mg/l or when very high salt rejection of
monovalent ions is required.

Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*)
model type
weight lbs
A B C
average (kg)
permeate flow average NaCl minimum NaCl
model AG4040* Male 40.0 0.75 3.88 12
gpd rejectiona, b rejectiona, b
(m3/day)a, b (101.6) (1.9) (9.9) (5.5)
AG4040F LF, WET 2,300 (8.7) 99.5% 99.0% AG8040* Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AG8040F 400 LF, 11,000 99.5% 99.0%
WET (41.6)
AG8040F-400 LF, 11,000 99.5% 99.0% Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
34 WET (41.6)
Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,380 kPa)
a
+/-20%. Typical Operating Flux 10-20 GFD (15-35LMH)
b
pressure, 77°F, pH7 and 15% recovery. Maximum Operating Pressure 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F

(50°C)
active area Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
ft2 (m2) (50°C)
AG4040F LF, 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3056468 pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0-7.5

WET Continuous operation 4.0-11.0,
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0-13.0a
AG8040F-400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056466
LF, WET Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
AG8040F-400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3149711
LF, 34 WET Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
dechlorination recommended
Feedwater b NTU < 1

Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – AG8040F-400 LF, SDI < 5
** WET
a
Please refer to Cleaning Guidelines Technical Bulletin TB1194
b
use Winflows* projection software and consult your SUEZ representative.

AG series RO membranes
standard brackish water RO elements Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters Table 3: Dimensions and Weight
The A-Series, family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis membrane area Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,379 kPa) dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
membrane elements are characterized by high flux and model outer wrap part number
ft2 (m2) model type
high sodium chloride rejection. AG Standard Brackish Water Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH) weight lbs
A B C
AG2540TM 27 (2.5) Tape 1206729 (kg)
Elements are selected when high rejection and operating Maximum Operating Tape: 450 psi (3,103 kPa)
pressures as low as 200 psi (1,379 kPa) are desired. These AG4025T 60 (5.6) Tape 1206754 Pressure Other outerwrap: 600 psi (4,137 AG2540TM Male 40.0 0.75 2.4 7
elements allow moderate energy savings, and are considered kPa) (101.6) (1.90) (6.1) (3)
a standard in the industry. AG4026F 60 (5.6) Fiberglass 1206756
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F AG4025T Female 25.0 0.625 3.9 7
AG4040C 90 (8.4) Cage 1206757 (50°C) (63.5) (1.59) (9.9) (3)
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
Table 1: Element Specification AG4026F Female 26.0 0.625 3.9 9
AG4040FM 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3032513
pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5, (66.7) (1.59) (9.9) (4)
membrane A-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
AG4040TM 85 (7.9) Tape 3032514 Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0,
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0a AG4040C Female 40.0 0.625 3.9 11
AG8040C 380 (35.3) Cage 1222546 (101.6) (1.59) (9.9) (5)
average permeate
average NaCl minimum NaCl AG8040F 365 (33.9) Fiberglass 3032515 Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) AG4040FM Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 11
model flow gpd
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b (101.6) (1.90) (9.9) (5)
(m3/day)a, b AG8040F 400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3032518 Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
Dechlorination recommended AG4040TM Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 11
AG2540TM 710 (2.7) 99.5% 99.0% AG8040N 365 (33.9) Net 1231784 (101.6) (1.90) (9.9) (5)
Feedwater b NTU < 1
AG4025T 1,600 (6.1) 99.5% 99.0% AG8040N 400 400 (37.2) Net 1231786 SDI < 5 AG8040C Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AG4026F 1,600 (6.1) 99.5% 99.0% AG8340F 400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3048370 a
Please refer to Cleaning Guidelines Technical Bulletin TB1194
b
SDI is measured on a non-linear scale using a 0.45 micron filter paper. AG8040F Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
AG4040C 2,400 (9.1) 99.5% 99.0% Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AG4040FM 2,400 (9.1) 99.5% 99.0% the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative. AG8040F Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
AG4040TM 2,400 (9.1) 99.5% 99.0% 400 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AG8040C 9,900 (37.5) 99.5% 99.0% AG8040N Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AG8040F 9,600 (36.3) 99.5% 99.0%
AG8040N Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
AG8040F 400 10,500 (39.7) 99.5% 99.0% 400 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
AG8040N 9,600 (36.3) 99.2% 98.5% AG8340F Female 40.0 1.125 8.3 45 (20)
400 (101.6) (2.86) (21.1)
AG8040N 400 10,500 (39.7) 99.2% 98.5%
AG8340F 400 10,500 (39.7) 99.5% 99.0% Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male
a
+/-20%.
b
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 7.5 and 15% recovery.

AK HR series AK LE series RO membranes
high rejection low energy brackish water RO elements high flow low energy brackish water RO elements
The A-Series proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female The A-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
membrane elements are characterized by high flux and high osmosis membrane is characterized by high flux and high
sodium chloride rejection. AK HR low pressure brackish sodium chloride rejection. AK LE brackish water elements
elements are selected when high rejection and low operating are selected when high rejection, high flow and ultra-low
pressures are desired. These elements allow significant operating pressures are desired.
energy savings since good rejection is achieved at operating The AK LE element is a low energy high flow element
pressures as low as 100 psig (689 kPa). for beverage, light commercial, residential and general
These elements are recommended for low brackish water with industrial applications. AK LE Series elements feature a
salt concentration (TDS) levels up to 5,000 mg/l. In turn, AK Fiberglass outer wrap.
HR elements produce a permeate quality close to a standard
brackish membrane element at a much lower pressure. Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters Table 1: Element Specification
Typical Operating Pressure 120 psi (830 kPa)
Table 1: Element Specification Typical Operating Pressure 110 psi (758 kPa)
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH)
Maximum Operating 400 psi (2,758 kPa)
average permeate
Pressure average NaCl mnimum NaCl Maximum Operating 400 psi (2,758 kPa)
model flow gpd
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b Pressure
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F (m3/day)a, b
average permeate
average NaCl minimum NaCl
model flow gpd (50°C) Clean-In-Place (CIP): Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b AK-90 LE 2,900 (11.0) 99.3% 99.0%
(m3/day)a, b 122°F (50°C) (50°C)
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
AK-400 LE 12,900 (48.8) 99.3% 99.0%
AK-90 2300 (8.7) 99.5% 99.0% pH Range Optimum rejection pH: 7.0–7.5, (50°C)
Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0,
AK-440 LE 14,000 (53.0) 99.3% 99.0%
AK-365 10,000 (37.9) 99.5% 99.0% Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0a pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5,
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary Continuous operation 4.0–11.0
AK-400 11,000 (41.6) 99.5% 99.0% Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa) +/-20%. Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0a
Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) b
Testing conditions: 500 ppm NaCl solution at 115 psi (793 kPa) operating
AK-440 12,000 (45.4) 99.5% 99.0% pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 7 and 15% recovery. Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours, Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary dechlorination recommended
+/-20%.
b
Feedwater b NTU < 1 active area dechlorination recommended
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7.5 and 15% recovery. model outer wrap part number
SDI < 5 ft2 (m2)
Feedwater b NTU < 1
a
Please refer to Cleaning Guidelines Technical Bulletin TB1194. AK-90 LE 90 (8.4) Fiberglass 3056683 SDI < 5
b
active area Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass
model outer wrap part number AK-400 LE 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056684 a
ft2 (m2) through the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul b
use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative. AK-440 LE 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3056685 Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass
AK-90 90 (8.4) Fiberglass 3056678 through the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul
AK-365 365 (33.9) Fiberglass 3056679 use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative.
AK-400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3056680 Table 3: Dimensions and Weights Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male
AK-440 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3056681 dimensions, inches (cm) boxed Table 3: Dimensions and Weights
model type
weight lbs dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
A B‡ C
(kg)
model type
Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male A B C
weight lbs
AK-90 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4) (kg)
(101.6) (1.90)
AK-90 LE Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
AK- Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 35 (16) (101.6) (1.90) (9.9) (4)
365 (101.6) (2.86)
AK-400 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
AK- Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 35 (16) LE (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
400 (101.6) (2.86)
AK-440 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
AK- Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 35 (16) LE (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
440 (101.6) (2.86)

AK series AP series RO membranes
low energy brackish water RO elements extreme low pressure brackish water RO elements
The A-Series, family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male The A-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
membrane elements are characterized by high flux and high membrane is characterized by high flux and relatively high
sodium chloride rejection. AK Low Pressure Brackish Water sodium chloride rejection. AP brackish water elements are
Elements are selected when high rejection and low operating selected when extreme high flow and ultra-low operating
pressures are desired. These elements allow significant pressures are desired.
energy savings since good rejection is achieved at operating The AP membrane element is designed specifically to operate
pressures as low as 100 psi (689 kPa). at low energy high flow applications for beverage, light
Table 1: Element Specification commercial, residential and general industrial applications.
membrane A-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)

average permeate membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters
average NaCl minimum NaCl Typical Operating Pressure 100 psi (689 kPa)
model flow gpd
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b
(m3/day)a, b Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH) Typical Operating Pressure 70 psi (483 kPa gage)
AK2540TM 710 (2.7) 99.0% 98.0% average permeate Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (17–34 LMH)
Maximum Operating 400 psi (2,756 kPa) average NaCl minimum NaCl
model flow gpd
Pressure rejectiona, b rejectiona, b
AK4040C 2,500 (9.5) 99.0% 98.0% (m3/day)a, b Maximum Operating Pressure 200 psi (1380 kPa gage)
AK4040FM 2,200 (8.3) 99.0% 98.0% AP-90 2500 95% 92% Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
(50°C),
(9.5) (50°C)
Clean In Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
AK4040TM 2,200 (8.3) 99.0% 98.0% Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
AP-365 10,000 95% 92% (50°C)
AK8040C 9,900 (37.5) 99.0% 98.0% (37.9)
Clean In Place (CIP): 1.0–12.0 pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5,
AK8040F 9,600 (36.3) 99.0% 98.0% AP-400 11,000 95% 92% Continuous operation 4.0–11.0,
(41.6) Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0a
AK8040F 400 10,500 (37.9) 99.0% 98.0% Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) a
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary +/-20%.
+25%/-15%. Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours, kPa)
b
b
Testing conditions: 500 ppm NaCl solution at 115 psi (793 kPa) operating dechlorination recommended pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7 and 15% recovery. Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7.5 and 15% recovery.
Feedwater NTU < 1 Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
SDI < 5 dechlorination recommended
membrane area active area
model outer wrap part number model outer wrap part number
ft2 (m2) ft2 (m2) Feedwater b NTU <1
SDI < 5
AK2540TM 27 (2.5) Tape 1206802 Table 3: Dimensions and Weight AP-90 90 Fiberglass 3063034 a
(8.4)
AK4040C 95 (8.8) Cage* 1223696 dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
b
modelb AP-365 365 Fiberglass 3056613 through the filter paper and not measured in the SDI test, will potentially foul
AK4040FM 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3039082 A Ba Cc weight lbs (kg) (33.9) the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative.
AK4040TM 85 (7.9) Tape 3039149 40.0 0.75 2.4 5 AP-400 400 Fiberglass 3134276
AK2540*M
(101.6) (1.9) OD (6.1) (2.3) (37.1)
AK8040C 380 (35.3) Cage* 1206819
40.0 0.625 3.9 8 Table 3: Dimensions and Weights
AK8040F 365 (33.9) Fiberglass 3039160 AK4040C
(101.6) (1.59) (9.9) (3.5)
AK8040F 400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3039161
Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
40.0 0.75 (1.9) 3.9 8
AK4040*M model a
type
weight lbs
(101.6) OD (9.9) (3.5)
A Ba C
(kg)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female AK8040*,
40.0 1.125 7.9 32 AP-90 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9 (4)
AK8040*
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (14.5) (101.6) (1.90) (9.9)
400
AP-365 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)
a
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter). (101.6) (2.86) (20.1)
b
These elements are bagged dried, unless specified WET, before shipping.
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in AP-400 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)
SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1)
result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.

CD series CE series RO membranes
high rejection cellulose acetate brackish water RO elements cellulose acetate brackish water RO elements
The C-Series family, a triacetate/diacetate blend, has a higher Table 2: Dimensions and Weight The C-Series family, a triacetate/diacetate blend, has a higher Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male
flux and better mechanical stability than standard cellulose flux and better mechanical stability than standard cellulose
acetate. C-Series elements offer an increased chlorine dimensions, inches (cm) boxed acetate. CA-Series elements offer an increased chlorine
resistance compared to thin-film elements. modelb resistance compared to thin-film elements.
A Ba Cc weight lbs (kg)
CD High Rejection Elements are used for brackish water CE Brackish Water Elements are used for brackish water
desalination and process stream. CD4025T 25.0 0.625 3.9 5 desalination and process stream concentration.
(63.5) (1.59) (9.9) (2.3)
CD8040F, 40.0 1.125 7.9 32

Table 1: Element Specification WET (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (14.5)
Membrane C-Series, cellulose acetate a

Internal diameter.
membrane C-Series, cellulose acetate
b
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping, unless specified Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
WET.
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
average permeate SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may average permeate modela
average NaCl minimum NaCl result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
model flow gpd model flow gpd A Bb Cc weight lbs (kg)
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b rejectiona, b rejectiona, b
(m3/day)a, b (m3/day)a, b
CE4026F 26.0 0.625 3.9 6
CD4025T 1,000 (3.8) 98.5% 96.5% CE4026F 1,300 (4.9) 97.5 % 95.0 % (66.7) (1.59) (9.9) (2.7)
CD8040F, 6,000 (22.7) 98.5% 96.5% CE4040FM 1,900 (7.1) 97.5 % 95.0 % CE4040FM 40.0 0.75 3.9 8
WET Typical Operating Pressure 140–400 psi (965–2,758 kPa)
(101.6) (1.90) OD (9.9) (3.5)
CE8040F 6,400 (24.2) 97.5 % 95.0 %
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary Typical Operating Flux 10–18 GFD (17–30 LMH)
CE8040F 40.0 1.125 7.9 32
+25%/-15%. CE8040F, 6,400 (24.2) 97.5 % 95.0 % (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (14.5)
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 425 psi (2,930 kPa) operating Maximum Operating 450 psi (3,103 kPa) WET
pressure, 77°F, pH 6.5 and 15% recovery. Pressure
CE8040F, 40.0 1.125 7.9 32
a
WET (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (14.5)
Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 86°F (30°C) +25%/-15%.
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 86°F (30°C b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 425 psi (2,930 kPa) operating a
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping, unless specified
active area pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 6.5 and 15% recovery.
model outer wrap part number WET.
ft2 (m2) pH Range Continuous Operation: 5.0–6.5, b
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter).
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 3.0–8.0 c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in
CD4025T 55 (5.1) Tape 1206834 SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa) active area result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
CD8040F, 390 (36.2) Fiberglass 3064330 Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) ft2 (m2)
WET
Chlorine Tolerance 1 ppm maximum continuous CE4026F 59 (5.5) Fiberglass 1206875
30 ppm for 30 min. during Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
sanitization CE4040FM 95 (8.4) Fiberglass 3050079
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Typical Operating Pressure 140–400 psi (965–2,758 kPa)
Feedwater NTU < 1 CE8040F 350 (32.5) Fiberglass 1206880
SDI < 5 Typical Operating Flux 10–18 GFD (17–30 LMH)
CE8040F, 350 (32.5) Fiberglass 3097264
WET Maximum Operating 450 psi (3,103 kPa)
Pressure
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 86°F (30°C)

Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Clean-In-Place (CIP): 86°F (30°C)
pH Range Continuous operation: 5.0–6.5,

Clean-In-Place (CIP): 3.0–8.0

Chlorine Tolerance 1 ppm maximum continuous

30 ppm for 30 min during
sanitization
Feedwater NTU < 1

SDI < 5

CG series dairy AF series RO membranes
high flux cellulose acetate brackish water RO elements dairy processing – lactose concentration
The C-Series family, a triacetate/diacetate blend, has a higher dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
The A-Series family of proprietary thin film reverse osmosis Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
flux and better mechanical stability than standard cellulose modelb membrane elements is characterized by high flux and
acetate. C-Series elements offer an increased chlorine A Ba Cc weight lbs (kg) excellent sodium chloride rejection. The A-Series membrane dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
resistance compared to thin-film elements. has an average rejection of 99.5% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C modela
CG8040F 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 32 (14.5) A Bb C weight lbs (kg)
(77°F) and 225 psi operating pressure.
CG High Flux Elements are used for brackish water (101.6) (2.86)
desalination and process stream concentration. The Dairy AF elements provide high rejection of dissolved AF3838C 38.00 0.833 3.8 7
a
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter). (96.5) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
b
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping.
solids and low molecular weight organic constituents at
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in operating pressures up to 600 psi. These elements are AF3840C 38.75 0.833 3.8 7
Table 1: Element Specification SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may designed for processing streams previously treated by (98.4) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
membrane C-Series, cellulose acetate ultrafiltration and are typically used in applications where
AF8038C 38.00 1.125 7.91 29
the concentrate is used for animal feed. Applications include
(96.5) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
whey and milk protein concentration and lactose recovery.
Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters a
These elements are dried and bagged before shipping.
average permeate The Dairy AF elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented Internal diameter.
average NaCl minimum NaCl b
model flow gpd Typical Operating Pressure 60–200 psi (414–1,379 kPa) outer wrap, standard feed spacers and polysulfone parts. The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b c
(m3/day)a, b These elements comply with the USDA guidelines for the SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
Typical Operating Flux 10–18 GFD (17–30 LMH) result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
CG8040F 7,300 (27.6) 93.0% 85.0% sanitary design and fabrication of dairy processing equipment
Maximum Operating 450 psi (3,103 kPa) or applicable 3-A sanitary standards.
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary Pressure
+25%/-15%. The Dairy AF elements comply with: Table 3: Operating Parameters
b
Testing conditions: 500 ppm NaCl solution at 210 psi (1,448 kPa) operating Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 86°F (30°C)
pressure, 77°F, pH 6.5 and 15% recovery. • FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR Typical Operating Pressure 200–500 psi (1,379–3,447 kPa)
• EU Framework 1935/2004/EC
• Kosher and Halal certification available for selected
active area elements Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 225 psi
ft2 (m2) Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
Maximum Operating Pressure 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
CG8040F 350 (32.5) Fiberglass 1206896 Table 1: Element Specification
Maximum Permeate Pressureb 60 psi (413 kPa)
membrane A-series, thin film membrane (TFM*)
30 ppm for 30 min. during Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C)
sanitization
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
pH Range 2.0–11.0
Feedwater NTU < 1 active area
model spacer mil (mm) part number
SDI < 5 ft2 (m2) Recommended Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83
kPa)
Dairy AF3838C30 b
30 (0.76) 75 (7.0) 1206647
Dairy AF3838C50 50 (1.27) 58 (5.4) 1255669 kPa)
Dairy AF3840C30a, 30 (0.76) 77 (7.2) 1206648
b
Chlorine Tolerance 1000 ppm-hours
Dairy AF3840C50 50 (1.27) 58 (5.4) 1255063
a
Clean water flux (CWF) is the rate of water permeability through the
Dairy AF8038C30a, 30 (0.76) 372 (34.6) 1221893 membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure.
b
It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the
system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%.
Dairy AF8038C50 50 (1.27) 282 (26.2) 1227202 b
Permeate pressure should never exceed the concentrate pressure.
a
Kosher certified.
b
Halal certified.
Table 4: CIP Limits for RO Elements
temperature pH minimum pH maximum

Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram
50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
25°C (77°F) 1.0 12.0

DuraCon RO1 series RO membranes
sugar processing and sugar concentration Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters hot water sanitization recommendations
For optimal performance, DuraCon RO-1 elements should
The DuraCon family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Table 1: Element Specification Typical Operating Pressure 200–800 psi (1,379–5,516 kPa)
always be cleaned using approved CIP procedures and
membrane elements are characterized by high sodium
Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH) flushed with fouling free water before the sanitization
chloride rejection and a smooth, fouling-resistant membrane membrane S-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
process. Feed pressure during sanitization should not
surface. The S-Series membrane has an average rejection of Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 225 psi exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
98.5% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C and 225 psi.
Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,273 kPa) a pressure drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element.
The DuraCon RO1 Elements provide high rejection of sugars active area
model spacer mil (mm) part number Pressureb Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down
ft2 (m2)
and low molecular weight organic constituents. This element is should not be faster than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization
designed for high crossflow, daily CIP and the ability to handle DuraCon RO1 50 (1.27) 275 (25.6) 1205116 Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F temperature is 90°C.
suspended solids and periodic hot-water sanitation, while 8040C50 (50°C)
still maintaining element integrity. They are typically used for
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
(50°C)
concentrating sugar in food related processes. Applications It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
include protein and sugar concentration, lactose recovery and Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Sanitization Temperature 194°F (90°C) of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
wastewater applications requiring reduction of BOD. sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
pH Range Continuous Operation: 3.0–10.0
The DuraCon RO1 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–10.5 • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
patented outerwrap, a selection of feed spacers and
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa) • Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
polysulfone parts.
Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa) compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
The DuraCon RO1 elements comply with: temperature at the surface of the membrane.
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR dechlorination recommended • Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
• EU Framework 1935/2004/EC membrane surface.
a
membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure. • The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
Table 2: Dimensions and Weight system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%. At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
b
Operating pressure in bar multiplied by operating temperature in degree with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed Celsius should not exceed 2000.
permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
model b
had stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of
weight lbs
A Ba Cc
(kg) this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
With the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection
DuraCon RO1 8040C50 40.00 1.125 7.91 29
increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
than 5°C per minute, and the differential pressure drop per
a
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping. element did not exceed 2 psi.
b
Internal diameter.
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may best operating parameters for any specific application.

DuraCon RO5 series RO membranes
sugar purification and concentration – HWS compatible Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters hot water sanitization recommendations
For optimal performance, DuraCon RO5 elements should
The DuraCon family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Typical Operating Pressure 200–800 psi (1,379–5,516 kPa)
chloride rejection. The A-Series membrane has an average
rejection of 99.2% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C and 225 psi. Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 225 psi exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
The DuraCon RO5 Elements provide high flux rates at operating a pressure drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element.
Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,276 kPa)
pressures up to 1,200 psi (8,274 kPa). These elements are Pressureb Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down
designed for daily CIP and periodic hot-water sanitation, while should not be faster than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization
still maintaining element integrity. They are typically used Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C) temperature is 90°C.
for concentrating sugar in food-related processes requiring
Sanitization Temperature 194°F (90°C)
stringent sanitary procedures. Applications include protein loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
and sugar concentration, lactose recovery and wastewater pH Range 3.0–10.0 It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
applications requiring reduction of BOD. of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
The DuraCon RO5 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa) sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
outerwrap, standard feed spacers and polysulfone parts. Table 2: Dimensions and Weight • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm-hours dechlorination
The DuraCon RO5 elements comply with: dimensions, inches (cm) boxed recommended • Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR model a compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
a
A Bc Cb weight lbs (kg)
membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure. temperature at the surface of the membrane.
• EU Framework 1935/2004/EC It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the
DuraCon 40.00 1.125 7.91 (20.1) 29 (13.2) system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%.
• Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
RO5 8040C (101.6) (2.86) b
Operating pressure in bar multiplied by operating temperature in degree membrane surface.
Table 1: Element Specification Celsius should not exceed 2000.
• The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
a
membrane A-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) b
At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
Table 4: CIP Limits for RO Elements with deionized water, around 30% of the original permeate
c
Internal diameter. flow rate was lost before the element performance had
active area ft2 temperature pH minimum pH maximum stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of this
(m2) flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment). With
50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection increases.
DuraCon RO5 35 (0.89) 343 (31.9) 1226495
8040C35 45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5 The rate of cooling and heating was not more than 5°C per
minute, and the differential pressure drop per element did
DuraCon RO5 50 (1.27) 275 (25.6) 1231100 35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
not exceed 2 psi.
8040C50
25°C (77°F) 1.0 12.0 Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
best operating parameters for any specific application.

food EGG series RO membranes
egg processing – egg white concentration

The EGG element features the A-Series family of Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
proprietary thin film reverse osmosis membrane elements,
characterized by high flux and excellent sodium chloride dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
rejection. The A-Series membrane has an average rejection model
A Ba C weight lbs (kg)
of 99.5% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C (77°F) and 225 psi
operating pressure. EGG3840C 38.75 0.833 3.8 (9.6) 7 (3.2)
(98.4) (2.12)
The EGG elements provide high rejection of dissolved solids
and low molecular weight organic constituents at operating a
Internal diameter.
pressures up to 600 psi. The main application is the b
concentration of egg white. result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
The EGG elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented outer

wrap, standard feed spacers and polysulfone parts. These
elements comply with the USDA guidelines for the sanitary Table 3: Operating Parameters
design and fabrication of dairy processing equipment or
Typical Operating Pressure 200–500 psi (1,379–3,447 kPa)
applicable 3-A sanitary standards.
The EGG elements comply with: Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 225 psi
Pressure
Table 1: Element Specification Maximum Permeate 60 psi (413 kPa)

Pressureb
membrane A-series, thin film membrane (TFM*)
Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C)
pH Range 2.0–11.0
active area
ft2 (m2) Recommended Pressure Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
Drop
EGG3840C50 50 (1.27) 58 (5.4) 3152161
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram Chlorine Tolerance 1000 ppm-hours

a
membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure.
b
50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
25°C (77°F) 1.0 12.0

industrial RO series RO membranes
industrial high pressure brackish water RO elements Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
The S-Series proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis spacer mil active area dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
membrane is used in the Industrial RO3 elements. It is model outer wrap part number modela
(mm) ft2 (m2)
characterized by high sodium chloride rejection and a A Bb Cc weight lbs (kg)
smooth, fouling-resistant membrane surface. INDUSTRIAL 35 (0.89) 77 (7.1) Fiberglass 3050577
RO3 4040F35 4040F 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
The A-Series proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis membrane is (101.6) OD
used in the Industrial RO5 and RO6 elements. It is characterized INDUSTRIAL 50 (1.27) 61 (5.7) Fiberglass 3049999
RO3 4040F50 8040F 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
by high sodium chloride rejection and a high permeability. (101.6)
Industrial RO Brackish Water Elements are used for INDUSTRIAL 35 (0.89) 333 (30.9) Fiberglass 1207451 a
concentration of wastewater streams with a high osmotic RO3 8040F35 b
pressure or a high level of solids. They can also be used to INDUSTRIAL 50 (1.27) 269 (25.0) Fiberglass 1207450
c
concentrate diluted acids. RO3 8040F50 result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
These elements feature a 35 mil or 50 mil spacer in a high INDUSTRIAL 35 (0.89) 77 (7.1) Fiberglass 3050576
pressure compatible element assembly. RO5 4040F35
INDUSTRIAL 35 (0.89) 333 (30.9) Fiberglass 3144696
Table 1: Element Specification RO5 8040F35 Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
S-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) INDUSTRIAL 50 (1.27) 269 (25.0) Fiberglass 3097294 Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,276 kPa) if T < 77°F
membrane RO5 8040F50
A-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) Pressure (25°C)
580 psi (4,000 kPa) if T > 77°F
INDUSTRIAL 35 (0.89) 77 (7.1) Fiberglass 3144699 (25°C)
RO6 4040F35
average permeate Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
average NaCl minimum NaCl INDUSTRIAL 35 (0.89) 333 (30.9) Fiberglass 3144697
model flow gpd (50°C)
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b RO6 8040F35
(m3/day)a, b
INDUSTRIAL 1,900 (7.2) 99.0% 98.5%
RO3 4040F35 pH Range Optimum rejection: 5.5–7.0,
Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) – 8040 Continuous operation: 2.0–10.0,
INDUSTRIAL 1,450 (5.5) 99.0% 98.5% Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–11.5
RO3 4040F50
INDUSTRIAL 7,800 (29.5) 99.0% 98.5%
RO3 8040F35 Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
INDUSTRIAL 6,500 (24.6) 99.0% 98.5% Chlorine Tolerance 500+ ppm hours,
RO3 8040F50 dechlorination recommended
INDUSTRIAL 1,950 (7.4) 99.5% 99.0% Feedwater NTU < 1

RO5 4040F35 SDI < 5
INDUSTRIAL 9,100 (34.4) 99.5% 99.0% Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram (Male) – 4040
RO5 8040F35
INDUSTRIAL 7,400 (28.0) 99.5% 99.0%

RO5 8040F50
INDUSTRIAL 3,250 (12.3) 99.0% 98.0%

RO6 4040F35
INDUSTRIAL 15,400 (58.3) 99.0% 98.0%

RO6 8040F35
a
Average salt rejection after 24h operation. Individual flow rate may vary
±25%.
b
pressure for RO3 vs 225 psi (1,550 kPa) for RO5 and RO6, 77°F, pH 6.5 and
15% recovery.

MUNI RO HR series OSMO* BEV CA series RO membranes
reverse osmosis high rejection membrane elements beverage and bottled water production
for municipal drinking water plants The OSMO BEV CA membrane element is engineered active area
to provide beverage plants with consistent, high quality model outer wrap part number
ft2 (m2)
Engineered to treat municipal potable water with high total Table 2: Dimensions and Weight water for production of carbonated soft drinks, juices,
dissolved solids, the MUNI RO HR series enables drinking OSMO-BEV-RO-CA-FF 336 (31.2) Full-Fit* 3133706
and sport drinks. The OSMO BEV CA element will process
water processes to achieve an enhanced salt rejection. dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
most municipal or plant well-water to meet your alkalinity,
MUNI RO HR series membrane elements are the solution for model hardness and low sodium requirements. The OSMO BEV CA
weight lbs
A Bb C
purification of drinking water that provides the benefits of (kg) membrane element is chlorine tolerant, and offers a salt Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
both high rejection and high flux. passage profile that permits maximum water recovery.
MUNI-RO-***- 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)
MUNI RO HR elements feature an FRP outer wrap and HR-WT (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) Features include a Full-Fit* design that eliminates the
female end connections and are tested and certified by NSF stagnant zone associated with industrial FRP elements and
a
These elements are bagged wet (WT) before shipping.
international against NSF/ANSI Standard 61 for material b
their brine seals, which can act as a site for bacterial growth.
requirements only. The OSMO BEV CA element forms a flush-fit with the inner
diameter of the membrane element housing, creating a
self-cleaning effect. This design also offers less pressure
Table 1: Element Specification Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
resistance than an industrial FRP element, resulting in lower
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,379 kPa) brake horsepower and substantial energy savings.
Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH) The OSMO BEV CA membrane is following a 100% Wet Test
Quality Assurance. Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
average Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
permeate flow average NaCl minimum NaCl Pressure
model
gpd rejectiona, b rejectiona, b Figure 1: High Flow Rate at Low Pressure Drop. model a
weight lbs
(m3/day)a, b Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F A Bb Cc
(kg)
(50°C),
MUNI-RO-400-HR- 10,500 99.8 99.3 Clean In Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
OSMO-BEV-RO-CA- 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
WT (39.7) FF (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
Minimum Crossflow 30 gpm (6.8m /hr) 3
MUNI-RO-430-HR- 11,500 99.8 99.3 a

These elements are shipped wet.
WT (43.5) pH Range Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0, b
Internal diameter.
Clean In Place (CIP): 1.0–12.0
a
+25%/-15%. Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 225 psi (1,550 kPa) operating Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7 and 15% recovery. Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
Typical Operating Pressure 60–200 psi (413.7–1,379 kPa)
dechlorination recommended,
active area Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH)

model outer wrap part number Feedwater NTU < 1
ft2 (m2) SDI < 5 Maximum Operating Pressure 450 psi (3,102 kPa)
MUNI-RO-400-HR-WT 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3051521 Recommended single < 15 % Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 86°F (30°C)
element recovery Table 1: Element Specification
MUNI-RO-430-HR-WT 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3051522
membrane cellulose acetate
Minimum Crossflow 30 gpm (6.8 m3/hr)

average
permeate flow average NaCl minimum NaCl Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
model
gpd rejectiona rejectiona, b Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
(m3/day) a, b
OSMO-BEV-RO- 7,000 (26.5) 97.5% 96.0% 30 ppm for 30 min. during
CA-FF sanitization
a
+25%/-15%.
Feedwater a NTU < 1
b
SDI < 5
pressure, 77°F, pH 6.5 and 15% recovery.
a
use Winflows projection software and consult your Filters with Membranes
representative.

OSMO BEV ULE reverse osmosis OSMO HR(PA) Series RO membranes
beverage and bottled water production high rejection brackish water desalination RO elements
The OSMO BEV ULE Reverse Osmosis (RO) membrane bacterial growth. The OSMO BEV ULE RO element forms a The OSMO HR(PA) are polyamide TFM used for desalination Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
element is engineered to provide beverage plants product flush-fit with the inner diameter of the membrane element of brackish water sources.
water with a very efficient removal of total dissolved solids housing, creating a self-cleaning effect. This design also dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
(TDS) at Ultra Low Energy (ULE) requirements. Low TDS is offers less pressure resistance than an industrial FRP modela
Table 1: Element Specification weight lbs
often required when producing purified water, teas, very low- element, resulting in lower brake horsepower and substantial A Bb C
(kg)
and sodium-free products, and carbonated soft drinks. OSMO energy savings. membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*)
BEV ULE RO elements will produce treated water with lower The OSMO BEV ULE RO membrane element is 100% Wet
OSMO 40.0 0.775 3.94 11 (5)
levels of hardness, alkalinity, sodium and chloride, and is 411-HR(PA) (101.6) (2.0) (10.0)
Test Quality Assurance and is supplied wet for immediate
also the element of choice on high TDS feed-water streams. installation and startup. OSMO 40.0 0.775 3.94 11 (5)
average permeate
The OSMO BEV ULE RO membrane element is tested and model flow gpd 416-HR(PA) (101.6) (2.0) (10.0)
Table 1 covers the element specification including membrane (m3/day)a, b
certified by NSF International against NSF/ANSI Standard 61 type, flow rates and active area. OSMO 40.0 1.139 8.3 42 (19.1)
for material requirements only. OSMO 411-HR(PA) 1,600 (6.0) 99.5% 99.0% 811-HR(PA) (101.6) (29) (211)
Figure 2 shows the element dimensions diagram.
Features include a Caged Outerwrap design (Figure 1) that
OSMO 416-HR(PA) 2,200 (8.3) 99.0% 98.0% OSMO 40.0 1.139 8.3 40 (18.1)
eliminates the stagnant zone associated with industrial FRP Table 2 and Table 3 depict the dimensions and weight and 813-HR(PA) (101.6) (29) (211)
elements and their brine seals, which can act as a site for operation/CIP parameters for the OSMO BEV ULE RO element. OSMO 811-HR(PA) 9,600 (36.3) 99.5% 99.0%
OSMO 40.0 1.139 7.9 39.5 (18)
Figure 1: Robust Cage Outerwrap Table 2: Dimensions and Weight OSMO 813-HR(PA) 10,200 (38.6) 99.0% 98.0% 815-HR(PA) (101.6) (29) (20.1)
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed OSMO 815-HR(PA) 9,000 (34.1) 99.5% 99.0% OSMO 40.0 1.139 7.9 37.5 (17)
817-HR(PA) (101.6) (29) (20.1)
model type OSMO 817-HR(PA) 9,600 (36.3) 99.0% 98.0%
weight lbs
A B C a
These elements are bagged dried.
(kg) a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary +/-25%. b
Internal diameter.
b
OSMO-BEV- Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 7.5 and 15% recovery.
ULE-CG-WT (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
Table 1: Element Specification membrane area
model outer wrap part number Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,379 kPa)
Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters ft2 (m2)
Typical Operating Pressure OSMO BEV ULE: 50–100 psig OSMO 411-HR(PA) 75 (7.0) Fiberglass 1119067
(345–690 kPa)a Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
average permeate
average NaCl minimum NaCl OSMO 416-HR(PA) 80 (7.4) Net 1158140
model flow gpd Pressure
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b Typical Operating Temperature 105 to 50°F (41 to 10°C)
(m3/day)a, b
OSMO 811-HR(PA) 350 (32.5) Fiberglass 1140921 Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
OSMO-BEV-ULE-CG-WT2 10,000 95% 92% Typical Operating Flux 13–23 GFD (22–39 LMH)
(50°C)
(37.8) OSMO 813-HR(PA) 375 (34.8) Net 1158142 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
Maximum Operating OSMO BEV RO LE: 250 psi
(50°C)
active area Pressure (1724 kPa)a OSMO 815-HR(PA) 330 (33.0) Fiberglass 1140920
ft2 (m2) pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5,
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F (50°C) OSMO 817-HR(PA) 350 (32.5) Net 1158141
OSMO-BEV-ULE-CG-WT 400 (37.1) Cage 3099336 Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5
Minimum Crossflow 30 gpm (6.8 m3/hr)
a
+25%/-15%.
b
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 10 psi (69 kPa)
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 7.5 and 15% recovery.
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–13.0b
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours,
Feedwater a NTU < 1
SDI < 3
Feedwaterc NTU < 1 a
SDI < 5 Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass
a
OSMO BEV ULE CASUEZD WET elements on 50–70°F (10–21°C) water temperature. the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please
b
Please refer to Cleaning Guidelines Technical Bulletin TB1194. use Winflows* projection software and consult your SUEZ representative.
c
use Winflows projection software and consult your SUEZ representative.

OSMO USPG series polisher RO RO membranes
pharma grade RO elements permeate and condensate polishing

The OSMO USPG series has been designed for pharmaceutical Table 2: Dimensions and Weight The Polisher RO family of proprietary thin film reverse Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
applications with a sanitary Full-Fit design. The elements osmosis membrane elements is characterized by high flux
feature a 316 SS electro-polished central tube and Noryl ATDs. Dimensions, inches (cm) Boxed and excellent sodium chloride rejection. The membrane has dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
an average rejection of 99.5% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C modela
The OSMO USPG Elements are typically used in Modela
Weight lbs A Bb C weight lbs (kg)
A Bb C (77°F) and 225 psi operating pressure.
pharmaceutical related processes requiring regulations. All (kg)
materials used in the OSMO USPG Series have passed testing The Polisher RO elements provide high rejection of dissolved POLISHER 40.00 1.125 7.91c 29
OSMO 416- 38.7 0.775 3.94 11 RO8040C30 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
according to USP Class VI-121°C. Each element is shipped solids and low molecular weight organic constituents
USPG (98.4) (2.0) (10.0) (5)
with a certificate of compliance. at operating pressures up to 600 psi. Typically used in a
OSMO 813- 40.0 1.139 8.3 42 food-related processing that requires stringent sanitary b
Internal diameter.
USPG (101.6) (2.9) (21.1) (19.1) procedures, the RO Polisher is used to treat evaporator
c
Table 1: Element Specification SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
condensate (cow water) and RO/NF permeate in order to result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
OSMO 817- 40.0 1.139 7.9 37.5
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) USPG (101.6) (2.9) (20.1) (17) recover process water for the plant.
a
These elements are bagged dried.
The Polisher RO element features a Durasan* Cage patented
b
Internal diameter. outer wrap, standard feed spacer and polysulfone parts. Table 3: Operating Parameters
average permeate The Polisher RO elements comply with:
average NaCl minimum NaCl Typical Operating Pressure 200–500 psi (1,379–3,447 kPa)
model flow gpd
(m3/day)a, b • FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR Typical Operating Flux 15–20 GFD (25–34 LMH)
OSMO 416-USPG 2,400 (9.1) 99.0% 98.0% • EU Framework 1935/2004/EC
Typical Operating Pressure 200 psi (1,379 kPa)
Pressure
OSMO 813-USPG 10,000 (37.9) 99.0% 98.0%
Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH) Table 1: Element Specification
Maximum Permeate 60 psi (413 kPa)
OSMO 817-USPG 10,000 (37.9) 99.0% 98.0%
Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa) membrane A-series, thin film membrane (TFM*) Pressurea
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary Pressure
+25%/-15%. Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C)
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 225 psi (1,551 kPa) operating Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 7.5 and 15% recovery. (50°C) Clean-In-Place (CIP): pH Range 2.0–11.0
active area ft2
122°F (50°C) (m2)
Recommended Pressure Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
Drop
pH Range Optimum rejection: 7.0–7.5, POLISHER 30 374 1206650
membrane area Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0,
model outer wrap part number RO8040C30 (0.76) (34.7) Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
ft2 (m2) Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5
OSMO 416-USPG 90 (8.4) Net 1160154 Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 10 psi (69 kPa)
Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa) Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram dechlorination recommended
OSMO 813-USPG 400 (37.2) Net 1234559
Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours, Permeate pressure should never exceed the concentrate pressure.
OSMO 817-USPG 400 (37.2) Net 1159818
a
Feedwater a NTU < 1

SDI < 3 Table 4: CIP Limits for RO Elements
a
Additionally, finer colloids, particulates and microorganisms that pass temperature pH minimum pH maximum
the RO element. For performance consistency and project warranty, please 50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
25°C (77°F) 1.0 12.0

SE series SG series RO membranes
industrial high rejection brackish water RO elements industrial brackish water RO elements
The S-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram (Male) The S-Series family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
membrane elements is characterized by high sodium chloride membrane elements is characterized by high sodium chloride
rejection and a smooth, fouling-resistant membrane surface. rejection and a smooth, fouling-resistant membrane surface. dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
SE High Rejection Brackish Water Elements are used for SG Brackish Water Elements are used for brackish water modela
weight lbs
A Bb Cc
brackish water desalination and process stream concentration. desalination and process stream concentration. (kg)
The SE elements feature either a fiberglass or a patented The SG elements feature either a patented cage or fiberglass SG2540F30 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
Durasan* cage outer wrap, 30 mil or 50 mil spacer and outer wrap and 30 mil or 50 mil spacer. (101.6) OD
polysulfone or Noryl plastic parts.
SG2540F50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
Table 1: Element Specification (101.6) OD
Table 1: Element Specification Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
membrane S-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) SG4040F50 40.0 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
membrane S-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) dimensions, inches (cm) boxed (101.6)
modela
A Bb Cc weight lbs (kg) SG4040C30 40.0 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
average permeate average NaCl minimum NaCl average permeate (101.6)
model SE2540F30 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 average NaCl minimum NaCl
flow gpd (m3/day)a, b rejectiona, b rejectiona, b model flow gpd
(101.6) (1.9) OD (6.1) (1.8) rejectiona, b rejectiona, b SG8040F30 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 29 (13.2)
(m3/day)a, b
SE2540F30 550 99% 97.5% (101.6) (20.1)
(2.1) SE2540F50 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 SG2540F30 590 (2.2) 98.5% 97%
(101.6) (1.9) OD (6.1) (1.8) a
SE2540F50 370 99% 97.5%
b
SG2540F50 370 (1.4) 98.5% 97%
(1.4) SE8040C30 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 c
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
SG4040C30 1,900 (7.2) 98.5% 97% result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity
SE8040C30 8,500 99% 97.5%
(32.2)
a
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping. SG8040F30 8,000 (30.3) 98.5% 97%
b
a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in a
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation.
±25%. SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
Individual flow rate may vary ±25%.
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 425 psi (2,930 kPa) operating result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. b
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH6.5 and 15% recovery. pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH 6.5 and 15% recovery.
Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa) if T < 95°F

Pressure (35°C)
spacer mil active area
model outer wrap part number Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH) spacer mil active area 435 psi (3,000 kPa) if T > 95°F
(mm) ft2 (m2) model outer wrap part number
(mm) ft2 (m2) (35°C)
SE2540F30 30 28 Fiberglass 1207431 Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa) if T < 95°F
Pressure (35°C) SG2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1207546 Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F
(0.76) (2.6)
435 psi (3,000 kPa) if T > 95°F (50°C)
(35°C) SG2540F50 50 (1.27) 22 (2.0) Fiberglass 1207547 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
SE2540F50 50 22 Fiberglass 1207427
(50°C)
(1.27) (2.0)
Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F SG4040C30 30 (0.76) 89 (8.2) Cage 1207577
(50°C) pH Range Optimum Rejection: 5.5–7.0,
SE8040C30 30 374 Cage 1207488
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F SG8040F30 30 (0.76) 364 (33.8) Fiberglass 1207614 Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0
(0.76) (34.7)
(50°C) Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–10.5
pH Range Optimum rejection Range 5.5–7.0 Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element 15 psi (103 kPa)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0
Chlorine Tolerance 500+ ppm hours,
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa) dechlorination recommended
Feedwater NTU < 1
Chlorine Tolerance 500+ ppm-hours, SDI < 5
Feedwater NTU < 1

SDI < 5

VinoCon RO1 series RO membranes
wine processing – grape juice and must concentration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight hot water sanitization recommendations
For optimal performance, VinoCon RO1 elements should
The VinoCon family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis active area dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
model spacer mil (mm) part number always be cleaned using approved CIP procedures and
membrane elements are characterized by high sodium chloride ft2 (m2)
modela flushed with fouling free water before the sanitization
rejection and a smooth, fouling-resistant membrane surface. weight lbs
VinoCon RO1 35 (0.89) 343 (31.9) 1230055 A Bb Cc
(kg) process. Feed pressure during sanitization should not
The S-Series membrane has an average rejection of 98.5% on 8040C35 exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C and 225 psi operating pressure. a
b
Internal diameter.
a pressure drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element.
The VinoCon RO1 Elements provide high rejection of sugars c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down
and low molecular weight organic constituents. This element Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may should not be faster than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization
is designed for high crossflow, daily CIP and the ability to temperature is 90°C.
handle suspended solids and periodic hot-water sanitation,
while still maintaining element integrity. They are typically loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
used for concentrating grape must in wineries requiring Table 3: Operating Parameters It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
stringent sanitary procedures. Other applications may of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
Typical Operating Pressure 200–800 psi (1,379–5,516 kPa)
include grape juice concentration and wine adjustment. sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
The VinoCon RO1 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
• Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
patented outer wrap, and standard feed spacers and Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 225 psi • Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
polysulfone parts.
compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,273 kPa)
Table 2: Dimensions and Weight Pressureb temperature at the surface of the membrane.
Table 1: Element Specification • Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C)
membrane surface.
membrane S-series, thin film membrane (TFM*) modela
weight lbs Sanitization Temperature 194°F (90°C) • The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
A Bb Cc
(kg)
pH Range 3.0–10.0 At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
active area VinoCon RO1 40.00 0.625 3.98 7 (3.2) with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
model spacer mil (mm) part number 4040C30 (101.6) (1.59) (10.1) Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
ft2 (m2) permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
VinoCon RO1 40.00 0.625 3.98 7 (3.2) had stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of
VinoCon RO1 30 (0.76) 80 (7.4) 1230053
4040C30
4040C50 (101.6) (1.59) (10.1) Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm-hours this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
dechlorination recommended With the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection
VinoCon RO1 40.00 1.125 7.91 29
VinoCon RO1 50 (1.27) 65 (6.0) 1265750 increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more
8040C35 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) a
4040C50 membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure. than 5°C per minute, and the differential pressure drop per
element did not exceed 2 psi.
Operating pressure in bar multiplied by operating temperature in degree Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
b
Celsius should not exceed 2000.

50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
25°C (77°F) 1.0 12.0

wine processing – grape juice and must concentration Table 3: Operating Parameters hot water sanitization recommendations
The VinoCon family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Typical Operating Pressure 200–800 psi (1,379–5,516 kPa)
chloride rejection and a smooth, fouling-resistant membrane
surface. The S-Series membrane has an average rejection of Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 16–18 GFD (27–31 LMH) @ 425 psi exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
99.0% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C and 425 psi (2,930 kPa).
The VinoCon RO3 Elements provide high rejection of sugars Pressureb Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down
and low molecular weight organic constituents at operating should not be faster than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization
pressures up to 1,200 psi (8,274 kPa). This element is Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C) temperature is 90°C.
designed for high crossflow, daily CIP and the ability to handle
suspended solids and periodic hot-water sanitation, while loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°c sanitization cycles
still maintaining element integrity. They are typically used Table 2: Dimensions and Weight pH Range 3.0–10.0 It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
for concentrating grape juice in wineries requiring stringent of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
sanitary procedures. Other applications may include wine sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
must concentration, wine concentration and adjustment. model a
weight lbs • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
A Bb Cc Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm-hours
The VinoCon RO3 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented (kg)
dechlorination recommended • Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
outer wrap, standard feed spacers and polysulfone parts.
VinoCon RO3 40.00 0.625 3.98 7 compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
a
4040C35 (101.6) (1.59) (10.1) ºº(3.2) temperature at the surface of the membrane.
Table 1: Element Specification a
These elements are dried and bagged before shipping. • Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
b
Internal diameter. b
membrane S-series, thin film membrane (TFM*) c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in Celsius should not exceed 2000.
SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may • The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
spacer mil active area ft2 Table 4: CIP Limits for RO Elements with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
model part number
(mm) (m2) permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
temperature pH minimum pH maximum had stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of
VinoCon RO3 4040C35 35 80 1230072
(0.89) (7.4) this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5 increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5 element did not exceed 2 psi.

wine processing – grape juice and must concentration Table 3: Operating Parameters hot water sanitization recommendations
The VinoCon family of proprietary thin-film reverse osmosis Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Typical Operating Pressure 200–800 psi (1,379–5,516 kPa)
chloride rejection. The A-Series membrane has an average
rejection of 99.2% on 2,000 ppm NaCl at 25°C and 225 psi. Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 16–18 GFD (27–31 LMH) @ 425 psi exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
operating pressure.
The VinoCon RO5 Elements provide high flux rates at operating Pressureb Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down
pressures up to 1,200 psi (8,274 kPa). This element is designed should not be faster than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization
periodic hot-water sanitation while still maintaining element Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C) temperature is 90°C.
integrity. They are typically used for concentrating grape
juice from harvested grapes requiring stringent sanitary loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
procedures. Other applications may include wine must pH Range 3.0–10.0 It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
concentration and wine adjustment and concentration. of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
The VinoCon RO5 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa) sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
model a
outer wrap, standard feed spacers and polysulfone parts. A Bb Cc weight lbs (kg) • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm-hours
dechlorination recommended • Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
VinoCon RO5 40.00 0.625 3.98 7
Table 1: Element Specification 4040C35 (101.6) (1.59) (10.1) (3.2) compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
a
membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure. temperature at the surface of the membrane.
membrane A-series, thin film membrane (TFM*) a
These elements are dried and bagged before shipping. It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the
b
Internal diameter.
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in b
SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may Celsius should not exceed 2000.
active area ft2
(m2) At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
Table 4: CIP Limits for RO Elements with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
VinoCon RO5 4040C35 35 80 1228904
(0.89) (7.4) permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
temperature pH minimum pH maximum had stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of
this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5
45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5 increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5

UF and MF Membranes UF and MF membranes
UF and MF membranes
SUEZ’s comprehensive ultrafiltration and microfiltration membrane portfolio covers all modes of operation from spiral wound,
and hollow fiber with both pressurized and immersed options with inside out or outside in flow direction.
The ZeeWeed 500 is the market leading hollow fiber membrane for tough-to-treat water
sources. Utilizing the strongest hollow fiber membranes in the industry, the ZeeWeed 500D
and ZeeBlok 500 family of products can handle any feed source to produce the highest
quality water for your application from small drinking water systems to massive membrane
bioreactor resue projects. he ZeeWeed 500 membrane offers outstanding performance and
proven best-in-class product life.
The ZeeWeed 700B series is a set of products using PES SevenBore fiber technology for
high mechanical strength and ability to operate in a wide range of pHs. Typical applications include
RO pretreatment, industrial process water, food & beverage applications and RO pretreatment.
The ZeeWeed 1000 ultrafiltration membrane system is ideal for retrofits and large plants.
It is applicable in direct filtration, coagulation, tertiary filtration, multi-media filter retrofits,
and RO pretreatment.
The ZeeWeed 1500 membrane is ideal for drinking water treatment, tertiary filtration and
pretreatment applications for brackish and desalination. It is optimal for packaged plants
with quick delivery and installation, and is also available as a custom solution engineered
to specifications.
The G-Series family of thin film ultrafiltration membrane elements has a range of
molecular weight cutoffs from 1,000–3,500 and a smooth, fouling resistant membrane
surface. G-Series Elements are used for surface water pretreatment, color/TOC reduction,
and chemical purification.
The M-Series Ultrafillic* membranes are made of polyacrylonitrile (PAN) polymer. To avoid
fouling by oils, the MW series elements have been engineered to be extremely hydrophilic
(water attracting) as compared to conventional membranes that are oleophilic (oil attracting).
MW Elements are used for oil/water separation and suspended solids removal.
The P-Series family of polyethersulfone ultrafiltration membrane elements are used for
pretreatment of process water, post treatment of ultrapure water and for the removal of organics.
The J-Series family of PVDF microfiltration membranes are low fouling in oil, and are used
for removal of fat and colloidal impurities in dairy, industrial, or wine applications.

UF and MF membranes (continued) ZeeBlok 500S module UF and MF membranes
membrane series construction special application membrane material

MWCO / nominal ultrafiltration membrane module
pore size
Module Dimensions
ZeeBlok* 500S Immersed HFa Outside In MBR PVDF 0.04 mm
product depth = A mm (in) width = B mm (in) height = C mm (in)
ZeeWeed 500D Immersed HF Outside In MBR PVDF 0.04 mm
500S 277 (10.9) 217 (8.5) 1780.3 (70.1)
ZeeWeed 700B Pressurized HF Inside Out Drinking Water. Tertiary PES 0.04 mm
ZeeWeed 1000 Immersed HF Outside In Drinking Water. Tertiary PVDF 0.02 mm

Module Weight and Membrane Properties
ZeeWeed 1500 Pressurized HF Outside In Drinking Water. Tertiary PDVF 0.02 mm
nominal surface maximum shipping max. lifting weightb nominal pore size
membrane material surface properties fiber diameter (mm) flow path
SUEZ Spiral Wound TOC Reduction Thin Film 1000 MW area m2 (ft2) weighta kg (lb) kg (lb) (µm)
GH Spiral Wound TOC Reduction Thin Film 2500 MW 27.9 (300) 22 (49) 58 (128) PVDF 0.04 Non-ionic & OD: 1.9 (0.07) Outside In
hydrophilic ID: 0.8 (0.03)
GK Spiral Wound TOC Reduction Thin Film 3500 MW
Packaged.
a
MW Spiral Wound Oil/Water Separation PAN 20K–50K MW b

Varies with solids accumulation.
PT Spiral Wound Protein Concentration PES 5000 MW
Dairy PT Spiral Wound Protein Concentration. FDA,EU1935/2004 PES 5000 MW Operating and Cleaning Specifications
PW Spiral Wound Process water Pre-treat, UPW Post-treat PES 20K MW max. operating temp. operating pH max. cleaning max. Cl2
application TMP range kPa (psig) cleaning H range
°C (°F) range temp. °C (°F) concentration
Dairy PW Spiral Wound Protein Concentration, FDA,EU1935/2004 PES 20K MW
MBR – 55 to 55 (– 8 to 8) 40 (104) 5.0 to 9.5 40 (104) 2.0 to 10.5 (<30°C) 1000 ppm
Dairy Ultra Spiral Wound Whey/Milk Fractionation PES 10K MW 2.0 to 10.0 (30-40 °C)
OSMO BEV UF Spiral Wound Beverage Ingredient Water PES 6000 MW
JX Spiral Wound Suspended Solids Removal PVDF 0.3 mm
Dairy JX Spiral Wound Cheese Brine Clarification PVDF 0.3 mm
Vinoclear Spiral Wound Wine Clarification PVDF 0.3 mm
HF = Hollow Fiber
a

ZeeBlok 500S-A module ZeeWeed 500D module UF and MF membranes
ultrafiltration membrane module width (A) height (B) depth (C)

product
Module Dimensions mm (in) mm (in) mm (in)
product depth = A mm (in) width = B mm (in) height = C mm (in) 370 844 2,198 49
(1.9)
500S-A 730 206 1980
(28.7) (8.1) (77.9) 440 (86.5) 52
(2.05)
300s 1,835 49
Module Weight and Membrane Properties (33.2)
(1.9)
nominal surface maximum shipping max. lifting weightb nominal pore size 350s (72.25) 52
membrane material surface properties fiber diameter (mm) flow path
area m2 (ft2) weighta kg (lb) kg (lb) (µm) (2.05)
55.8 80 149 PVDF 0.04 Non-ionic and OD: 1.9 (0.07) Outside In
(600) (176) (328) hydrophilic ID: 0.8 (0.03)
module properties
a
Packaged.
b
Varies with solids accumulation. nominal
max. shipping
membrane lifting weightb nominal pore fiber diameter
application product weighta material surface properties flow path
surface area kg (lb) size (µm) (mm)
kg (lb)
Operating and Cleaning Specifications m2 (ft2)
max. operating temp. operating pH max. cleaning max. Cl2 MBR 370 34.4 28 28–75
application TMP range kPa (psig) cleaning H range (370) (61) (61–164)
°C (°F) range temp. °C (°F) concentration
MBR -55 to 55 40 5.0 to 9.5 40° 2.0 to 10.5 (< 30°C) 1000 ppm 300s 27.9 24 24–58
(-8 to 8) (104) (104°) 2.0 to 10.0 (30–40°C) (300) (53) (53–128) Non-
OD: 1.9 Outside-
PVDF 0.04 ionic and
ID: 0.8 In
Non-MBR 440 40.9 32 30–74 Hydrophilic
(440) (70) (66–163)
350s 32.5 26 26–72

(350) (57) (57–159)
a
Packaged.
b
Varies with solids accumulation
operating and cleaning specifications
max. operating operating pH max. cleaning max. Cl2 conc’n

application product TMP range kPa (psig) cleaning pH range
temp. °C (°F) range temp. °C (°F) (ppm)
MBR 370, 300s -55 to 55 2.0–10.5

(-8 to 8) (< 30°C)
40 40
5.0–9.5 1,000
(104) (104)
Non-MBR 440, 350s -90 to 90 2.0–10.0
(-13 to 13) (30–40°C)

ZeeWeed 700B UF and MF membranes
model: ZW700B-8060, horizontal membrane type general properties

• UF membrane - for optimal removal of particulates,
full model name: ZW700B-8060/UF10/7B/X/0.8/40 description measurement
bacteria and viruses
Material PES
description and use • PES membrane fibers with 7 bores – provides high
Type SevenBore mechanical strength (> 10x that of single fibers) and
As a pioneer of membrane technology, SUEZ lever-ages product specifications element data chemical resistance
decades of research, development, and operational Diameter bores ID 0.8 mm (0.03 inch)
• Inside-Out filtration – eliminates air scouring step and
experience to offer the most advanced ultrafiltration description ZW700B-8060/UF10/7B/X/0.8/40
Area 40 m (431 ft )
2 2 additional related equipment
technology in the market.
Material housing PVC
The ZeeWeed 700B-8060 (Figure 1) line of products contains
our SevenBore* fiber technology with an in-side-out flow Housing length 1527 +/-1.0 mm (60 +/- 0.04
cleaning storage and handling
inch) All elements are filled with glycerin when new, which is part
orientation. The SevenBore fiber is regarded as the most
description measurement of the fiber manufacturing and preservation process.
robust polyethersulfone (PES) product on the market. Permeate connection ID 42.6 +/- 0.5 mm (2 +/-0.02 inch)
Elements must be stored in a dry and normal ventilated
Cleaning pH range 1.0-13.0
Element OD 200 mm (8 inch) location, away
Figure 1: ZW700B-8060, horizontal Disinfecting Chemical: 50 to 200 ppm from any sources of heat, ignition and direct sunlight in the
Weight 19 kg (42 lbs.)
original packing. The storage temperature must be between
Hypochlorite (NaOCl) 100 to 200 ppm
5°C and 35°C (45°F to 91°F).
Hydrogen Peroxide
typical process conditions
description measurement contact us
If you would like more information about SUEZ’s
Maximum operating 40°C (104°F)
Ultrafiltration, please contact your SUEZ account
temperature
representative or visit www.suezwatertechnologies.com.
Maximum operating pressure 5 bar (72.5 psi)
Trans Membrane Pressure <1.0 bar (<14.5 psi)

(TMP) operation
TMP maximum 2.5 bar (36 psi)
Backwash/forward flush 250 lm2h (150 gfd)
pH range during operation 2 to 11
Figure 2: ZW700B-8060 Dimensions

ZeeWeed 1000 UF and MF membranes
model ZW1000 Figure 2: ZW1000 Module Dimensions operating parameters

parameters item description measurement
description and use storage and handling
As a pioneer of membrane technology, SUEZ leverages Modules may be stored in the original factory packaging for Performance Flow range 55–110 m3/day (10–20 gpm)
decades of research, development, and operational up to one year prior to installation. Modules must be stored
Operating TMP range 0–90 kPa (0–13 psi)
experience in developing one of the most advanced between 5°C and 35°C (41°F to 95°F). Do not expose the conditions
submerged ultrafiltration technology in the market, membrane module to direct sunlight (UV light). The module Max temperature 40°C (104°F)
ZeeWeed 1000. ZeeWeed systems are proven to consistently housing and other plastic components may degrade with
Operating pH 5.0–10.0
outperform conventional filtration technology while meeting extended UV exposure.
or exceeding regulatory requirements, regardless of source Max air scour 5 dm3/hr (3 dcfm)/stack
water quality. safety precautions flow
A Material Safety Data Sheet containing information about
typical applications this product is available on request. Cleaning Cleaning pH 2.0–12.0
Range
Versatile and reliable, the ZeeWeed 1000 (Figure 1) is ideally
suited for use in numerous applications including drinking product specifications Max chlorine 1,000 mg/L (as Cl2)
water treatment, tertiary filtration and RO pre-treatment for concentration per
brackish water. Compared to granular filter media, ZeeWeed specification measurement cleaninga
membranes produce superior water quality and are virtually a
NOTE: Higher concentrations are possible depending on feedwater and pH.
Model ZeeWeed 1000
unaffected by variable raw water quality – all at a cost
comparable to conventional filtration technology. Nominal membrane 41.8 m2 (450 ft2)
• General Properties Surface area 51.1 m2 (550 ft2)
• 0.02 µm nominal pore diameter – for optimal removal of
Shipping weighta 23 kg (50 lb)
particulates, bacteria and viruses
• PVDF hollow fiber membrane – provides high mechanical Typical lifting weightb 21–27 kg (46–60 lb)
strength and chemical resistance
Membrane material PVDF
module dimensions (figure 2)
Outside-in filtration – provides uniform flow distribution and
Nominal pore size 0.02 micron
high solids tolerance. Height (A) Length (B) Width (C)
Nominal fiber diameter OD: 0.95 mm, ID: 0.47 mm
685 mm (27.0 in) 691 mm (27.2 in) 107 mm (4.2 in)
Figure 1: ZeeWeed 1000 module Flow path Outside-in
Housing material ABS, PPE/PPO

a
Packaged.
b
Will vary with solids accumulation.

ZeeWeed 1500 UF and MF membranes
model ZW1500
description and use safety precautions operating parameters
As a pioneer of membrane technology, SUEZ leverages A Material Safety Data Sheet containing information about performance
decades of research, development, and operational this product is available on request.
experience in developing the most advanced pressurized Flow range 45–180 m3/day (8–33 gpm)
ultrafiltration technology in the market, ZeeWeed 1500. product specifications operating conditions
ZeeWeed systems are proven to consistently outperform
Model ZeeWeed 1500–600
conventional filtration technology while meeting or exceeding Max shell inlet pressure 379 kPa (55 psi)
regulatory requirements, regardless of source water quality. Nominal membrane surface area 55.7 m2 (600 ft2)
TMP range 0–276 kPa (0–40 psi)
typical applications Max shipping weighta 32 kg (70 lb)

Max temperature 40°C (104°F)
Versatile and reliable, the pressurized ZeeWeed 1500 is Lifting weight b
30–36 kg (65–80 lb)
Operating pH 5.0–10.0
ideally suited for use in numerous applications including
Membrane material PVDF
drinking water treatment, tertiary filtration and RO pre- Max air scour flow 5.1 m3/h (3 dcfm)
treatment for brackish water and seawater. Compared to Nominal pore size 0.02 micron
Max backwash flow 1.8 m3/hr (8 gpm)
granular filter media, ZeeWeed membranes produce superior
water quality and are virtually unaffected by variable raw Nominal fiber diameter OD: 1.1 mm, ID: 0.66 mm
cleaning
water quality – all at a cost comparable to conventional Flow path Outside-in
filtration technology. Cleaning pH Range 2.0–12.0
Housing material PVC housing with Noryl caps
Max chlorine concentration 1,000 mg/L (as NaOCl)a
general properties
a
Packaged.
• 0.02 µm nominal pore diameter – for optimal removal of b
Varies with solids accumulation.
a
NOTE: Higher concentrations are possible depending on feedwater and pH.
particulates, bacteria and viruses

• PVDF hollow fiber membrane – provides high mechanical
strength and chemical resistance module dimensions
Outside-in filtration – provides uniform flow distribution and Connections: Height Pipe
high solids tolerance Permeate/Feed/Reject diameter
storage and handling Victaulic/Victaulic/Victaulica 1920 mm 180 mm

(75.6 in) (7.1 in)
Modules may be stored in the original factory packaging for
up to 1 year prior to installation. Modules must be stored
a
Module available with compression permeate and/or threaded reject
connection(s)
between 5°C and 35°C (41°F to 95°F). Do not expose the
membrane module to direct sunlight (UV light).

GE series GH Series UF and MF membranes
industrial ultrafiltration elements – TFM* 1,000 MWCO industrial ultrafiltration elements – TFM* 2,500 MWCO
The G-Series GE family of proprietary thin-film ultrafiltration Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male The G-Series family of proprietary thin-film ultrafiltration Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male
membrane elements is characterized by a molecular weight membrane elements is characterized by a molecular weight
cutoff of 1,000 on polyethylene glycol and a smooth, fouling cutoff of 2,500 on polyethylene glycol and a smooth, fouling
resistant membrane surface. GE Elements are used for resistant membrane surface.
surface water pretreatment, color/TOC reduction, and GH Elements are used for surface water pretreatment,
chemical purification. color/TOC reduction, and chemical purification.
membrane G-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
membrane G-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
Table 2: Dimensions and Weight dimensions, inches (cm) boxed

average permeate flow gpd
model MWCO (Dalton) model b
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed (m3/day)a weight lbs
average permeate flow gpd A Ba Cc
model MWCO (Dalton) (kg)
(m3/day)a model a
GH2540C50 370 (1.4) 2,500
weight lbs
A Bb Cc
(kg) GH2540C50 40.0 (101.6) 0.75 (1.9) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
GE2540F30 740 (2.8) 1,000 GH2540F30 530 (2.0) 2,500 OD
GE2540F50 500 (1.9) 1,000 GE2540F30 40.0 0.75 2.4 4
(101.6) 1.90 (OD) (6.1) (1.8) GH4040F30 1,900 (7.2) 2,500 GH2540F30 40.0 (101.6) 0.75 (1.9) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
GE4040C50 2,000 (7.6) 1,000 OD
GE2540F50 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 GH4040F50 1,300 (5.0) 2,500
GE4040F30 2,600 (9.8) 1,000 (101.6) 1.90 (OD) (6.1) (1.8) GH4040F30 40.0 (101.6) 0.75 (1.9) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
GH8040C30 7,000 (26.5) 2,500 OD
GE8040F30 10,000 (37.8) 1,000 GE4040C50 40.0 0.625 3.9 9
GH8040C50 5,100 (19.3) 2,500 GH4040F50 40.0 (101.6) 0.75 (1.9) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
(101.6) (1.59) (9.9) (4.1)
GE8040F50 7,300 (27.6) 1,000 OD
GH8040F30 7,400 (28.0) 2,500
GE4040F30 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
Flux specifications are based on fouling free water at 410 psi operating
a (101.6) (1.90) OD (9.9) (4.1) GH8040C30 40.0 (101.6) 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 29
GH8040F50 5,500 (20.8) 2,500
pressure (2,827 kPa), 77°F (25°C), and 10% recovery. (20.1) (13.2)
Individual element flux may vary ± 25%. GE8040F30 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 Flux specifications are based on fouling free water at 160 psi operating
a
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) pressure (1,103 kPa), 77°F (25°C), and 10% recovery. GH8040F30 40.0 (101.6) 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 29
Individual element flux may vary ± 25%. (20.1) (13.2)
GE8040F50 40.0 1.125 7.9 29
spacer mil active area (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) GH8040F50 40.0 (101.6) 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 29
(mm) ft2 (m2) (20.1) (13.2)
spacer mil
a
These elements are dried and bagged before shipping. model ft2 (m2) outer wrap part number
(mm)
GE2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1207086 b
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter). a
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in b
GH2540C50 50 (1.27) 18 (1.7) Cage 1207101
GE2540F50 50 (1.27) 22 (2.0) Fiberglass 1207087 SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may c
result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
GH2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1207102 result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
GE4040C50 50 (1.27) 67 (6.2) Cage 1207091
GH4040F30 30 (0.76) 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3050061
GE4040F30 30 (0.76) 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3050063 Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
GH4040F50 50 (1.27) 66 (6.1) Fiberglass 3050060
GE8040F30 30 (0.76) 364 (33.8) Fiberglass 1207098 Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
GH8040C30 30 (0.76) 374 (34.7) Cage 1207118
GE8040F50 50 (1.27) 284 (26.4) Fiberglass 1207096 Maximum Operating 400 psi (2,760 kPa)
GH8040C50 50 (1.27) 300 (27.9) Cage 1207119 Pressure
Pressure
GH8040F30 30 (0.76) 364 (33.8) Fiberglass 1207120 Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F
(50°C)
(50°C)
GH8040F50 50 (1.27) 284 (26.4) Fiberglass 1207121 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
(50°C)
(50°C)
pH Range Continuous operation: 2–10
pH Range Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0 Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1–11.5
Chlorine Tolerance 20–50 ppm days
Chlorine Tolerance 20–50 ppm days

GK series MW series UF and MF membranes
industrial ultrafiltration elements – TFM* 3,500 MWCO industrial oil/water separation UF elements
The G-Series family of proprietary thin-film ultrafiltration Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male The M-Series Ultrafillic* membranes are made of Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
membrane elements is characterized by a molecular weight polyacrylonitrile (PAN) polymer. This membrane is
cutoff of 3,500 on polyethylene glycol and a smooth, fouling characterized by a pore size of 0.01 microns with an dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
resistant membrane surface. approximate molecular weight cut-off of 20K–50K Dalton. modelb
weight lbs
To avoid fouling by “free” oils, the MW–series elements A Ba Cc
GK Elements are used for surface water pretreatment, (kg)
have been engineered to be extremely hydrophilic (water
color/TOC reduction, and chemical purification.
attracting) as compared to conventional membranes MW2540F30 40.0 0.75 (1.9) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
that are oleophilic (oil attracting). (101.6) OD
MW Elements are used for oil/water separation and suspended MW4040F50 40.0 0.75 (1.9) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
solids removal. They are also used as pretreatment of process (101.6) OD
membrane G-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
water before reverse osmosis or nanofiltration.
Table 2: Dimensions and Weight MW8040C50 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29
(101.6) (13.2)
model MWCO (Dalton) dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
(m3/day)a Table 1: Element Specification
modelb MW8040F50 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29
A Ba Cc weight lbs (kg) (101.6) (13.2)
GK2540F30 420 (1.6) 3,500 membrane M-series, polyacrylonitrile
GK2540F30 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 a
GK2540F50 270 (1.0) 3,500
(101.6) (1.90) OD (6.1) (1.8) b
These elements are bagged dry before shipping.
c
GK4040F30 1,600 (6.0) 3,500 spacer mil active area SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
GK2540F50 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 model outer wrap part number
(mm) ft2 (m2) result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
GK4040F50 1,000 (3.8) 3,500 (101.6) (1.90) OD (6.1) (1.8)
GK4040F30 40.0 0.75 3.9 9 MW2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1233383

GK8040C50 4,100 (15.5) 3,500
(101.6) (1.90) OD (9.9) (4.1)
MW4040F50 50 (1.27) 62 (5.8) Fiberglass 3050562 Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
GK8040F30 5,900 (22.3) 3,500
GK4040F50 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
MW8040C50 50 (1.27) 264 (24.7) Cage 1220654 Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
GK8040F50 4,000 (15.1) 3,500 (101.6) (1.90) OD (9.9) (4.1)
MW8040F50 50 (1.27) 269 (25.0) Fiberglass 1229852 Maximum Operating 100 psi (700 kPa)
Flux specifications are based on fouling free water at 85 psi operating
a GK8040C50 40.0 1.125 7.9 29
Pressure
pressure (586 kPa), 77°F (25°C), and 10% recovery. Individual element flux (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
may vary ± 25%.
Maximum Temperaturea Continuous operation: 122°F
GK8040F30 40.0 1.125 7.9 29
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram, Female 8040 (50°C)
spacer mil active area GK8040F50 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 (50°C)
(mm) ft2 (m2) (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
pH Rangea Continuous operation: 3–9,
GK2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1207129 a
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter). Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–10
b
GK2540F50 50 (1.27) 22 (2.0) Fiberglass 1207130 c
GK4040F30 30 (0.76) 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3050009 result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
GK4040F50 50 (1.27) 66 (6.1) Fiberglass 3050008 Chlorine Tolerance 200,000 ppm-hours
GK8040C50 50 (1.27) 300 (27.9) Cage 1207151 Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters Element sized 8040 can be used and flushed at higher temperature. Please
a
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram, Male 2540 and 4040 contact your SUEZ representative for further technical recommendations.
GK8040F30 30 (0.76) 364 (33.8) Fiberglass 1207152 Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
NOTE: Oil/water separation applications require the selection
GK8040F50 50 (1.27) 284 (26.4) Fiberglass 1207153 Maximum Operating 400 psi (2,760 kPa) of materials compatible with the content of the highly
Pressure concentrated solution.
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
(50°C)


Chlorine Tolerance 1,000 ppm days

PT series dairy PT series UF and MF membranes
industrial ultrafiltration elements – PES 5,000 MWCO ultrafiltration – superior protein retention
The PT family of polyethersulfone ultrafiltration membrane Table 2: Dimensions and Weight The Dairy PT Series of polyethersulfone ultrafiltration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
elements is characterized by a 5,000 molecular weight cut-off. membrane elements are characterized by a 5,000 molecular
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed weight cut-off. These elements are typically used for protein dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
Table 1: Element Specification modela concentration up to 30% solids from milk, whey and gelatin, modela
A Bb Cc weight lbs (kg) A Bb Cc weight lbs (kg)
membrane P-series, polyethersulfone when protein retention is key.
PT8040 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 The elements feature a Durasan* patented outerwrap, a DAIRY 38.0 (96.5) 0.833 3.79 (9.6) 7 (3.2)
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) PT3838 (2.12)
selection of feed spacers, and polysulfone parts.
spacer mil active area a
The Dairy PT elements comply with: DAIRY 38.0 (96.5) 1.138 6.34 (16.1) 18 (8.2)
(mm) ft2 (m2) b
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter). PT6338 (2.89)
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in • FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR
PT8040C50 50 264 Cage 1240574 SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may DAIRY 38.0 (96.5) 1.125 7.91 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. • EU Framework 1935/2004/EC
(1.27) (24.5) PT8038 (2.86)
PT8040F30 30 340 Fiberglass 1229772 a

(0.76) (31.6) Table 1: Element Specification b
Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters c
membrane P-Series, polyethersulfone SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH) result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.

Pressure
spacer mil active area Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F model outer wrap part number
(mm) ft2 (m2)
(50°C) Typical operating Pressure 80–135 psi (555–931 kPa)
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°C
(50°C) DAIRY 30 (0.76) 69 (6.4) Cage 1207675 Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
PT3838C30
pH Range Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0, Maximum Operating 200 psi (1,379 kPa)
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–11.5 DAIRY 50 (1.27) 55 (5.1) Cage 1207336 Pressure
PT3838C50
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa) Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F
Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa) DAIRY 30 (0.76) 217 Cage 1226552 (50°C)
PT6338C30 (20.2) Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°C
Chlorine Tolerance 5,000 ppm days (50°C)
DAIRY 50 (1.27) 168 Cage 1226522
PT6338C50 (15.6) Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 47 GFD (80 LMH) @ 30 psi and
50°C
DAIRY 65 (1.65) 129 Cage 1222964
PT6338C65 (12.0) pH Range Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0
DAIRY 30 (0.76) 345 Cage 1240081
PT8038C30 (32.0) Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
DIARY 50 (1.27) 263 Cage 1230690
PT8038C50 (24.4) Chlorine Tolerance 5,000 ppm days
DAIRY 65 (1.65) 202 Cage 1230833

PT8038C65 (18.8)

PW series dairy PW series UF and MF membranes
industrial ultrafiltration – post treatment of RO and NF ultrafiltration – protein concentration

The P-Series family of polyethersulfone ultrafiltration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight The Dairy PW Series family of polyethersulfone ultrafiltration
membrane elements are characterized by a 20,000 Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
membrane elements are characterized by a 20,000 molecular
molecular weight cut-off and greater than 96% rejection dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
weight cut-off. Dairy PW Elements are typically used for dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
of Cytochrome-C (13,300 MW protein). PW Elements are modela protein concentrate up to 20% either from milk and sweet
weight lbs modela
used for pretreatment of process water, post treatment of A Bb Cc weight lbs
(kg) whey (not suitable for acid whey). A Bb Cc
(kg)
ultrapure water and for the removal of organics.
PW2540 40.0 0.75 (1.9) OD 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8) These elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented outer
DAIRY PW3838 38.0 0.833 3.79 7
(101.6) wrap, a selection of feed spacers, and polysulfone parts.
Table 1: Element Specification (96.5) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
PW4025 25.0 (63.5) 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 5 (2.3) The Dairy PW elements comply with:
membrane P-series, polyethersulfone DAIRY PW5838 38.0 1.138 5.71 18
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR (96.5) (2.89) (14.5) (8.2)
PW4040C 38.75 0.625 (16) 3.9 (9.8) 9 (4.1)
(98.4) • EU Framework 1935/2004/EC
DAIRY PW6338 38.0 1.138 6.34 18
spacer mil active area (96.5) (2.89) (16.1) (8.2)
model outer wrap part number PW4040F 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 3.9 (9.9) 8 (3.5)
(mm) ft2 (m2)
(101.6) OD Table 1: Element Specification DAIRY PW8038 38.0 1.125 7.91 29
PW2540C30 30 (0.76) 23 (2.1) Cage 1207350 (96.5) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
PW8040 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2) membrane P-series, polyethersulfone
(101.6) These elements are bagged dry before shipping.
PW2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1207352
a
b
PW8340 40.0 1.138 (2.89) 8.3 (21.1) 42 (19.1)
PW2540F50 50 (1.27) 22 (2.0) Fiberglass 1207351 spacer mil active area
c
(101.6) model outer wrap part number SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
(mm) ft2 (m2)
PW4025T 50 (1.27) 50 (4.6) Tape 1207369 a
b
DAIRY PW3838C30 30 69 Cage 1228024
PW4040C30 30 (0.76) 82 (7.6) Cage 1207372 (0.76) (6.4)
c
The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
PW4040C50 50 (1.27) 63 (5.8) Cage 1207371 result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. DAIRY PW3838C50 50 55 Cage 1229303 Typical Operating Pressure 80–135 psig (555–931 kPa)
(1.27) (5.1)
PW4040F30 30 (0.76) 79 (7.3) Fiberglass 3050051
Typical Operating Flux 10–25 GFD (15–40LMH)
DAIRY PW6338C30 30 217 Cage 1207392
PW8040C50 50 (1.27) 264 Cage 1207399 Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters (0.76) (20.2) Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 59 GFD (100LMH) @ 30 psi and
(24.5)
50°C
Typical Operating Pressure 80–135 psig (555–931 kPa) DAIRY PW6338C50 50 168 Cage 1207393
PW8040F30 30 (0.76) 365 Fiberglass 1207404 (1.27) (15.6) Maximum Operating 200 psig (1,379 kPa)
(33.9) Typical Operating Flux 10–25 GFD (15–40LMH) Pressure
DAIRY PW6338C65 65 129 Cage 1223985
PW8040F50 50 (1.27) 269 Fiberglass 1207403 Maximum Operating 200 psig (1,379 kPa) (1.65) (12.0) Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
(25.0) Pressure (50°C)
DAIRY PW8038C30 30 345 Cage 1230789 Clean In Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
PW8340C50 50 (1.27) 276 (25.6) Cage 12239 Clean Water Fluxa 1.3–2.5 GFD/psi (30–60 lmh/bar) (0.76) (32.0)
at 77°F (25°C) pH Range Continuous operation: 2.0–10.0
DAIRY PW8038C50 50 263 Cage 1230680 Clean In Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F (1.27) (24.4)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female (50°C) Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psig (83 kPa)
Per housing:50 psig (345 kPa)
Clean In Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
Chlorine Tolerance 5,000+ ppm-days
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5 a
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psig (83 kPa) It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the
system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ± 25%.
Per housing: 50 psig (345 kPa)

a
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure.
system is being cleaned effectively.

dairy ultra UF series OSMO BEV UF series UF and MF membranes
ultrafiltration – superior flux beverage and bottled water production

Exclusively used for food related processes requiring Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram The OSMO BEV UF membrane element is engineered to Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – –Female
stringent sanitary procedures, the typical applications provide beverage plants with consistent, high quality water
include whey and milk fractionation where the Dairy Ultra for production of carbonated soft drinks, juices, and sport
UF membrane displays exceptional process flux and protein drinks. The OSMO BEV UF element creates an absolute
retention due to a specific membrane structure while being barrier to cryptosporidium and giardia, and rejects color
easily cleanable. and organics (naturally occurring tannins, humics, fulvics,
etc.) The OSMO BEV UF element offers true multiple barrier
The Dairy Ultra UF membrane features a 10,000 Da
security with the lowest energy consumption.
molecular weight cut-off and has great performance in acid
It has a nominal MWCO of 6,000Da.
and sweet whey applications.
Features include a Full-Fit* design that eliminates the
Element features include: dimensions, inches (cm) boxed stagnant zone associated with industrial fiberglass wrapped
• High protein rejection modela elements and their brine seals, which can act as a site Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
weight lbs
• High process flux A Bb C for bacterial growth. The OSMO BEV UF element forms a
(kg)
• Durable membrane flush-fit with the inner diameter of the membrane element modela weight lbs
DAIRY ULTRA 38.00 0.833 3.79 10 housing, creating a self-cleaning effect. This design also A Bb Cc (kg)
• Patented Durasan* Cage outer wrap UF3838C (96.5) (2.12) (9.6) (4.5)
offers less pressure resistance than an industrial fiberglass
• Polysulfone parts and standard feed spacers wrapped element, resulting in lower brake horsepower and OSMO-BEV-UF- 40.0 1.125 7.9 32
DAIRY ULTRA 38.00 1.138 6.34 18
FF (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (14.5)
The Dairy Ultra UF elements comply with: UF6338C (96.5) (2.89) (16.1) (8.2) substantial energy savings.
The OSMO BEV UF membrane is following a 100% Wet Test
a
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR DAIRY ULTRA 38.00 1.125 7.91 29 b
UF8038C (96.5) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) Quality Assurance.
• EU Framework 1935/2004/EC c
a
These elements are bagged dry before shipping. result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
Internal diameter.
Figure1: High Flow Rate at Low Pressure Drop
b

membrane polyethersulfone
Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters Typical Operating Pressure 30–60 psi (207–414 kPa)
Typical Operating Pressure 80–135 psi (555–931 kPa) Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35LMH)
active area
ft2 (m2) Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH) Maximum Operating 450 psi (3,102 kPa)
Pressure
DAIRY ULTRA 30 69 1268732 Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 45–55 GFD (76–93 LMH)
UF3838C30 (0.76) (6.4) @ 20 psi and 50°C Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
(50°C)
DAIRY ULTRA 50 55 1268736 Maximum Operating 150 psi (1,034 kPa) Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
UF3838C50 (1.27) (5.1) Pressure (50°C)
DAIRY ULTRA 30 217 1268738 Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C) Minimum Crossflow 30 gpm (6.8 m3/hr)
UF6338C30 (0.76) (20.2)
pH Range Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0 pH Range Continuous operation: 4.0–11.0
DAIRY ULTRA 50 168 1268739 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5 Table 1: Element Specification Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5
UF6338C50 (1.27) (15.6)
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa) membrane polyethersulfone Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
DAIRY ULTRA 30 217 3050567 Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa) Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
UF6338C30 (0.76) (20.2)
TAIL a Chlorine Tolerance 5,000+ ppm-days Chlorine Tolerance 5,000 ppm days
180 ppm for 20 min MAXIMUM active area
DAIRY ULTRA 50 168 3057993 chlorine caustic cycle ft2 (m2) Feedwater NTU < 1
UF6338C50 (1.27) (15.6) SDI < 5
TAIL†
a
Clean water flux (CWF) is the rate of water permeability through the OSMO-BEV-UF- 350 (32.5) Full-Fit* 1233034
membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure. FF Recommended Single < 15%
DAIRY ULTRA 30 345 1268740 system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%. Element Recovery
UF8038C30 (0.76) (32.0)
DAIRY ULTRA 50 263 3048906

UF8038C50 (1.27) (24.4)
a
Extra caging material included that can be cut to length to retrofit a 6.4"
diameter element.

JX series dairy JX series UF and MF membranes
industrial stream clarification MF element microfiltration – clarification and fat removal

The J-Series family of microfiltration membrane elements is Table 2: Dimensions and Weight The Dairy JX microfiltration elements are characterized by a Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
used for process stream clarification including suspended nominal pore size of 0.3micron and are low fouling when oils
solids removal. dimensions, inches (cm) boxed and grease are present. These elements are used for the dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
modela type removal of fat and colloidal impurities in food process modela
The J-Series membrane is manufactured with a pore-size weight lbs weight lbs
A Bb Cc streams and are often used in cheese brine clarification. A Bb Cc
of 0.3 micron. (kg) (kg)
These elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented outer
JX2540F30 Male 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 DAIRY JX3840C50 38.75 0.833 3.79 7
wrap, a selection of feed spacers, and polysulfone parts.
Table 1: Element Specification (101.6) (1.9) (6.1) (1.8) (98.4) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
OD
membrane J-series, polyvinylidene fluoride DAIRY JX6338C50 38.0 1.138 6.34 18
JX2540F50 Male 40.0 0.75 2.4 ( 4 Table 1: Element Specification (96.5) (2.89) (16.1) (8.2)
(101.6) (1.9) 6.1) (1.8)
OD membrane J-series, polyvinylidene fluoride a
b
Internal diameter.
model outer wrap part number JX4040C30 Female 40.0 0.625 3.9 9 c
(mm) ft2 (m2)
(101.6) (1.59) (9.9) (4.1) SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
spacer mil active area result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
JX2540F30 30 28 Fiberglass 1207253 model outer wrap part number
JX4040F30 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9 (mm) ft2 (m2)
(0.76) (2.6)
(101.6) (1.9) (9.9) (4.1)
OD DAIRY 50 55 Cage 1207259
JX2540F50 50 22 Fiberglass 1207252
JX3840C50 (1.27) (5.1)
(1.27) (2.0)
JX4040F50 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9 Typical Operating Pressure 40–100 psi (275–689 kPa)
(101.6) (1.9) (9.9) (4.1) DAIRY 50 168 Cage 1207269
JX4040C30 30 82 Cage 1207264
OD JX6338C50 (1.27) (15.6) Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
(0.76) (7.6)
JX4040F30 30 79 Fiberglass 3049975 JX8040F30 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 Maximum Operating 100 psi (700 kPa)
(0.76) (7.3) (101.6) (2.86) (20.0) (13.2) Pressure
JX4040F50 50 62 Fiberglass 3049974 JX8040F50 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F
(1.27) (5.8) (101.6) (2.86) (20.0) (13.2) (50°C)
JX8040F30 30 340 Fiberglass 1207283

a
These elements are bagged dry before shipping. Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
(0.76) (31.6)
b
Internal diameter unless specified OD (outside diameter). (50°C)
c
JX8040F50 50 269 Fiberglass 1207284 SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may pH Range Continuous Operation: 2.0–10.0
result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. Clean-In-Place (CIP): 1.0–11.5
(1.27) (25.0)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram –Female
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male Chlorine Tolerance 5,000+ ppm-days
Maximum Operating 100 psi (700 kPa)

Pressure
Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F

(50°C)
(50°C)

Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male

vinoclear UF and MF membranes
processing and wine clarification

The J-Series family of polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
microfiltration membrane elements are designed for
clarification of process streams and feature a nominal pore dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
size of 0.3 micron. modela
weight lbs
A Bb Cc
The Vinoclear Elements are used for removal of suspended (kg)
solids and intended to replace Diatomaceous Earth filtration.
VinoClear 40.00 1.125 7.91 29
The main applications for these elements are wine and
MF 8040C50 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
vinegar clarification.
a
The Vinoclear Elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented b
Internal diameter.
outerwrap, wide process feed spacers and polysulfone parts. c
membrane J-series, polyvinylidine fluoride

Typical Operating Pressure 50–100 psi (345–690 kPa)

active area ft2
model spacer mil (mm) part number Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
(m2)
Vinoclear MF 50 264 1230070
Pressure
8040C50 (1.27) (24.5)
(50°C)
Clean-in Place (CIP): 122°F
(50°C)
pH Range Continuous operation: 3.0–10.0
Clean-in Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5

Max. 3 elements recommended
per housing.

NF Membranes NF membranes
NF membranes
The C-Series family, a triacetate/diacetate blend, has a higher flux and better
mechanical stability than standard cellulose acetate. C-Series elements offer an
increased chlorine resistance compared to thin film elements.
The D-Series and H-Series families of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration
membrane elements have a molecular weight cutoff of 150–300. D-Series are
used for metals recovery, dairy processing, and diafiltration, while the H-Series
membranes are typically for water softening.
typical operating pressure typical operating flux —

membranes series application
psig GFD (LMH)
CK Water Softening, Color Removal 60–200 10–18 (17–30)
DK Dye Removal/concentration, diafiltration, metals recovery 200 5–20 (8–35)
DK 400 Demin and Concentration of organic solutions 200 5–20 (8–35)
Dairy DK Sanitary Food Processing; FDA21CFR-EU1935/2004 70–400 5–20 (8–35)
DL Dye Removal/concentration, diafiltration, metals recovery 200 5–20 (8–35)
Dairy DL Lactose/whey demineralization FDA21CFR-EU1935/2004 70–400 5–20 (8–35)
HL Water Softening, THM precursor removal 70–300 10–20 (15–35)
HP Low Energy Water Softening 70 10–20 (15–35)
DuraCon NF1 Sugar Processing and Acid Removal FDA21CFR-EU1935/2004 140–800 5–20 (8–35)
DuraCon NF2 Monosaccharide Purification 140–800 5–20 (8–35)
Maple Series Maple Syrup Processing 600 5–20 (8–35)
MUNI NF THM precursor and hardness reduction for municipal NSF61 70–300 10–20 (15–35)
OSMO BEV NF Beverage Ingredient Water 200 5–20 (8–35)
SWSR Seawater Sulfate Removal 300 5–20 (8–35)
Vinopro Wine Processing—Acidity and Alcohol Adjustment 140–800 5–20 (8–35)

CK series NF membranes
water softening NF elements (cellulose acetate)

The C-Series family, a triacetate/diacetate blend, has a higher Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
flux and better mechanical stability than standard cellulose
acetate. C-Series elements offer an increased chlorine dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
resistance compared to thin-film elements. modelb
A Ba Cc weight lbs (kg)
CK Nanofiltration Elements are used for water softening,
color removal, and reduction of THM potential when chlorine CK8040F 40.0 1.125 7.9 32
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (14.5)
is required.
a
b
Table 1: Element Specification c
membrane C-series, cellulose acetate result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
average permeate Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters

average MgSO4 minimum MgSO4
model flow gpd
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b Typical Operating Pressure 60–200 psi (414–1,379 kPa)
(m3/day)a, b
CK8040F 9,000 97.0% 94.0% Typical Operating Flux 10–18 GFD (17–30 LMH)
(34.1)
a Pressure
+25%/-15%.
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 225 psi (1,551 kPa) operating Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 86°F
pressure, 77°F, pH 6.5 and 15% recovery. (30°C)

active area Clean-In-Place (CIP): 3.0–8.0
ft2 (m2)
CK8040F 365 Fiberglass 1233927 Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
(33.9)
30 ppm for 30 min. during
sanitization
Feedwater NTU < 1
SDI < 5

dairy DK series NF membranes
dairy processing sanitary nanofiltration Table 3: Operating Parameters

The D-Series family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – 8040 Typical Operating Pressure 70–400 psi (483–2,757 kPa)
membrane elements is characterized by an approximate
molecular weight cut-off of 150–300 Dalton for uncharged Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent anions are Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 110 psi
preferentially rejected by the membrane while monovalent
ion rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and Maximum Operating Pressure 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the
Maximum Permeate Pressureb 60 psi (413 kPa)
membrane, they do not contribute to the osmotic pressure,
thus enabling D-Series nanofiltration membrane systems Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C)
to operate at feed pressures below those of RO systems.
pH Range 3.0–9.0
The DK membrane has a minimum rejection of 98% on
2,000 ppm MgSO4 at 25°C (77°F) and 110 psi operating pressure. Recommended Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – All except 8040 kPa)
The Dairy Processing DK Elements are typically used in food
related processes requiring stringent sanitary procedures. Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103
Applications include lactose desalting, deacidification and kPa)
demineralization of whey or UF permeate. Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
These elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented outer
wrap, a selection of feed spacers, and polysulfone parts. dechlorination recommended
The Dairy DK elements comply with: a
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the
• EU Framework 1935/2004/EC system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%.
b
• Halal certification available for selected elements Table 2: Dimensions and Weight

Table 1: Element Specification modela Table 4: CIP limits for nanofiltration membranes
weight lbs
A Bb C
D-series, (kg) temperature pH minimum pH maximum
membrane
thin film membrane (TFM*)
Dairy DK3838C 38.00 0.833 3.79 7 50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.0a
(96.5) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
50°C (122°F) 2.0 10.5
active area Dairy DK3840C 38.75 0.833 3.79 7
model spacer mil (mm) part number (98.4) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
ft2 (m2) 45°C (113°F) 2.0 11.0
Dairy DK3838C30a 30 75 1227618 Dairy DK8038C 38.00 1.125 7.91 29 35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
(0.76) (7.0) (96.5) (2.89) (20.1) (13.2)
25°C (77°F) 1.0 11.5
Diary DK3840C30a 30 77 1206940 Dairy DK8040C 40.00 1.125 7.91c 29
(0.76) (7.2) (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) a
CIP at pH 11 and 50°C is acceptable for heavily fouled systems. For
the optimum membrane element lifetime, pH 10.5 at 50°C (122°F) is
a
These elements are dried and bagged before shipping. recommended for daily CIP protocol.
Dairy DK3840C50a 50 58 1206942 b
Internal diameter.
(1.27) (5.4)
c
Dairy DK8038C30a 30 372 1226591 result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
(0.76) (34.6)
Dairy DK8038C50a 50 282 1206977

(1.27) (26.2)
Dairy DK8040C30 30 215 1229937

(0.76) (20.0)
Halal certified
a

dairy DL series NF membranes
dairy processing sanitary nanofiltration

The D-Series family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
molecular weight cut-off of 150–300 Dalton for uncharged dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent anions are modela
A Bb C weight lbs (kg)
ion rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and DL3840C30 38.75 0.833 3.79 7
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the (98.4) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
DL8038C30 38.00 1.125 7.91 29
thus enabling D-Series nanofiltration membrane systems to (96.5) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
operate at feed pressures below those of RO systems.
a
The DL membrane has a minimum rejection of 96% on 2,000 b
Internal diameter.
ppm MgSO4 at 25°C and 110 psi operating pressure.
The Dairy Processing DL Elements are typically used in food
related processes requiring stringent sanitary procedures. Table 3: Operating Parameters
Applications include lactose desalting, deacidification and
demineralization of whey or UF permeate. Typical Operating Pressure 70–400 psi (483–2,757 kPa)
These elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented outer Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
wrap, a selection of feed spacers, and polysulfone parts.
Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 18 GFD (30 LMH) @ 110 psi
The Dairy DL elements comply with:
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR Pressure
• Halal certification
pH Range 3.0–9.0
Table 1: Element Specification Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
membrane D-series, thin film membrane (TFM*)
Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm–hours
a
model spacer mil (mm) active area ft2 (m2) part number
Dairy DL3838C30 30 77 3062683 system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%.
(0.76) (7.2)
Dairy DL3840C30 30 77 1207023

(0.76) (7.2) Table 4: CIP Limits for NF Elements
Dairy DL8038C30 30 372 1244333 temperature pH minimum pH maximum
(0.76) (4.6)
50°C (122°F) 3.0 10.0
45°C (113°F) 2.0 10.5

35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
25°C (77°F) 1.0 11.5

DK series NF membranes
industrial high rejection nanofiltration elements Table 2: Dimensions and Weight Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
The D-Series family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration spacer mil active area dimensions, inches (cm) boxed Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
membrane elements is characterized by an approximate model outer wrap part number
(mm) ft2 (m2) model a
molecular weight cut-off of 150–300 Dalton for uncharged weight lbs Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa) if T < 95°F
A Bb Cc
DK2540C30 30 (0.76) 24 (2.2) Cage 1206918 (kg) Pressure (35°C)
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent anions are
435 psi (3,000 kPa) if T > 95°F
preferentially rejected by the membrane while monovalent DK2540C50 50 (1.27) 18 (1.6) Cage 1206919 DK2540C30 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8) (35°C)
ion rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and (101.6) OD
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the DK2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1206925 Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
DK2540C50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8) (50°C)
DK2540F50 50 (1.27) 22 (2.0) Fiberglass 1206926 (101.6) OD Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F
thus enabling D-Series nanofiltration membrane systems to (50°C)
operate at feed pressures below those of RO systems. DK4040C30 30 (0.76) 89 (8.2) Cage 1206947 DK2540F30 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
(101.6) OD pH Range Continuous operation: 3–9
Among other applications DK High Rejection NF Elements DK4040C50 50 (1.27) 67 (6.2) Cage 1206946 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–10.5
are used for dye removal/concentration, sodium chloride DK2540F50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
diafiltration and metals recovery. DK4040F30 30 (0.76) 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3050075 (101.6) OD Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
DK4040F50 50 (1.27) 65 (6.1) Fiberglass 3050073 DK4040C30 40.0 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
(101.6) Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm hours,
DK8040C30 30 (0.76) 374 (34.7) Cage 1206978 dechlorination recommended
DK4040C50 40.0 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
DK8040C50 50 (1.27) 300 (27.9) Cage 1206979 (101.6)
DK8040F30 30 (0.76) 364 (33.8) Fiberglass 1206993 DK4040F30 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
(101.6) OD
minimum DK8040F50 50 (1.27) 284 (26.4) Fiberglass 1206994
model MgSO4
(m3/day)a, b DK4040F50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
rejectiona, b
(101.6) OD
DK2540C30 560 (2.1) 98% Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female DK8040C30 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
(101.6)
DK2540C50 350 (2.3) 98%
DK8040C50 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
DK2540F30 540 (2.0) 98%
(101.6)
DK2540F50 340 (1.3) 98%
DK8040F30 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
DK4040C30 1,900 (7.2) 98% (101.6)
DK4040C50 1,400 (5.3) 98% DK8040F50 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
(101.6)
DK4040F30 1,900 (7.2) 98%
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male a
b
DK4040F50 1,400 (5.3) 98%
c
DK8040C30 8,100 (30.7) 98% result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
DK8040C50 6,500 (24.6) 98%
DK8040F30 8,100 (30.7) 98%
DK8040F50 6,500 (24.6) 98%

a

b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psi (760 kPa) operating
pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15% recovery.

DK 400 Series NF membranes
industrial high rejection nanofiltration elements

The D-Series family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
molecular weight cut-off of 150-300 Dalton for uncharged dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent anions are modela
A Ba Cb weight lbs (kg)
ion rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and DK-400 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the (101.6) (2.86)
DK-440 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
thus enabling D-Series nanofiltration membrane systems to (101.6) (2.86)
operate at feed pressures below those of RO systems.
a
Among other applications DK High Rejection NF Elements b
are used for dye brine purification, demineralization/ SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
concentration of organic solutions and metals recovery.
Table 1: Element Specification Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters

membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)

Pressure (35°C)
average permeate flow gpd minimum MgSO4 435 psi (3,000 kPa) if T > 95°F
model
(m3/day)a, b rejectiona, b (35°C)
DK-400 9,500 (36.0) 98% Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F

(50°C)
DK-440 10,500 (39.7) 98% Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)

a
Individual flow rate may vary ±25%. Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–10.5
b
pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15% recovery. Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm hours, dechlorination

spacer mil active area recommended
(mm) ft2 (m2)
DK-400 34 (0.86) 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 3154589
DK-440 28 (0.71) 440 (40.9) Fiberglass 3154650

DL series NF membranes
industrial high flow nanofiltration elements Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
The D-Series family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Table 1: Element Specification dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
membrane elements is characterized by an approximate model a
molecular weight cut-off of 150-300 Dalton for uncharged membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) weight lbs
A Bb Cc
(kg)
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent anions are
preferentially rejected by the membrane while monovalent a
ion rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and average permeate flow gpd
b
model average MgSO4 rejectiona, b The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the
c
(m3/day)a, b
membrane, they do not contribute to the osmotic pressure result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
DL2540C50 430 (1.6) 96%
thus enabling D-Series nanofiltration membrane systems to
operate at feed pressures below those of RO systems. DL2540F30 650 (2.5) 96% Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male
Among other applications DL High Flow NF Elements Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
DL2540F50 450 (1.7) 96%
are used for dye removal/concentration, sodium chloride
diafiltration and metals recovery. DL4040C30 2,400 (9.0) 96%
DL4040C50 1,800 (6.8) 96%
Pressure (35°C)
435 psi (3,000 kPa) if T > 95°F
DL4040F30 2,400 (9.1) 96%
(35°C)
DL4040F50 1,800 (6.8) 96%
Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F
DL8040C30 10,200 (38.6) 96% (50°C)
DL8040C50 8,200 (31.0) 96% (50°C)
DL8040F30 10,200 (38.6) 96% pH Range Continuous Operation: 3–9
model a
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–10.5
weight lbs
DL8040F50 8,200 (31.0) 96% A Bb Cc
(kg)
a
DL2540C50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) OD 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8) Per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
(101.6)
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psi (760 kPa) operating Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm hours,
pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15% recovery.
DL2540F30 40.0 0.75 (1.90) OD 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8) dechlorination recommended
(101.6)
DL2540F50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) OD 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)

model outer wrap part number (101.6)
(mm) ft2 (m2)
DL4040C30 40.0 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
DL2540C50 50 (1.27) 18 (1.7) Cage 1207015
(101.6)
DL2540F30 30 (0.76) 28 (2.6) Fiberglass 1207018
DL4040C50 40.0 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
DL2540F50 50 (1.27) 22 (2.0) Fiberglass 1207019 (101.6)
DL4040C30 30 (0.76) 89 (8.2) Cage 1207030 DL4040F30 40.0 0.75 (1.90) OD 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
(101.6)
DL4040C50 50 (1.27) 67 (6.2) Cage 1207028
DL4040F50 40.0 0.75 (1.90) OD 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
DL4040F30 30 (0.76) 85 (7.9) Fiberglass 3050068 (101.6)
DL4040F50 50 (1.27) 66 (6.1) Fiberglass 3050067 DL8040C30 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29
(101.6) (13.2)
DL8040C30 30 (0.76) 374 (34.7) Cage 1207040
DL8040C50 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29
DL8040C50 50 (1.27) 300 (27.9) Cage 1207041 (101.6) (13.2)
DL8040F30 30 (0.76) 364 (33.8) Fiberglass 1207048 DL8040F30 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29
(101.6) (13.2)
DL8040F50 50 (1.27) 284 (26.4) Fiberglass 1207049
DL8040F50 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 29
(101.6) (13.2)

DuraCon NF2 series NF membranes
sugar monosaccharide purification – Table 3: Maximum Pressure Drops hot water sanitization recommendations
For optimal performance, DuraCon elements should always
hot water sanitizable (HWS) compatible range
0°C–50°C psig 51°C–65°C psig
be cleaned using approved CIP procedures and flushed with
(kPa) (kPa)
The DuraCon family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration fouling free water before the sanitization process. Feed
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – 8040
membrane elements is characterized by an approximate Over an element 15 (103) 7 (48) pressure during sanitization should not exceed 40 psi (275
molecular weight cut-off of 150-300 Dalton for uncharged kPa) and the crossflow should not incur a pressure drop
Per housing 60 (414) 30 (207)
organic molecules. greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element. Heating rate to
sanitizing temperature and cool down should not be faster
Divalent and multivalent ions are preferentially rejected by
than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization temperature is 90°C.
the membrane while monovalent ions rejection is dependent
upon feed concentration and composition. Since monovalent loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
ions pass through the membrane, they do not contribute to Typical Operating Pressure 140–800 psi (966–5,514 kPa)
It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
the osmotic pressure, thus enabling DuraCon nanofiltration
Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH) of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
membrane systems to operate at feed pressures below those
sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
of RO systems. DuraCon D-Series membrane has a minimum Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 18 GFD (30 LMH) @ 110 psi
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – 3840
rejection of 96% on 2,000 ppm MgSO4 at 25°C and 110 psi • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
operating pressure. Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,273 kPa)
• Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
Pressureb
The DuraCon NF2 Elements are typically used in food related compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
processes requiring stringent sanitary procedures. These Maximum Temperature 150°F (65°C) temperature at the surface of the membrane.
elements are designed for daily CIP and periodic hot-water pH Range 3.0–9.0 • Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
sanitation, while still maintaining element integrity. They membrane surface.
are typically used for processing sugar solutions in food- Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm–hours
related processes. Applications include mono-sacharride dechlorination recommended
purification and sugar fractionation. At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
a
membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure. with deionized water, around 30% of the original permeate
The DuraCon NF2 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage Table 2: Dimensions and Weight It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the flow rate was lost before the element performance had
patented outerwrap, a selection of feed spacers and system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%.
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed Operating pressure in bar multiplied by operating temperature in degree stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of this
polysulfone parts.
b
Celsius should not exceed 2000. flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment). With
model b
The DuraCon NF2 elements comply with: A Ba C
weight lbs the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection increases.
(kg) The rate of cooling and heating was not more than 5°C per
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR
DuraCon 38.75 (98.4) 0.833 3.79 (9.6) 7 (3.2) Table 5: CIP Limits for NF Elements minute, and the differential pressure drop per element did
NF2 3840C (2.12) not exceed 2 psi.
• Halal certification available for selected elements temperature pH minimum pH maximum
DuraCon 40.00 1.125 7.91 29 (13.2) Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
NF2 8040C (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) 50°C (122°F) 2.0 10.5 best operating parameters for any specific application.
a
Internal diameter. 45°C (113°F) 2.0 11
membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
b
c 35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. 25°C (77°F) 1.0 11.5
active area ft2
(m2)
DuraCon NF2 3840C50 50 (1.27) 55 (5.1) 1207025
DuraCon NF2 8040C35a 35 (0.89) 343 (31.9) 1227615
DuraCon NF2 8040C50 50 (1.27) 275 (25.6) 1256119

a
Halal certified.

DuraCon NF1 series NF membranes
sugar processing and acid removal – HWS compatible Table 3: Maximum Pressure Drops hot water sanitization recommendations
For optimal performance, DuraCon elements should always
The DuraCon family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – 8040 Range 0°C–50°C psig (kPa) 51°C–65°C psig (kPa)
Over an element 15 (103) 7 (48) fouling free water before the sanitization process. Feed
molecular weight cut-off of 150–300 Dalton for uncharged
pressure during sanitization should not exceed 40 psi (275
organic molecules. Per housing 60 (414) 30 (207) kPa) and the crossflow should not incur a pressure drop
Divalent and multivalent ions are preferentially rejected by greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element. Heating rate to
the membrane while monovalent ions rejection is dependent sanitizing temperature and cool down should not be faster
upon feed concentration and composition. Since monovalent Table 4: Operating Parameters than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization temperature is 90°C.
ions pass through the membrane, they do not contribute to
the osmotic pressure, thus enabling DuraCon nanofiltration Typical Operating Pressure 140–800 psi (966–5,516 kPa) loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
membrane systems to operate at feed pressures below those It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
of RO systems. DuraCon D-Series membrane has a minimum Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – 3840 of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
rejection of 98% on 2,000 ppm MgSO4 at 25°C and 110 psi Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 110 psi sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
operating pressure.
Maximum Operating Pressureb 1,200 psi (8,273 kPa) • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
The DuraCon NF1 Elements are typically used in food related
processes requiring stringent sanitary procedures. This
compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
element Is designed for daily CIP and periodic hot-water
pH Range 3.0–9.0 temperature at the surface of the membrane.
sanitation, while still maintaining element integrity. They
are typically used for processing sugar solutions in food- • Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
related processes. Applications include demineralization, kPa) membrane surface.
de-acidification and sugar concentration. • The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
The DuraCon NF1 Elements feature a Durasan* Cage Table 2: Dimensions and Weight At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm–hours
patented outerwrap, a selection of feed spacers and with deionized water, around 30% of the original permeate
dimensions, inches (cm) boxed dechlorination recommended
polysulfone parts. flow rate was lost before the element performance had
modelb
The DuraCon NF1 elements comply with: weight lbs a
Clean water flux (CWF) is the rate of water permeability through the stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of this
A Ba C membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure.
(kg) flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment). With
• FDA Regulations relevant sections of 21CFR system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%. the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection increases.
DuraCon 38.75 (98.4) 0.833 3.79 (9.6) 7 (3.2)
• EU Framework 1935/2004/EC Operating pressure in bar multiplied by operating temperature in degree The rate of cooling and heating was not more than 5°C per
b
NF1 (2.12) Celsius should not exceed 2000.

3840C50 minute, and the differential pressure drop per element did
not exceed 2 psi.
Table 1: Element Specification DuraCon 40.00 1.125 7.91c (20.1) 29 (13.2)
NF1 (101.6) (2.86) Table 5: CIP Limits for NF Elements Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) 8040C35 best operating parameters for any specific application.
a
active area
b
Internal diameter. 50°C (122°F) 2.0 10.5
model spacer mil (mm) part number The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in
c
ft2 (m2)
45°C (113°F) 2.0 11
DuraCon NF1 50 (1.27) 55 (5.1) 1206941
3840C50 35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
DuraCon NF1 35 (0.89) 343 (31.9) 1229933 25°C (77°F) 1.0 11.5
8040C35

HL series HP series NF membranes
water softening NF elements industrial low pressure NF elements

The H-Series proprietary thin-film nanofiltration membrane Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram (Male) The HP membrane is characterized by an approximate Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
elements are characterized by an approximate molecular molecular weight cut-off of 100–200 Dalton for uncharged
weight cut-off of 150–300 daltons for uncharged organic organic molecules. This membrane delivers a high permeate
molecules. Divalent and multivalent ion rejection is flux and features a high retention for salts including nitrate
dependent upon feed concentration and composition. as well as for organics compounds.
HL Nanofiltration Elements are used for water softening, The HP membrane element is designed to operate at low
color removal, and reduction of THM formation potential. pressure for a variety of applications including partial
softening of water in municipal and industrial markets.

Membrane H-Series, Thin-Film Membrane (TFM*)
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters
Dimensions, inches (cm) Boxed
Typical Operating Pressure 70 psi (483 kPa gage)
Average permeate Modela
Average MgSO4 Minimum MgSO4 Weight lbs
Model flow gpd A Bb Cc average permeate Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (17–34 LMH)
rejectiona, b rejectiona, b (kg)
(m3/day)a, b model test salt flow gpd stabilized rejection
(m3/day) Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
HL2540FM 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 5 (2.3)
HL2540FM 780 (3.0) 98.0% 95.0% Pressure
(101.6) OD
HP4040F30 NaCl 2,400 85–95%a
HL4040FM 2,400 (9.1) 98.0% 95.0% (9.1)a Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C)
HL4040FM 40.0 0.75 (1.90) 3.9 (9.9) 8 (3.5)
HL8040F 365 10,800 (40.9) 98.0% 95.0% (101.6) OD
MgSO 4 2,800 > 98%b pH Range Continuous operation 4.0–11.0,
(10.6)b Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–11.5
HL8040F-400 11,500 (43.5) 98.0% 95.0% HL8040F 365 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 32
(101.6) (14.5)
HP8040F30 NaCl 11,000 85–95%a Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)
a
(41.6)a Per housing: 50 psi (345 kPa)
+25%/-15%. HL8040F-400 40.0 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 (20.1) 32
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psi (760 kPa) operating (101.6) (14.5)
pressure, 77°F, pH7.5 and 15% recovery. MgSO 4 13,000 > 98%b Chlorine Tolerance 500+ ppm-hours,
a
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping. (49.2)b dechlorination recommended
b
After 24 hours operation, individual flow rate may vary +25%/-25%. Feedwater NTU < 1
c
Active area SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may 500 ppm NaCl feed solution, 75 psi operating pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7 and
a SDI < 5
Model Outer wrap Part number result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity 15% permeate recovery.
ft2 (m2) b
2000 ppm MgSO 4 feed solution, 100 psi operating pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH7
and 15% permeate recovery.
HL2540FM 27 (2.5) Fiberglass 1207230
HL4040FM 89 (8.2) Fiberglass 1207236 Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
Typical Operating Pressure 70–300 psi (483–2,069 kPa) active area
HL8040F 365 365 (33.9) Fiberglass 1266702 model outer wrap part number modela type
ft2 (m2) weight lbs
A Ba C
HL8040F-400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 1207240 Typical Operating Flux 10–20 GFD (15–35 LMH) (kg)
HP4040F30 80 Fiberglass 3151070
Maximum Operating Tape elements: 450 psi (3,103 kPa) (7.4) HP4040F30 Male 40.0 0.75 3.9 9 (4)
Pressure Other outer wrap: 600 psi (4,140 (101.6) (1.90) OD (9.9)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) kPa) HP8040F30 400 Fiberglass 3149763
(37.1) HP8040F30 Female 40.0 1.125 7.9 35 (16)
Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F (101.6) (2.86) (20.1)
(50°C)
a
Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male

Chlorine Tolerance 1,000+ ppm–hours,

Feedwater NTU < 1

SDI < 5

Maple series MUNI NF series NF membranes
industrial – maple syrup processing elements membrane elements for municipal drinking water plants
The D-Series family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight The SUEZ MUNI NF series is engineered to provide a low Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
membrane elements is characterized by an approximate pressure and cost effective nanofiltration alternative to
molecular weight cut-off of 150–300 Dalton for uncharged dimensions, inches (cm) boxed standard RO treatment. The resulting product is virtually
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent ions are modela free of any harmful biological matter. Performance is
weight lbs
preferentially rejected by the membrane while monovalent A Bb Cc
(kg)
characterized by hardness reduction, color removal, and
ions rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and organic pollutants reduction (such as the precursors to THM).
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the Maple 40.0 0.625 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
The MUNI NF membrane element is tested and certified by
membrane, they do not contribute to the osmotic pressure, 4040 (101.6) (1.59)
NSF international against NSF/ANSI Standard 61 for material
thus enabling D-Series nanofiltration membrane systems to Maple 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2) requirements only.
operate at feed pressures below those of RO systems. 8040 (101.6) (2.86)
The MUNI NF membrane is an element following a 100% Wet
D-Series membrane has an average rejection of 96% on 2000 a
These elements are dried then bagged before shipping. Test Quality Assurance. Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
ppm MgSO4 at 25°C and at 110 psi operating pressure. b
c
The Maple Series is specifically designed for maple syrup dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
Figure 1: High Flow Rate at Low Pressure Drop
processing. It features a fiberglass outerwrap and standard result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. modela
weight lbs
feed spacers. A Bb Cc
(kg)
Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters MUNI- 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 32
Table 1: Element Specification NF-400 (101.6) (2.86) (14.5)
membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) a
b
Internal diameter.
c
Pressure
spacer mil active area result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
model outer wrap part number Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 122°F
(mm) ft2 (m2) (50°C)
Maple 30 (0.76) 88 (8.2) Fiberglass 1206965 Clean-In-Place (CIP): 104°F
4040 Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
(40°C)
Maple 30 (0.76 390 (36.2) Fiberglass 1207006 Typical Operating 70–300 psi (483–2,069 kPa)
pH Range Continuous Operation: 3–9 Pressure
8040
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–10.5 Table 1: Element Specification
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa) membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*)
Pressure
average permeate flow gpd Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 113°F (45°C)
Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm hours, model Average MgSO4 rejectiona, b
(m3/day) a, b Clean-In-Place (CIP): 104°F (40°C)
Minimum Crossflow 30 gpm (6.8 m3/h)
MUNI-NF-400 11,500 (43.5) 98.0%
a pH Range Continuous Operation: 3.0–9.0,
+25%/-15%. Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2.0–10.5
b
pressure, 77°F, pH 7.5 and 15% recovery. Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 12 psi (83 kPa)

active area dechlorination recommended
ft2 (m2)
Feedwater NTU < 1
MUNI-NF-400 400 (37.2) Fiberglass 1242400 SDI < 5
Recommended single < 15%

element recovery

OSMO BEV NF series NF membranes
beverage and bottled water production

The OSMO BEV NF membrane element is engineered to Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
provide beverage plants with consistent, high quality water for
production of carbonated soft drinks, juices, and sport drinks.
The OSMO BEV NF element will process most municipal or
plant well-water to meet your alkalinity, hardness and low
sodium requirements. The OSMO BEV NF membrane element
is chlorine tolerant, and offers a salt passage profile that
permits maximum water recovery by the NF.
Features include a Full-Fit* design that eliminates the
stagnant zone associated with industrial FRP elements and
their brine seals, which can act as a site for bacterial growth.
The OSMO BEV NF element forms a flush-fit with the inner Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
diameter of the membrane element housing, creating a
self-cleaning effect. This design also offers less pressure dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
resistance than an industrial FRP element, resulting in lower model a
weight lbs
brake horsepower and substantial energy savings. A Bb Cc
(kg)
The OSMO BEV NF membrane is following a 100% Wet Test
OSMO-BEV-NF- 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
Quality Assurance. FF (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (15.9)
a
These elements are shipped wet.
Figure 1: High Flow Rate at Low Pressure Drop. b
Typical Operating Pressure 60–200 psi (413.7–1,379 kPa)

Pressure
Maximum Temperature Continuous Operation: 86°F (30°C)

Minimum Crossflow 30gpm (6.8 m3/hr)

membrane cellulose acetate
average permeate
Average MgSO4 Average NaCl Chlorine Tolerance 1 ppm maximum continuous
model flow gpd
rejectiona, b rejectiona 30 ppm for 30 min. during
(m3/day)a, b
sanitization
OSMO-BEV-NF- 8,200 97.0% 60%
FF (31.0) Feedwater a NTU < 1
SDI < 5
a
+25%/-15%.
a
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 225 psi (1,551 kPa)
operating pressure, 77°F, pH 6.5 and 15% recovery.
model active area ft2 (m2) outer wrap part number
OSMO-BEV-NF- 336 Full-Fit* 1233033

FF (31.2)

SWSR series NF membranes
seawater sulfate removal nanofiltration elements Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Table 3: Operating and CIP Parameters
The SUEZ SWSR-Series is our latest nanofiltration Table 1: Element Specification Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
(NF) innovation. With nearly 30-years’ experience in NF
membrane manufacturing, SUEZ has advanced the DK NF membrane SWSR-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*) Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
Pressure
membrane. A membrane recognized for its low fouling
properties. This is a result of an extremely smooth surface Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 113°F
enabled by our unique 3-layer membrane design (Figure 1). permeate flow gpd (45°C)
typical rejection Clean-In-Place (CIP): 95°F (35°C)
(m3/day)
The SWSR-Series is designed to produce consistently low
sulfate water for injection helping to: model pH Range Continuous operation: 5–9
typical
average flow NF Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–11
• Prevent strontium and barium sulfate scale in injection wells flow on sulfatea, b, c chloridea, c
testinga, b Figure 3: Element Dimensions Diagram – Stinger
seawatera, c
• Better mitigate well souring by reducing sulfate Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 10 psi (69 kPa)
SWSR-90 2,100 (7.9) 1,700 99.6% 20% per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
The SWSR-Series incorporates a true Nanofiltration
(6.5)
membrane that features: Chlorine Tolerance 0 ppm dechlorination required
SWSR-400 9,500(36.0) 7,700 99.6% 20%
• High rejection of sulfate and hardness meeting reservoir
(29.0)
injection requirements
• High transmission of sodium chloride into the permeate SWSR-440 10,500 8,500 99.6% 20%
(39.7) (32.1)
minimizing the operating pressure
• Physical barrier for any suspended particles, bacteria, a
±25%.
pyrogens and colloids NF Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psi (760 kPa) Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
b
The SWSR-Series can be stored for a period of 12 months in its operating pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15% recovery.
Experimental data collected on synthetic seawater containing 2500 ppm SO 4
c
original packaging at ambient temperature up to 100°F (38°C). at 225 psi (1,550 kPa) operating pressure, 77°F (25°C), 20% recovery.
modela type
weight lbs
A Bb Cc
Figure 1: SWSR elements (kg)
model outer wrap part number SWSR-90 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
(mm) ft2 (m2)
Stinger (101.6) (1.90) (9.9) (4.1)
OD
SWSR-90 31 90 Fiberglass TBD
(0.79) (8.4)
SWSR-400 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
SWSR-400 34 400 Fiberglass 3145520
(0.86) (37.2)
SWSR-440 40.0 1.125 7.9 35
(101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (16)
SWSR-440 28 440 Fiberglass 3145521
(0.71) (40.9) a
These elements are drip dried then bagged before shipping.
b
c

Vinopro NF series NF membranes
wine processing – volatile acidity and alcohol adjustment hot water sanitization recommendations
For optimal performance, Vinopro elements should always
The Vinopro NF family of proprietary thin-film nanofiltration Table 2: Dimensions and Weight be cleaned using approved CIP procedures and flushed with
membrane elements are characterized by an approximate
fouling free water before the sanitization process. Feed
molecular weight cut-off of 150–300 Dalton for uncharged dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
pressure during sanitization should not exceed 40 psi (275
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent ions are modela
weight lbs kPa) and the crossflow should not incur a pressure drop
preferentially rejected by the membrane while monovalent A Bb Cc
(kg) greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element. Heating rate to
ions rejection is dependent upon feed concentration and
sanitizing temperature and cool down should not be faster
composition. Since monovalent ions pass through the Vinopro 40.00 0.625 3.98 7
(101.6) (1.59) (10.1) (3.2) than 5°C/minute. Maximum sanitization temperature is 90°C.
membrane, they do not contribute to the osmotic pressure, NF4040C35
thus enabling Vinopro membrane systems to operate at
Vinopro 40.00 0.625 3.98 7
feed pressures below those of RO systems. The D-Series
NF4040C50 (101.6) (1.59) (10.1) (3.2) loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
membrane has a minimum rejection of 98% on 2,000 ppm
It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
MgSO4 at 25°C and 110 psi operating pressure. Vinopro 40.00 1.125 7.91 29 of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
The Vinopro NF Elements are typically used for grape sugars NF8040C50 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
concentration, oak extract fractionation, alcohol and acidity a
These elements are dried and bagged before shipping. • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
reduction and wine adjustment. b
Internal diameter.
c
The Vinopro NF Elements feature a Durasan* Cage patented SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
outer wrap, a selection of feed spacers and polysulfone parts. result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity. temperature at the surface of the membrane.
Table 1: Element Specification membrane surface.
Table 3: Operating Parameters
membrane D-series, thin film membrane (TFM*)
Typical Operating Pressure 140–800 psi (966–5,516 kPa)
Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH) with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
active area ft2 permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
model spacer mil (mm) part number Clean Water Flux (CWF)a 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 110 psi
(m2) had stabilized after repeated heat treatments (over 90% of
Maximum Operating 1,200 psi (8,273 kPa) this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
Vinopro 35 80 1231691
Pressureb With the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection
NF4040C35 (0.89) (7.4)
increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more
Vinopro 50 65 1232742 Maximum Temperature 122°F (50°C) than 5°C per minute, and the differential pressure drop per
NF4040C50 (1.27) (6.0) element did not exceed 2 psi.
Vinopro 50 275 1238231 Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
pH Range 3.0–9.0
NF8040C50 (1.27) (25.6) best operating parameters for any specific application.
per housing: 60 psi (414 kPa)
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm-hours

a
b
Operating pressure in bar multiplied by operating temperature in degree
Celsius should not exceed 2000.
Table 4: CIP Limits for NF Elements
50°C (122°F) 3.0 10.0
45°C (113°F) 2.0 10.5
35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
25°C (77°F) 1.0 11.5

Ion Exchange Membranes ion exchange membranes
ion exchange membranes

SUEZ manufactures robust and efficient homogeneous ion
exchange membranes, which are used in electrodialysis (ED/
EDR) and electrodeionization (EDI) processes. EDR is used for
desalination of brackish waters and ED for demineralization
of a wide variety of industrial process streams. EDI produces
ultrapure water for the semiconductor and power industries.
SUEZ’s ion exchange membranes are ion selective membranes
comprised of cross-linked copolymers of vinyl monomers and
containing quaternary ammonium anion exchange groups or
sulfonic acid cation exchange groups. The membranes are
homogeneous ion exchange films, cast in sheet form on a
support structure. The prefix AR designates anion selective
membranes and CR designates cation selective membranes. BP
indicates a bipolar ion exchange membrane which contains both
an anion-selective surface and a cation-selective surface and
is used to adjust pH of process streams or to produce acid and
caustic directly from a saline feed source.
ion exchange resistance in

membrane membrane thickness water content pH stability typical applications
capacity 0.01N NaCl
meq/dry
mil mm % wet resin ohm-cm2
g resin
AR103P 24 0.6 35 2.2 11.2 0.5–13.5 Whey Demin, BPED
AR204R 21 0.55 46 2.4 7.0 0.5–10.5 Water Treatment, Sugar Solutions
AR204E 20 0.52 42.1 2.3 4.8 0.5–10.5 Water Treatment, Sugar Solutions
AR908E 24 0.61 46.4 2.6 16.7 0.5–13 Wastewater, High pH Cleaning
CR61P 24 0.6 44 2.2 10.1 0.5–13.5 Whey Demineralization, BPED
CR67E 26 0.65 48.7 2.4 5.0 0.5–13 Water Desal, F&B Demin
CR67R 26 0.66 46 2.1 10.0 0.5–13 Water Desalination
CR67P 26 0.66 46 2.1 10.0 0.5–13 Food & Beverage Demineralization
BP 48 1.2 40 2.2 21.0 0–14 BPED, pH Adjustment

Specialty Membranes specialty membranes
specialty membranes
SUEZ’s membrane portfolio includes several membranes considered “specialty” membranes. They are for applications that
need special consideration such as biologically active feeds in the dairy industry, extreme acid conditions where pH is at or
below zero, hot water sanitization for industries that rely on chemical-free sanitization or when enabling the purification and
concentration of high value organic molecules used in pharmaceutical ingredients.
membrane typical applications
Dairy HWS Biologically active feeds in the dairy industry. Uses hot water sanitization (pasteurization) by periodic exposure
to temperatures up to 90°C (194°F).
Duracid Membranes designed to operate continuously under extreme conditions where pH is at or below zero. Used for
acid purification and metals concentration in low pH streams.
Duratherm EXL Enhances the benefits of hot water sanitization for industries relying on chemical-free sanitization for product
quality and/or industry compliance standards. These elements are suitable for separation systems purifying
water at temperatures up to 122°F (50°C).
Duratherm HWS Enhances the benefits of hot water sanitization for industries relying on chemical-free sanitization for product
quality and/or industry compliance standards. These elements are suitable for separation systems purifying
water at temperatures up to 195°F (90°C).
Duratherm STD Enhances the benefits of continuous high temperature operation as well as hot water sanitization for industries
willing to enhance energy recovery and use hot purified water. These elements are suitable for separation
systems purifying water at temperature up to 158°F (70°C)
Industrial Membranes that treat the process streams including: purifying and concentrating valuable products, isolating
valuable by-products, and recovering, reusing important fluid materials.
Pharma Elements Pharma elements enable the purification and concentration of high value organic molecules used in the synthesis
of pharmaceutical ingredients. These elements are used in applications requiring stringent sanitary procedures.
Sanitary Lactose and whey concentration, whey demineralization, lactose clarification, whey and milk protein
concentration, cheese brine clarification and water recovery from UF, NF and RO permeates. In addition, we
offer several applications for the sugar and wine industries using MF, NF and RO membranes.

dairy HWS specialty membranes
dairy industry Table 3: Operating Parameters hot water sanitization recommendations

For optimal performance, Dairy HWS elements should always
hot water sanitization membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) Do not exceed 20 GFD (33 LMH) or 2,000 Wagner units
under any circumstance.
Meeting Stringent Requirements fouling free water before the sanitization process. Feed
Without question, the dairy industry is faced with Typical Operating 200–500 psi pressure during sanitization should not exceed 40 psi
increasingly stringent sanitary regulations. To help meet Table 1: Element Specification Pressure (1,379–3,447 kPa) (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur a pressure
these requirements, SUEZ introduces the Dairy HWS family. drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element. Heating rate
active area ft2 Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD
Ideal for applications with biologically active feeds, Dairy model spacer mil (mm) part number (8–34 LMH) to sanitizing temperature and cool down should not be
(m2)
HWS elements are designed for hot water sanitization faster than 5°C (41°F) per minute. Maximum sanitization
(pasteurization) by periodic exposure to temperatures up Dairy HWS RO3840C30 30 (0.76) 77 (7.2) 1228223 Clean Water Fluxa RO: 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 225 psi temperature is 90°C (194°F).
to 90°C (194°F). An innovative break-through, you can now NF: 14 GFD (24 LMH) @ 110 psi
Dairy HWS RO8038C30 30 (0.76) 372 (34.6) 1206651
sanitize the permeate side of a membrane element without
risking membrane damage. Additional benefits of Dairy HWS
Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa): loss of permeate flow after repeated 90°C sanitization cycles
Dairy HWS NF3838C50 50 (1.27) 55 (5.1) 1240430 Pressure 41–122°F (26–50°C)
elements include sanitization without the use of ineffective or It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
harmful chemicals, as well as protection against detrimental Dairy HWS NF3840C30a 30 (0.76) 77 (7.2) 1232322 Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F (50°C) of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
Hot water sanitization: 194°F (90°C) sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
bacterial growth on the membrane surface – thus limiting Dairy HWS NF8038C50 50 (1.27) 282 (26.2) 3002372
replacement costs. pH Range RO elements: 3.0–10.0 • Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
Halal certified.
a
NF elements: 3.0–9.0
Dairy HWS elements utilize polysulfone parts and unique • Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
element construction to meet the requirements for hot water Chlorine Tolerance 500+ ppm hours, compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
sanitization. Comprised of high quality materials that meet dechlorination recommended temperature at the surface of the membrane.
3A standards and conform to guidelines set by the Code of Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female
Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa) • Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
Federal Regulations, Dairy HWS elements feature a patented membrane surface.
Durasan* Cage protective sleeve that enhances element
integrity by securing the spiral. In addition, the sleeve a
improves sanitizing effectiveness by maintaining a controlled It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
by-pass between the element and pressure vessel wall system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%. with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
without the use of traditional brine seals. permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
Table 4: CIP Limits for RO Elements this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
membrane technology Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
A Valuable Solution dimensions, inches (cm) boxed increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more than
The use of spiral membrane technology in dairy applications 50°C (122°F) 2.0 11.5 5°C (41°F) per minute, and the differential pressure drop per
modela
allows plants to recover valuables, create saleable weight lbs
A B b
C
(kg)
products, recycle water and reduce plant effluent. By 45°C (113°F) 1.5 11.5
Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the
utilizing Dairy HWS elements, spiral membrane systems 3838C 38.00 (96.5) 0.833 (2.12) 3.8 (9.6) 7 (3.2) 35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5 best operating parameters for any specific application.
can strategically concentrate:
3840C 38.75 (98.4) 0.833 (2.12) 3.8 (9.6) 7 (3.2) 25°C (77°F) 1.0 12.0
• Sweet Whey
• Lactose 8038C 38.00 1.125 (2.86) 7.91 (20.1) 29
(96.52) (13.2)
• Whole Milk Table 5: CIP Limits for NF Elements
a
• Skim Milk b
Internal diameter. temperature pH minimum pH maximum
50°C (122°F) 3.0 10.0

a market leader
45°C (113°F) 2.0 10.5
SUEZ’s Commitment to You
After over 30-years of innovation in membrane 35°C (95°F) 1.5 11.5
technology, SUEZ has become a market leader in
developing new ways to solve even the most difficult 25°C (77°F) 1.0 11.5
industrial and commercial challenges. For sanitization
specifications and protocols based on your unique dairy The Dairy HWS elements comply with:
process, please consult a SUEZ representative.
• Halal certification available for
selected elements

Duracid* series specialty membranes
industrial acid stable nanofiltration elements Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Male) – 2540 and Table 5: Operating and CIP Parameters
4040
Typical 400–800 psi (2758–5516 kPa)
Operating Pressure
description and use Table 2: Typical Process Streams
Typical 5–14 GFD (9–24 LMH)
The Duracid NF membrane element is engineered to operate acid concentration Operating Flux
continuously under extreme acid conditions where pH is at or
below zero. HCl 5–37% Clean Water Flux 10–19 GFD (17–32 LMH) @ 225 psi (1551
(CWF)a kPa)
The family of Duracid proprietary thin-film nanofiltration H2SO 4 5–20%
membrane elements is characterized by an approximate Maximum 1200 psi (8,273 32–77°F (0–25°C)
molecular weight cut-off of 150–200 Dalton for uncharged H3PO 4 5–20% Operating Pressure kPa)
organic molecules. Divalent and multivalent ions are 800 psi (5,515 kPa) 78–122°F (26–
Figure 2: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) – 8040
preferentially rejected by the membrane while monovalent 50°C)
ions and mineral acids commonly have full transmission Table 3: Element Specification
through the membrane (transmission can vary depending 600 psi (4,136 kPa) 123–158°F
membrane duracid, thin-film membrane (TFM*)
(51–70°C)
upon feed concentration and composition). Since mineral
acids and monovalent ions have high passage through the Maximum Continuous operation: 158°F (70°C)
membrane, these substances have a minor contribution to average
Temperature Clean-In-Place (CIP): 158°F (70°C)
the osmotic pressure. average maximum
permeate flow, Average MgSO4
model permeate flow, crossflow gpm Continuous pH Continuous operation: < 10 (up to 70°C)
gpd rejectiona, b
Among other applications, Duracid NF Elements are used for gpd (m /day)
3 a, c
(m /hr)
3
(m3/day)a, b CIP pH < 11 at T < 113°F (45°C)
acid purification and metals concentration in low pH streams.
Table 4: Dimensions and Weight < 10.5 at 113°F (45°C) < T < 131°F (55°C)
They feature patented feed spacers, polysulfone parts and a Duracid 155 560 7 98%
< 10 at 131°F (55°C) < T < 158°F (70°C)
NF2540F30 (0.6) (2.1) (1.6)
fiberglass outer wrap. All materials of construction are low dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
modela Chlorine Tolerance 500 ppm-h, dechlorination recommended
pH tolerant. Duracid 525 1,900 18 98%
A Bb C weight lbs (kg)
NF4040F35 (2.0) (7.2) (4.1) Clean water flux (CWF) is the rate of water permeability through the
a
features and benefits Duracid 40.0 0.75 2.4 4 membrane after cleaning (CIP) at reproducible temperature and pressure.
Duracid 2,050 10,400 70 98% It is important to monitor CWF after each cleaning cycle to determine if the
• Extreme low pH stability NF2540F30 (101.6) (1.9) OD (6.1) (1.8) system is being cleaned effectively. CWF can vary ±25%.
NF8040F35 (7.8) (39.4) (15.9)
• 100% wet testing Quality Assurance Duracid 40.0 0.75 3.9 9
a
Average permeate flow and salt rejection measured on pre-conditioned
• Durable construction elements after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may vary ±25%. NF4040F35 (101.6) (1.9) OD (9.9) (4.1)
• High temperature compatibility

b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psi (760 kPa) operating Table 6: Maximum Pressure Drops
pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15% recovery. Duracid 40.0 1.125 7.9 29
c
Testing conditions: 3% glucose solution at 440 psi (3034 kPa) operating NF8040F35 (101.6) (2.86) (20.0) (13.2) Range 0°C–50°C psig 51°C–70°C psig
markets pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15% recovery. (kPa) (kPa)
a
• Metal Surface Treatment/Coating/Galvanic b

Over an element 15 7
• Heap Leaching Process in Mining (103) (48)
• Phosphate-based Chemical Production model outer wrap part number
(mm) ft2 (m2) Per housing 60 30
• Spent Acid Recovery (414) (207)
Duracid 30 28 Fiberglass 1231058
NF2540F30 (0.76) (2.6)
application data
Duracid 35 77 Fiberglass 3050564
Table 1: Membrane Metal Rejection NF4040F35 (0.89) (7.1)
pre-conditioned elements
rejection in 5% rejection in 5% To optimize flow and rejection performance of Duracid
metal ion feed concentration Duracid 35 333 Fiberglass 1231068 membranes, a pre-conditioning step is required. Element pre-
H2SO4a H3PO4a
NF8040F35 (0.89) (30.9)
conditioning consists of a 5 min pure water flush at a minimum
Fe2+ 2000 ppm > 90% > 85% pressure of 500 psig (3447 kPa) at ambient temperature.
Al 3+ 2000 ppm > 90% > 85%
Cu2+ 2000 ppm > 90% > 85%
Cd2+ 100 ppm > 90% > 85%
Ni+ 2000 ppm > 90% > 85%

a
Based on flat sheet test conducted at 25°C (77°F) under 400 psig operating
pressure in a dead-end filtration mode. A single acid feed solution was dosed
with a mixture of all metals listed in Table 1 for each type.

Duratherm* EXL series specialty membranes
industrial high temperature elements Table 2: Maximum Pressure Drops Table 4: Operating and CIP Parameters
51°C–70°C psig Do not exceed 20 GFD (33 LMH) or 2,000 Wagner units under any
range 0°C–50°C psig (kPa)
(kPa) circumstance.
description and use model
maximum crossflow recommended salt
Over an element 15 (103) 7 (48) Typical Operating Figures 9 and 10
gpm (m3/hr) crossflow rejection
The Duratherm EXL Series includes RO and NF membrane Pressure
Per housing 60 (414) 30 (207)
elements. This Series is specifically designed to maximize Duratherm 40 (9.1) Figure 6 Figure
Maximum 1,200 psi (8,273 kPa) 32–77°F (0–25°C)
the benefits of hot water sanitization for industries relying on EXL NF4040 3,4 and 5
Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa) 78–122°F (26–50°C)
chemical-free sanitization for product quality and/or industry Duratherm 100 (22.7) Figure 7 Figure Pressure 400 psi (2,758 kPa) 123–158°F (51–70°C)
Figure 1A: Element Dimensions Diagram – Female Hot Water Sanitizing 158–194°F (70–90°C)
compliance standards. EXL 3, 4 and 5
NF8040HR
The separation system sanitization protocol is performed Maximum Continuous Operation: 177°F (70°C)
via periodic exposure to temperature as high as 90°C Duratherm 100 (22.7) Figure 7 Figure Temperature Clean-In-Place (CIP): 122°F (50°C)
Hot Water Sanitizing: 194°F (90°C)
(194°F) at minimum feed pressure to kill microorganisms by EXL NF8040 3, 4 and 5
denaturation and coagulation of the proteins chains. pH Range Continuous Operation: 3–9
Duratherm NA NA 2,500
Clean-In-Place (CIP): 2–10.5
The Duratherm EXL elements are also suitable for separation EXL UF2 8040 MWCO
systems at temperature up to 70°C (158°F). Chlorine 500 ppm hours
All element constructions include polysulfone ATD and Tolerance Dechlorination recommended
active area part
central tube and a patented Durasan* cage outer wrap. model spacer mil (mm)
ft2 (m2) number Feedwater NTU < 1
Figure 1B: Element Dimensions Diagram – Male SDI < 5
features and benefits Duratherm 50 (1.27) 18 (1.7) 1228306
EXL
• Prevent bio-fouling development RO2540HR
hot water sanitization recommendations
• No disposal costs
Duratherm 50 (1.27) 275 (25.5) 1228840 For optimal performance, Duratherm EXL elements should
• 100% wet testing Quality Assurance EXL always be cleaned using approved CIP procedures and
• Durable construction RO8040HR
flushed with fouling free water before the sanitization
• Sanitization on the permeate side Duratherm 50 (1.27) 18 (1.7) 1206922 process. Feed pressure during sanitization should not
EXL exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
markets NF2540HR a pressure drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element.
• Food/Beverage Duratherm 50 (1.27) 65 (6.0) 1206950
Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down should
EXL Table 3: Dimensions and Weight not be faster than 5°C (9ºF)/minute. Maximum sanitization
• BioPharm
NF4040HR temperature is 90°C (194ºF).
• Electronics dimensions, inches (cm) boxed
Duratherm 50 (1.27) 65 (6.0) 1207032 modelb
• Chemical
EXL NF4040
A Ba Cc weight lbs (kg) loss of permeate flow after repeated
Table 1: Element Specification XX 2540 40.0 0.75 (1.91) 2.43 (6.17) 4 (1.8) 90°c (194°f) sanitization cycles
Duratherm 50 (1.27) 275 (25.5) 1206982
EXL (101.6) It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
membrane thin-film membrane (TFM*) NF8040HR of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
XX 4040 40.0 0.625 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
(101.6) (1.59) sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
Duratherm 50 (1.27) 275 (25.5) 1207045
maximum crossflow recommended salt • The rate of temperature increase and decrease.
model EXL NF8040
gpm (m3/hr) crossflow rejection XX 8040 40.0 1.125 7.9 (20.1) 29 (13.2)
(101.6) (2.86) • The presence of other species like organics, ionic and
Duratherm 50 (1.27) 275 (25.5) 3002290
Duratherm 8 (1.8) Figure 2
EXL UF2 8040 metallic compounds that could locally decrease or increase
EXL
a
Internal diameter.
the temperature at the surface of the membrane.
RO2540HR
b
c • The feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate
Duratherm 100 (22.7) Figure 7 Figure 2 SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may to the membrane surface.
EXL • The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
RO8040HR
Duratherm 8 (1.8) Figure
with deionized water, between 30% and 50% of the original
EXL 3, 4 and 5
NF2540HR permeate flow rate was lost before the element performance
Duratherm 40 (9.1) Figure 6 Figure this flow reduction occurred during the first heat treatment).
EXL 3, 4 and 5 With the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection
NF4040HR
increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more than
5°C (9ºF) per minute, and the differential pressure drop per

Duratherm* EXL series (continued) specialty membranes
Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the best operating parameters for any specific application.
Figure 2: Typical NaCl Rejection dependence on Figure 5: Typical Disaccharide Rejection dependence on Figure 8: Net Driving Pressure
Temperature of Duratherm EXL RO Element Temperature of Duratherm EXL NF Elements for Duratherm EXL RO Element Figure 10
Figure 3: Typical NaCl Rejection dependence on Figure 9: Net Driving Pressure

Temperature of Duratherm EXL NF Element Figure 6: Pressure Drop for 4in Element for Duratherm EXL NF Element
Figure 4: Typical MgSO4 Rejection dependence on

Temperature of Duratherm EXL NF Elements Figure 7: Pressure Drop for 8 in Element

Duratherm HWS series specialty membranes
hot water sanitization pure water elements Table 1: Element Specification (Continued) Table 2: Dimensions and Weight
description and use Table 1: Element Specification model

active area
outer wrap part number
dimensions, inches (cm)
boxed weight
ft2 (m2) modela
The Duratherm HWS Series includes RO, NF and UF lbs (kg)
A-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)a,b A B b
C c
membrane elements. This Series is specifically designed membrane D-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*)c Duratherm HWS RO2521 10 (1.0) Cage 1229607
to maximize the benefits of hot water sanitization for P-series, polyethersulfoned HWS 21.0 (533) 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 1.3 (0.6)
Duratherm HWS RO2540HR 24 (2.2) Cage 1263600 2521 OD
industries relying on chemical free sanitization for product
a=HWS RO-HR, b=HWS RO, c=HWS NF, d=HWS UF Models
quality and/or industry compliance standard. Duratherm HWS RO4040HR 90 (8.4) Cage 1263435
HWS 40.0 (101.6) 0.75 (1.90) 2.4 (6.1) 4 (1.8)
Separation system sanitization protocol is performed via Duratherm HWS RO8040HR 374 Cage 1263599 2540 OD
periodic exposure to temperature as high as 195°F (90°C) (34.8) Models
average
at minimum feed pressure to kill microorganisms by maximum
permeate flow average salt rejection/
denaturation and coagulation of the proteins chains. model crossflow gpm Duratherm HWS RO2540 24 (2.2) Cage 1228430 HWS 40.01 0.625 (1.59) 3.9 (9.9) 9 (4.1)
gpd MWCO
(m3/h) 4040 (101.6)
(m3/day)
The Duratherm HWS RO and HWS NF are suitable for Duratherm HWS RO4040 90 (8.4) Cage 1228459 Models
separation systems purifying water at temperature up Duratherm 4 (0.9) 270 (1.0) 99.0%
Duratherm HWS RO8040 374 Cage 1228481 HWS 40.0 (101.6) 1.125 (2.86) 7.9 29 (13.2)
to 122°F (50°C) in low crossflow environment and no HWS RO25211, 4
(34.8) 8040 (20.1)
suspended solids.
Duratherm 4 (0.9) 620 (2.3) 99.5% Models
Duratherm HWS SG8040 374 Cage 1207613
This Series includes a variety of size 8", 4" and 2.5" HWS
(34.8) a
A includes the interconnector.
diameters. All element constructions include Durasan* Cage RO2540HR1, 4 b
outer wrap, Polysulfone ATD and central tube. Duratherm HWS NF4040 90 (8.4) Cage 1263437 The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in
c
Duratherm 20 (4.5) 2,250 (8.5) 99.5%
HWS
features and benefits RO4040HR1, 4
Duratherm HWS NF8040 374 Cage 1262377 result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
(34.8)
• Prevent bio-fouling development
Duratherm 65 (14.8) 9,000 (34.1) 99.5% Duratherm HWS UF8040 348 Cage 1263602
• No disposal costs HWS (32.3) Table 3: Temperatures
• 100% wet testing Quality Assurance RO8040HR1, 4
Do not exceed 20 GFD (34 LMH) in any circumstances
• Durable construction Duratherm 4 (0.9) 760 (2.9) 99.0%
• Sanitization on the permeate side HWS RO25402, 4 Figure 1a: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) – 4040 maximum
maximum operating maximum cleaning
model sanitization
Duratherm 20 (4.5) 2,250 (8.5) 99.0% and 8040 temperature temperature
markets HWS RO40402, 4
temperature
• Food/Beverage Duratherm 122°F (50°C) 122°F (50°C) 194°F (90°C)

Duratherm 65 (14.8) 9,000 (34.1) 99.0% HWS RO HR
• BioPharm HWS RO80402, 4
• Electronics Duratherm 122°F (50°C) 122°F (50°C) 194°F (90°C)
Duratherm 60 (13.62) 8,600 (32.6) 98.5% HWS RO
• Chemical HWS SG80402
Duratherm 122°F (50°C) 122°F (50°C) 194°F (90°C)
Duratherm 20 (4.5) 2,400 (9.1) 96.0% HWS SG
HWS NF4040 3, 4
Duratherm 65 (14.8) 10,200 96.0% HWS NF
HWS NF8040 3, 4 (38.6) Figure 1b: Element Dimensions Diagram (Male) – 2540
Duratherm 65 (14.8) – 10,000 Da HWS UF
HWS UF8040
1
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 225 psig (1,550 kPa) operating
pressure, 77°F, pH 7.5 and 15% recovery before any hot water sanitization.
2
Testing conditions: 500 ppm NaCl solution at 115 psig (790 kPa) operating
3
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psig (760 kPa) operating
4
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may
vary +25%/-15%. Final permeate flow rate is subject to variations in the heat
treatments. In most cases, the permeate flow rate after heat treatments will
stabilize below nominal flow rate before heat treatment at:
–– 25% for the Duratherm HWS RO HR
–– 30–50% for the Duratherm HWS RO, NF and UF.
This is taken into consideration in Winflows Database 3.07 and later.

specialty membranes
Table 4: Pressures and Operating Parameters hot water sanitization recommendations All the graphs below are RO Winflows simulations (Winflows 3.2.1 Database 3.07) which consider a 50%
For optimal performance, Duratherm HWS elements
permeate flow loss for the HWS RO and 25% for HWS RO HR.
max operating
should always be cleaned using approved CIP procedures salt rejection
pressure typical applied rec. element typical operating
model and flushed with fouling free water before the sanitization
41–122°F pressure recovery flux
(5–50°C)a process. Feed pressure during sanitization should not Figure 2: Simulated NaCl rejections with 2000 ppm NaCl at Figure 5: Simulated pressure drop
exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur 15% recovery and 33 LMH for HWS 4040 elements
Duratherm 600 psi 225 psi < 15% 10–18 GFD a pressure drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element.
HWS RO (4,137 (1,551 (17–31
HR kPa) kPa) LMH)
Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down should
not be faster than 5°C (9°F)/minute. Maximum sanitization
Duratherm 600 psi 225 psi < 15% 10–18 GFD temperature is 90°C (194°F).
HWS RO (4,137 (1,551 (17–31
kPa) kPa) LMH)
loss of permeate flow after repeated
Duratherm 600 psi 225 psi < 15% 10–18 GFD
HWS SG (4,137 (1,551 (17–31
90°C (194°F) sanitization cycles
kPa) kPa) LMH) It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
Duratherm 600 psi 110 psi < 15% 10–25 GFD
HWS NF (4,137 (760 kPa) (17–31
kPa) LMH) 1. Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
Duratherm 600 psi 80 psi < 15% 10–18 GFD 2. Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
HWS UF (4,137 (552 kPa) (17–40 compounds that could locally decrease or increase the Figure 3: Simulated rejections for HWS NF with: 2000 ppm
kPa) LMH) temperature at the surface of the membrane. NaCl at 15% recovery and 33 LMH2000 ppm MgSO4 at 15% Figure 6: Simulated pressure drop
recovery and 33 LMH for HWS 8040 elements
a
Do not operate at T > 50°C (Sanitizing only). 3. Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
membrane surface.
4. The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
Table 5: Operating and CIP Parameters At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment
pH range with deionized water, a loss of flow is observed before the
element performance had stabilized after repeated heat
model chlorine tolerance feed water
continuous clean-in- treatments (over 90% of this flow reduction occurred during
operation place (CIP)
the first heat treatment). This loss of flow represents:
Duratherm 4.0–11.0 2.0–11.5 500 ppm–hoursa NTU < 1 • maximum 25% for Duratherm HWS RO HR
HWS RO SDI < 5
HR • between 30% and 50% for Duratherm HWS RO, HWS NF
and HWS UF
Duratherm 4.0–11.0 2.0–11.5 500 ppm–hoursa NTU < 1
HWS RO SDI < 5 With the loss of permeate flow rate, the salt rejection
increases. The rate of cooling and heating was not more than
Duratherm 2.0–10.0 1.0–10.5 500 ppm–hoursa NTU < 1 5°C (41°F) per minute, and the differential pressure drop per pressure drop net driving pressure
HWS SG SDI < 5
element did not exceed 2 psi. Figure 4: Simulated pressure drop Figure 7: Simulated Net Driving Pressure for HWS RO HR
Duratherm 3.0–9.0 2.0–10.5 500 ppm–hoursa NTU < 1 Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the for HWS 2540 elements with 2000 ppm NaCl and HWS RO elements with 500 ppm
HWS NF SDI < 5 NaCl at 15% recovery and 33 LMH
Duratherm 4.0–11.0 2.0–11.5 5,000+ ppm– NTU < 1
HWS UF days SDI < 5
a
Dechlorination recommended.

Duratherm STD series specialty membranes
high temperature pure water elements Table 2: Dimensions and Weight Table 5: Operating and CIP Parameters
description and use Table 1: Element Specification dimensions, inches (cm) boxed pH range
The Duratherm STD Series is specifically designed to model a

model chlorine tolerance feed water
membrane A-series, thin-film membrane (TFM*), PES weight lbs continuous clean-in-
A Bb Cc
maximize the benefits of continuous high temperature (kg) operation place (CIP)
operation as well as hot water sanitization for industries
Duratherm 40.0 0.625 3.9 9 Duratherm 4.0–11.0 2.0–11.5 500 ppm– NTU
willing to maximize energy recovery and use hot purified water.
maximum STD RO4040 (101.6) (1.59) (9.9) (4.1) STD RO hours, <1
average permeate average NaCl dechlorination SDI < 5
Separation system sanitization protocol is performed via model crossflow
flow gpd (m3/day) rejection Duratherm 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 recommended
periodic exposure to temperature as high as 90°C (194°F) gpm (m3/h)
STD RO8040 (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
at minimum feed pressure to kill microorganisms by Duratherm 4.0–11.0 2.0–11.5 5,000 NTU
Duratherm 20 2,250 99.5%
denaturation and coagulation of the proteins chains. STD RO4040a, b (4.5) (8.5) Duratherm 40.0 1.125 7.9 29 STD UF ppm–days, <1
STD (101.6) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2) dechlorination SDI < 5
The Duratherm STD are suitable for separation systems UF8040HR
Duratherm 65 9,000 99.5% recommended
purifying water at temperature up to 70°C (158°F) in low STD RO8040a, b (14.8) (34.1)
crossflow environment and no suspended solids. These elements are dried and bagged before shipping.
a
b
Duratherm 65 – 5,000 Da
This Series includes a variety of size 8" and 4" diameters. All The element diameter (dimension C) is designed for optimum performance in
hot water sanitization recommendations:
c
STD (14.8)
element constructions include Durasan* Cage outer wrap, SUEZ pressure vessels. Other pressure vessel dimension and tolerance may
UF8040HR result in excessive bypass and loss of capacity.
Polysulfone ATD and central tube. For optimal performance, Duratherm STD elements should
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 225 psig (1,550 kPa)
a always be cleaned using approved CIP procedures and
operating pressure, (25°C) 77°F, pH 7.5 and 15% recovery before any hot
flushed with fouling free water before the sanitization
features and benefits water sanitization.
b
Average salt rejection after 24 hours operation. Individual flow rate may Table 3: Temperatures process. Feed pressure during sanitization should not
• Prevent bio-fouling development vary +25%/-15%. Final permeate flow rate is subject to variations in the heat exceed 40 psi (275 kPa) and the crossflow should not incur
treatments. In most cases, the permeate flow rate after heat treatments Do not exceed 20 GFD (34 LMH) in any circumstances
• No disposal costs will stabilize at 25% below nominal flow rate before heat treatment for the a pressure drop greater than 2 psi (14 kPa) per element.
• 100% wet testing Quality Assurance Duratherm STD RO. This is taken into consideration in Winflows Database maximum Heating rate to sanitizing temperature and cool down
3.07 and later. maximum operating maximum cleaning
model sanitization should not be faster than 5°C (9°F) per minute. Maximum
• Durable construction temperature temperature
temperature sanitization temperature is 90°C (194°F).
• Sanitization on the permeate side
active area
STD RO
loss of permeate flow after repeated
markets model
ft2 (m2)
outer wrap part number
90°C (194°F) sanitization cycles
• Food/Beverage Duratherm 158°F (70°C) 122°F (50°C) 194°F (90°C)
Duratherm 90 Cage 1228197 It is almost impossible to exactly predict the percentage
STD UF
• BioPharm STD RO4040 (8.4) of permeate flow rate lost from the high temperature
• Electronics Duratherm 374 Cage 1228225 sanitations, which among other factors depends on:
• Chemical STD RO8040 (34.8)
Table 4: Pressures and Operating Parameters 1. Rate of temperature increase and decrease.
Duratherm 348 Cage 1207315 2. Presence of other species like organics, ionic and metallic
max operating pressure
STD (32.3) rec. element typical operating compounds that could locally decrease or increase the
UF8040HR model
41–122°F 124–158°F recovery flux temperature at the surface of the membrane.
(5–50°C) (51–70°C)
3. Feed flow rate and specifically the heat transfer rate to the
Duratherm 600 psi 400 psi < 15% 10–18 GFD membrane surface.
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female) STD RO (4,137 kPa) (2,758 (17–31 4. The thickness and geometry of the feed spacer used.
kPa) LMH)
At optimum conditions measured in controlled environment with
Duratherm 600 psi 80 psi < 15% 10–25 GFD deionized water, 25% of the original permeate flow rate was lost
STD UF (4,137 kPa) (522 kPa) (17–40
before the element performance had stabilized after repeated
LMH)
heat treatments (over 90% of this flow reduction occurred
during the first heat treatment). With the loss of permeate flow
rate, the salt rejection increases. The rate of cooling and heating
was not more than 5°C (41°F) per minute, and the differential
pressure drop per element did not exceed 2 psi.
Pilot testing based on the criteria noted above will give the

Duratherm STD series (continued) pharma elements specialty membranes
salt rejection net driving pressure concentration and purification of pharmaceutical ingredients
Figure 2: Simulated NaCl rejection for STD RO element with Figure 5: Simulated Net Driving Pressure for STD RO The Pharma elements enable the purification and
Figure 1: Element Dimensions Diagram (Female)
2000 ppm NaCl at 15% recovery and 33 LMH elements with 2000 ppm NaCl at 15% recovery and 33 LMH concentration of high value organic molecules used in the
synthesis of pharmaceutical ingredients. These elements are
used in applications requiring stringent sanitary procedures.
The Pharma elements feature a patented Durasan* cage
outer wrap, a selection of feed spacers and polysulfone parts.
The Pharma elements comply with:
model b
Table 1: Element Specification weight lbs
A Ba C
(kg)
membrane thin film membrane (TFM*)
pressure drop PHARMA NF2 3838C30 38.00 0.833 3.79 7
(96.5) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
Figure 3: Simulated pressure drop for STD 4040 elements
average permeate flow PHARMA RO3 3840C30 38.75 0.833 3.79 7
model minimum rejection
gpd (m3/day) (98.4) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
PHARMA NF2 3838C30a, c 1,800 96.0% PHARMA RO3 8038C35 38.0 1.125 7.91 29
(6.8) (96.5) (2.86) (20.1) (13.2)
PHARMA RO3 3840C30a, 1,650 98.5% PHARMA UF1 3840C30 38.75 0.833 3.79 7
b
(6.2) (98.4) (2.12) (9.6) (3.2)
PHARMA RO3 8038C35a, 6,750 98.5% a

Internal diameter.
b
(25.5) b
a
Average salt rejection after 24h operation. Individual flow rate may vary
±25%.
b
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm NaCl solution at 425 psi (2,930 kPa) operating Table 3: Operating and CIP parameter
pressure, 77°F (25°C), pH6.5 and 15% recovery.
c
Testing conditions: 2,000 ppm MgSO 4 solution at 110 psi (760 kPa) operating Typical Operating Flux 5–20 GFD (8–34 LMH)
pressure, 77°F (25°C), 15 % recovery.
Figure 4: Simulated pressure drop for STD 8040 elements Maximum Operating 600 psi (4,137 kPa)
Pressure
spacer mil active area Maximum Temperature Continuous operation: 122°F
model part number
(mm) ft2 (m2) (50°C)
PHARMA NF2 3838C30 30 75 (7.0) 1232576
(0.76) pH Range Continuous operation: 3.0–10.0,
PHARMA RO3 3840C30 30 77 (7.2) 1223957
(0.76) Maximum Pressure Drop Over an element: 15 psi (103 kPa)
PHARMA RO3 8038C35 35 341 (31.7) 3021475
(0.89) Chlorine Tolerance 500+ ppm-hours,
Dechlorination recommended
PHARMA UF1 3840C30 30 77 (7.2) 1207089
(0.76)

industrial membranes overview sanitary membranes overview specialty membranes
For over 20 years, SUEZ has served a large range of Industrial Membranes by Membrane Type SUEZ has served the food and beverage industry for over
application product name membrane type
industrial fluid separation needs by providing spiral wound RO NF UF MF
30 years with spiral wound membranes to increase value in
membrane elements. The membranes are used in both the process stream. This experience extends into the dairy dairy applications
process separation and water stream recovery. Membranes SE Series DK Series SUEZ Series JX Series industry, sugar applications and the wine industry.
Lactose and Whey Dairy AF RO
that treat the process streams add value in various ways
SG Series DL Series GH Series SUEZ’s broad portfolio covers all key membrane processes Concentration
including: purifying and concentrating valuable products, GK Series implemented in dairies. Applications include: lactose
isolating valuable by-products, and recovering, reusing PT Series Whey Demineralization/ Dairy DK NF
and whey concentration, whey demineralization, lactose
important fluid materials. Membranes that treat influent PW Series Lactose Concentration Dairy DL NF
clarification, whey and milk protein concentration, cheese
water sources prepare the water for any usage within the MW Series
brine clarification and water recovery from UF, NF and RO Hot Water Sanitizable Elements Dairy HWS NF and RO
industrial process for dissolving, mixing, diluting, rinsing, permeates. In addition, we offer several applications for the
quenching, cooling or in the utilities, for boilers and cooling Whey and Milk Protein Dairy Ultra UF UF
sugar and wine industries using MF, NF and RO membranes.
tower feed. Membranes are also used to treat wastewater Specific Industrial Applications Concentration Dairy PT UF
SUEZ’s unique 3-layer membrane technology produces one Dairy PW UF
to enable water reuse in the facility or to meet effluent application product name membrane type
discharge requirements. of the world’s best NF membranes for process applications
Cheese Brine Clarification Dairy JX MF
Brine Purification DK, DL Series NF with excellent salt permeability while maintaining high
SUEZ has a wide range of membranes for industrial rejection of organics such as lactose and proteins, as well as Hot Water Sanitizable Elements Dairy HWS RO/NF
application meeting all of your fluid stream needs. This range Dye Desalting DK, DL Series NF
divalent ions.
includes microfiltration (MF) for clarification applications Textile Effluent Treatment GH, GK Series UF UF/NF/RO Permeate Recovery Polisher RO RO
and for suspended solids removal, ultrafiltration (UF) for This results in increased operational efficiency and improves
Hot Product Demineralization, Duratherm EXL NF, RO the downstream processes. Hot Cow Water Recovery Duratherm STD RO
applications such surface water pre-filtration, TOC/color Concentration
removal, nanofiltration (NF) for salt separation, dye removal/ SUEZ’s Dairy membranes (Figure 1) meet: sugar applications
concentration or metals recovery and reverse osmosis (RO) Hot Condensate Recovery Duratherm STD RO
• 3A-Sanitary Standard: a manufacturing standard that Sugar Concentration DuraCon RO1 RO
for water recovery and process stream concentration.
High Value Organic SUEZ, GH, GK UF covers the sanitary aspects of cross-flow modules for use DuraCon RO5 RO
Not only does SUEZ offer a wide spectrum of membranes, but Fractionation Series with MF, UF, NF and RO systems for processing milk and DuraCon NF1 NF
these are also available in a diversity of configurations to milk products
Acid Recovery, Duracid NF Monosaccharide Purification DuraCon NF2 NF
meet your key fluid characteristics (temperature, viscosity, Metal Reclamation • FDA 21CFR 175, 176, 177, 178 and 182
solid content) as well as the specific process requirements wine applications
like pressure and sanitation. Landfill Leachate Industrial RO3, RO, NF • EU Framework regulation 1935/2004/EC and relevant
DuraSlick* sections of the Plastic Regulation 10/2011 Grape Juice and Must VinoCon RO1 RO
Concentration VinoCon RO3 RO
Emulsified Oil/Water MW Series UF VinoCon RO5 RO
Separation Figure 1: SUEZ Sanitary Membranes
Alcohol Reduction Vinopro NF
Electro-Deposition JX-Series MF
Paint Concentration Wine Clarification Vinoclear MF

deionization solutions deionization
deionization products and processes that are designed to remove total dissolved solids from your process stream
The presence of disolved ions in water can be problematic
depending on the application. SUEZ has a wide range of
The Table below shows where to apply the technologies that
SUEZ manufactures.
Deionization Solutions ReNEW* Series deionization products that meet the most Further, count on SUEZ to recommend complete systems, or
demanding environments. components to help with your water purification needs.
E4H-Series Titan* Series Our deionization products can be divided into three major The graph below also shows how the products compare with
categories: RO, NF and Electroseparation. These systems are regards to water recovery.
E8-Series E-Cell* GEMK3 Standard Systems used in applications ranging from water-reuse to polishing
applications in pharmaceutical and high pressure boiler/
turbine applications.
PRO* Series ECell3X Standard Systems
MUNI Series EDR Standard Systems technology high TSS municipal food/clarification
low TDS/
med TDS
high TDS high purity
EDR ● ● ● ●
RO/NF ● ● ●
SWRO ● ●
EDI ●
Electrodialysis
Reversal
Cost to Treat
Integral (EDR) Evaporators
Concentrate and Crystallizers –
Recovery RO Zero Liquid
Reverse (ICR RO) Discharge
Osmosis (ZLD)
High Efficiency
(RO) Reverse
Osmosis
E Cell
75% 80% 85% 90% 95% 100%

Water Recovery

deionization
deionization solutions (continued)
complete solutions from a single source portfolio overview

As experts in total dissolved solids removal and deionization, SUEZ offers solutions that encompass water reuse and
conservation throughout your operations, optimization of existing water production, and design and construction of new, all-in-one deionization solutions
energy efficient and environmentally friendly desalination processes. With speedy response and reliability, SUEZ can be your Deionize your specific brackish water with SUEZ technology. SUEZ’s packaged approach reaches a wide range of applications
one source accountable for components, membranes, system performance, and more. SUEZ product offerings cover each through speed of delivery and low costs. These systems offer you easy installation and dependable operation.
stage of your fully integrated deionization process. To help plan your system, we analyze your water requirement, test your
source water, evaluate your potential for reuse and conservation, and perform a treatment cost-benefit analysis.
E series RO PRO RO Titan RO MUNI RO ReNew RO EDR EDI
capacity < 1–200 gpm

pretreatment Pre-treatment, reverse osmosis elements, pre-engineered ● ● ● ●
systems, chemicals, lifecycle services, InSight*, Build, Own &
Multi-media filters or ZeeWeed 50–450 gpm ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Operate (BOO)
ultrafiltration (UF) pre-treatment
100 gpm–4 MGD ● ●
offer benefits for your SUEZ
Systems including lower membrane theme Premium ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
fouling, reduced cleaning
costs, increased flux, increased Economy ● ● ●
membrane life and longer
Configurable options ● ● ●
membrane warranty. Depth filters
offer superior SDI reduction, lower
EDR solutions Customizable ● ● ● ● ● ●
pressure drop with greater dirt
holding capacity and up to twice the Because of the polarity reversal High incoming TSS ●
life of conventional depth filters. design, EDR for wastewater reuse is
a self-cleaning, durable membrane Silica removal ● ● ● ● ● ●
system ideal for turbid wastewater. Ultrapure Applications
RO membranes EDR technology achieves high water
● ●
SUEZ offers a broad portfolio of high recovery for water scarce areas and Boron Removal ●
rejection seawater and brackish SUEZ’s wastewater EDR systems
– Premium denotes a system with additional features to optimize efficiency/operations such as a sensor or a controller.
water membranes. Several reclaim more than 20 million gallons – Economy denotes a system with minimum features to ensure performance.
low energy and low fouling per day (75,000 m3/day) of wastewater
membranes are available to for other uses.
reduce overall plant costs.
E-Cell solutions
brackish water reverse osmosis systems SUEZ’s E-Cell* electrodeionization
PRO Series is a range of reverse osmosis (RO) machines (EDI) technology removes residual
and components such as multi-media filters, carbon filters, salts and ionizable aqueous
water softeners, chemical feed systems, tanks, and pumps. species—such as carbon dioxide,
When combined, these components deliver a full-scale, silica, ammonia and boron—from
configurable water system. your water sources. The EDI systems
operate chemical-free, achieve
97% water recovery, and consume
only electricity. They are ideal for
multiple applications including: power
generation for boiler feed and NOx control, semiconductors,
microelectronics, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals.
components for systems

Many components such as stacks,
seawater reverse osmosis systems membrane element housings,
Our Procera desalination solutions are based on the filter housings, Tonkaflo* Pumps,
latest technologies. SUEZ supplies Procera desalination are available to help OEMs build
solutions designed specifically for your application. Your fully their own systems. Tonkaflo
integrated desalination process can include: depth filters, UF pumps were designed to handle the specific operation
conditions of our RO systems.

E4H-series E8-series deionization
the brackish reverse osmosis machine the brackish reverse osmosis machine
The E-Series line represents excellence in standard industry RO machines. When purchasing an E-Series, you get the The E-Series line represents excellence in standard industry RO machines. When purchasing an E-Series, you get the
time-saving simplicity and service to make selection, delivery and installation, as easy as shopping in your local appliance time-saving simplicity and service to make selection, delivery and installation, as easy as shopping in your local appliance
store. Unmatched product and technical support is available 24 hours a day. And since SUEZ manufactures all the critical store. Unmatched product and technical support is available 24-hours a day. And since SUEZ manufactures all the critical
components and integrates them into the E-Series line, you save money. components and integrates them into the E-Series line, you save money.
For years, loyal SUEZ customers have associated the E-Series name with quality, durability and simplicity. But it’s time For years, loyal SUEZ customers have associated the E-Series name with quality, durability and simplicity. But it’s time
for us to set the record straight. The “E” in our E-Series name actually stands for many things—Economy, Excellence, and for us to set the record straight. The “E” in our E-Series name actually stands for many things—Economy, Excellence, and
Endurance, to name a few. Endurance, to name a few.
features and components features and components

• Appliance-like selection • Appliance-like selection
• Complete systems delivered skid-mounted, • Complete systems delivered skid-mounted,
ready to use. ready to use
• SUEZ manufactured membrane elements, • SUEZ manufactured membrane elements,
filters and pumps filters and pumps
• Documentation is already available on • Documentation is already available on
our systems our systems
• No assembly; plug-and-play simplicity • No assembly; plug-and-play simplicity.
robust, high quality construction — delivered FAST robust, high quality construction — delivered FAST
• All models available in economy (ECN) and deluxe • All models available in economy (ECN) and deluxe
(DLX) packages to suit virtually any RO need. (DLX) packages to suit virtually any RO need.
• ECN models include instrumentation packages that • ECN models include instrumentation packages that
are considered “extras” on competitors’ equipment. are considered “extras” on competitors’ equipment.
• Speed of delivery: Some units are in stock, and • Speed of delivery: Some units are in stock, and those
those that are not typically take 6 weeks to deliver. that are not typically take 6 weeks to deliver.
E4H-16K E4H-21K E4H-27K E4H-38K E4H-43K E8-57K E8-86K E8-108K E8-144K E8-216K E8-288K
flow rates Permeate ratea 11.2 gpm 15 gpm 18.8 gpm 26.2 gpm 30 gpm flow rates Permeate ratea 40 gpm 60 gpm 70 gpm 100 gpm 150 gpm 200 gpm
(2.6 m3/hr) (3.4 m3/hr) (4.3 m3/hr) (5.9 m3/hr) (6.8 m3/hr) (9 m3/hr) (14 m3/hr) (17 m3/hr) (23 m3/hr) (34 m3/hr) (45 m3/hr)
Concentrate rate 3.4 gpm 5 gpm 6.3 gpm 8.8 gpm 10 gpm Concentrate rate 13 gpm 20 gpm 38 gpm 50 gpm 50 gpm 67 gpm
(0.9 m3/hr) (1.1 m3/hr) (1.4 m3/hr) (2 m3/hr) (2.3 m3/hr) (3 m3/hr) (5 m3/hr) (8.5 m3/hr) (11 m3/hr) (11 m3/hr) (15 m3/hr)
performance data Membrane quantity 9 12 15 21 24 performance data Membrane quantity 8 12 15 21 30 36
Banking Arrangement 2➔1 2➔2 3➔2 4➔3 5➔3 Banking Arrangement 1➔1➔1 2➔1➔1 3➔2 3➔2➔2 3➔2 4➔2
Recovery 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% Recovery 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75%
Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99%
TDS (NaCl mg/L)b < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 TDS (NaCl mg/L)b < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500
Design temperaturea 77°F 77°F 77°F 77°F 77°F Design temperaturea 77°F 77°F 77°F 77°F 77°F 77°F
(25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C) (25°C)
Operating range (°C)† 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30 Operating range (°C)a 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Installed Power 5.6 kW 5.6 kW 7.4 kW 11.2 kW 11.2 kW Installed Power 11.2 kW 15 kW 18.7 kW 29.8 kW 37.3 kW 44.7 kW
Maximum permeate rate listed at design temperature. Permeate rate will be greatly reduced with temperatures below design temperature
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Guideline only—Consult SUEZ for help with specific ions in feed water. Consult SUEZ with system design questions. Winflows projection software is also available to b
Guideline only—Consult SUEZ for help with specific ions in feed water. Consult SUEZ with system design questions. Winflows projection software is also available to
help with prediction of permeate quality. help with prediction of permeate quality.

deionization
PRO series
the PRO brackish reverse osmosis machine

The PRO series brackish water reverse osmosis machine offers a turnkey, pre-packaged solution to remove total dissolved
PRO-50 PRO-100 PRO-150 PRO-200 PRO-300 PRO-450
solids. These skid mounted systems are available in various models capable of delivering permeate at 50–450 gpm. Pre-
programmed to monitor and control other unit operations, they are meant to be part of a larger flow schematic that would flow rates Permeate ratea 50 gpm 100 gpm 150 gpm 200 gpm 300 gpm 450 gpm
typically include pretreatment, transfer pumps, permeate storage tanks, and chemical feed pumps. Further, they are flexible, (11 m3/hr) (23 m3/hr) (34 m3/hr) (45 m3/hr) (68 m3/hr) (100 m3/hr)
as we can modify them to meet requirements for specific sites and situations.
Concentrate rate 13 gpm 25 gpm 38 gpm 50 gpm 75 gpm 113 gpm
(3 m3/hr) (6 m3/hr) (8.5 m3/hr) (11 m3/hr) (17 m3/hr) (26 m3/hr)
features and components robust, high quality construction—
Concentrate Recycle 10 gpm 10 gpm NA 15 gpm NA NA
• Many options available for a configurable delivered FAST (2.3 m3/hr) (2.3 m3/hr) (3.4 m3/hr)
product to suit your needs • Designed with many years of experience and
• SUEZ manufactured membrane elements, proven to perform Feed Rate 63 gpm 125 gpm 188 gpm 250 gpm 375 gpm 563 gpm
filters and pumps (14 m3/hr) (28.5 m3/hr) (43 m3/hr) (57 m3/hr) (85 m3/hr) (128 m3/hr)
• Speed of delivery: Some units are in stock,
• Documentation is already available on our systems and those that are not typically take 6 weeks performance data Membrane quantity 12 24 36 48 72 108
• Pretreatment designed for quick addition to to deliver.
Banking Arrangement 1 ➔ 1 ➔ 1, 3 ➔ 2 ➔ 1, 3 ➔ 2 ➔ 1, 6 ➔ 4 ➔ 2, 6 ➔ 4 ➔ 2, 9 ➔ 6 ➔ 3,
PRO Series RO systems including multimedia filters, 4L Hsg 4L Hsg 6L Hsg 6L Hsg 6L Hsg 6L Hsg
water softeners and carbon filter.
Recovery 80% 80% 80% 80% 80% 80%
Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99%
TDS (NaCl mg/L)b < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500
Design temperaturea 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F

(16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C)
Operating range (°C)a 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30 15–30
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Inlet pressure (psi) 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60
Design Feed Flow 73 gpm 135 gpm 188 gpm 265 gpm 375 gpm 563 gpm
Rate (17 m3/hr) (31 m3/hr) (43 m3/hr) (60 m3/hr) (85 m3/hr) (128 m3/hr)
Design Boost 330 psig 275 psig 280 psig 240 psig 260 psig 300 psig
Pressure (23 Bar) (19 Bar) (19.3 Bar) (16.5 Bar) (18 Bar) (20.7 Bar)
Installed Power 18.6 kW 30 kW 45 kW 45 kW 56 kW 112 kW

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help with prediction of permeate quality.

MUNI series deionization
the MUNI brackish reverse osmosis machine

The MUNI series brackish water reverse osmosis machine offers a turnkey, pre-packaged solution to remove color, hardness or
MUNI-100 MUNI-150 MUNI-225 MUNI-300 MUNI-450
other total dissolved solids required with municipalities. These skid mounted systems are available in various models capable of
delivering permeate at 100–450 gpm. Pre-programmed to monitor and control other unit operations, they are meant to be part of flow rates Permeate ratea 100 gpm 150 gpm 225 gpm 300 gpm 450 gpm
a larger flow schematic that would typically include pretreatment, transfer pumps, permeate storage tanks, and chemical feed
Concentrate rate 33 gpm 50 gpm 75 gpm 100 gpm 150 gpm
pumps. Further, they are flexible, as we can modify them to meet requirements for specific sites and situations.
Feed Rate 133 gpm 200 gpm 300 gpm 400 gpm 600 gpm
features and components robust, high quality construction—
performance data Membrane quantity 24 36 54 72 108
• Many options available for a configurable delivered FAST
product to suit your needs • Designed with many years of experience and Banking Arrangement 4➔2 4➔2 6➔3 8➔4 12 ➔ 6
• SUEZ manufactured membrane elements, proven to perform. Recovery 75–85% 75–85% 75–85% 75–85% 75–85%
filters and pumps • Speed of delivery: 12–16 weeks, depending on
• Documentation is already available on our systems Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99%
options chosen.
• 15–18 GFD TDS (NaCl mg/L)b < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500
• Permeate flush Design temperaturea 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F
• Bank by bank cleaning (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C)
• Two bank design Operating rangea 35–85°F 35–85°F 35–85°F 35–85°F 35–85°F
(1.6–29.4°C) (1.6–29.4°C) (1.6–29.4°C) (1.6–29.4°C) (1.6–29.4°C)
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Inlet pressure (psi) 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60
Design Feed Flow Rate 73 gpm 135 gpm 188 gpm 265 gpm 375 gpm
(17 m3/hr) (31 m3/hr (43 m3/hr) (60 m3/hr) (85 m3/hr)
Design Boost Pressure 330 psig 275 psig 280 psig 240 psig 260 psig
(23 Bar) (19 Bar) (19.3 Bar) (16.5 Bar) (18 Bar)
Motor HP 1–25 hp 1–40 hp 1–40 hp 1–50 hp 2–40 hp

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ReNEW* series deionization
the ReNEW brackish reverse osmosis machine

The ReNEW series brackish water reverse osmosis machine has been designed at a special low-flux for wastewater reuse
ReNEW-18 ReNEW-36 ReNEW-54 ReNEW-72 ReNEW-90 ReNEW-108
applications (i.e. after MBR or tertiary UF treatment). This platform is a perfect fit to polish SUEZ Z-MOD, Z-BOX and Z-PAK
Series MBR and UF packaged plants effluents. These skid mounted systems are available in various models capable of flow rates Permeate ratea 55 gpm 110 gpm 165 gpm 220 gpm 275 gpm 330 gpm
delivering permeate at 100–450 gpm. Pre-programmed to monitor and control other unit operations, they are meant to be part
Concentrate rate 18 gpm 37 gpm 55 gpm 73 gpm 92 gpm 110 gpm
of a larger flow schematic that would typically include pre-treatment, transfer pumps, permeate storage tanks, and chemical
feed pumps. Further, they are flexible, as we can modify them to meet requirements for specific sites and situations. Feed Rate 73 gpm 147 gpm 220 gpm 293 gpm 367 gpm 440 gpm
features and components robust, high quality construction— performance data Membrane 18 36 54 72 90 108
quantity
• Many options available for a configurable delivered FAST
product to suit your needs Banking 2➔1 4➔2 6➔3 8➔4 10 ➔ 5 12 ➔ 6
• Designed with many years of experience and Arrangement
• SUEZ manufactured membrane elements, proven to perform.
filters and pumps • Speed of delivery: 12–16 weeks, depending on Recovery 75% 75% 75% 75% 75% 75%
• Documentation is already available options chosen. Nominal rejection 98–99% 98–99% 98–99% 98–99% 98–99% 98–99%
on our systems
• 10–11 GFD TDS (NaCl mg/L)b < 2000 < 2000 < 2000 < 2000 < 2000 < 2000
• Permeate flush Feed Water BOD < 20 BOD < 20 BOD < 20 BOD < 20 BOD < 20 BOD < 20
Guideline ppm; TOC < 5 ppm; TOC < 5 ppm; TOC < 5 ppm; TOC < 5 ppm; TOC < 5 ppm; TOC < 5
• Bank by bank cleaning
ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm
• SUEZ low fouling membrane elements
Feed Water Must define Must define Must define Must define Must define Must define
Guideline COD; NTU < 1; COD; NTU < 1; COD; NTU < 1; COD; NTU < 1; COD; NTU < 1; COD; NTU <1
SDI < 5 SDI < 5 SDI < 5 SDI < 5 SDI < 5 ; SDI < 5
Design 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F

temperature (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C)
Operating range† 36–87°F 36–87°F 36–87°F 36–87°F 36–87°F 36–87°F

(2–30°C) (2–30°C) (2–30°C) (2–30°C) (2–30°C) (2–30°C)
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Inlet pressure (psi) 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60
Design Feed 73 gpm 147 gpm 220 gpm 293 gpm 367 gpm 440 gpm
Flow Rate
Design Boost 250 psi 250 psi 250 psi 230 psi 250 psi 230 psi
Pressure
Motor HP 1–25 hp 1–40 hp 1–60 hp 1–60 hp 1–75 hp 1–75 hp

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Titan* series deionization
the Titan brackish reverse osmosis machine

The Titan series brackish water reverse osmosis machine offers a compact treatment system for variable water quality.
TITAN-36 TITAN-72 TITAN-90 TITAN-144 TITAN-180
Configurable process flow to meet changing water demands—either two pass or two ctrain operability in a single system on two
models. Onboard single-point data normalization for performance monitoring and a VFD for high pressure pump to optimize flow rates Permeate ratea 130 gpm 260 gpm, 325 gpm two train, 520 gpm, 650 gpm two train,
energy usage and accommodate varying water temperatures. This system is easy to install and has premium instrumentation 130 gpm per 166 gpm two pass 260 gpm per 332 gpm two pass
with HART protocol. Designed to meet some challenging specifications, choose SUEZ Titan to meet many specifications. train train
Concentrate rate 43 gpm 86 gpm, 109 gpm two train, 174 gpm, 217 gpm two train,
features and components robust, high quality construction— 43 gpm per train 65 gpm two pass 87 gpm per train 130 gpm two pass
• Many options available for a configurable delivered FAST Feed Rate 173 gpm 346 gpm, 433 gpm two train, 694 gpm, 867 gpm two train,
product to suit your needs • Designed with many years of experience and 173 gpm per 217 gpm two pass 347 gpm per 461 gpm two pass
• SUEZ manufactured membrane elements, proven to perform. train train
filters and pumps • Speed of delivery: 12–16 weeks, depending on performance data Membrane quantity 36 72 90 144 180
• Documentation is already available options chosen.
on our systems Banking 4➔2 4 ➔ 2, 6 ➔ 3, 8 ➔ 4, 12 ➔ 6,
Arrangement 4➔2 4➔2 8➔4 8➔4
• ASME Code housings
Recovery 75% 75% 75% 75% 75%
• SS, Sch.10 High and low pressure piping
• NEMA 4 Enclosure Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99%
• Bank-by-bank cleaning TDS (NaCl mg/L)b < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500 < 2500
Design 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F 60°F

temperaturea (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C) (16°C)
Operating range 16–25 16–25 16–25 16–25 16–25

(°C)a
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Inlet pressure (psi) 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60 30–60

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E-Cell GEMK3 standard systems ECell3X standard systems deionization
electrodeionization (EDI) water treatment electrodeionization (EDI) water treatment

Remove residual salts and other aqueous species from your water with up to 18 MOhm-cm resistivity. Remove residual salts and other aqueous species from your water with up to 18 MOhm-cm resistivity.
SUEZ’s E-Cell electrodeionization (EDI) technology removes residual salts and ionizable aqueous species—such as carbon SUEZ’s E-Cell electrodeionization (EDI) technology removes residual salts and ionizable aqueous species—such as carbon
dioxide, silica, ammonia and boron—from your water sources. The EDI systems operate chemical-free, achieve 97% water dioxide, silica, ammonia and boron—from your water sources. The EDI systems operate chemical-free, achieve 97% water
recovery, and consume only electricity. They are ideal for multiple applications including: power generation for boiler feed and recovery, and consume only electricity. They are ideal for multiple applications including: power generation for boiler feed and
NOx control, semiconductors, microelectronics, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals. NOx control, semiconductors, microelectronics, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals.
standard features base systems features

• MK-3 stacks allow for a simplified system design, removing • ECell3X Systems with 1 to 12 stacks for flow range of 15–336 gpm.
the need for concentrate recirculation as well as brine injection. • Rectifier compatible with 400 VAC and 50 Hz or 460 VAC and 60 Hz.
• MK-3 stacks low energy design reduces electrical requirements • Individual stack current monitoring.
and operating costs.
• Flow and pressure transmitters, ability to connect to SCADA systems.
• MK-3 stacks are hard piped directly to the system.
• Concentrate flow is in the opposite direction to the Dilute flow, delivering easy installation and dependable operation
thus allowing systems to operate at higher hardness concentrations • All major components for ECell3X are skid-mounted in a pre-packaged
for longer periods of time. system for fast delivery and start up.
• All necessary instrumentation for monitoring component performance is
delivering easy installation and dependable operation integrated in your pre-packaged solution.
• All major components for E-Cell Standard Systems are skid-mounted
• Full Factory Acceptance Test completed on each system before shipment.
in a pre-packaged system for fast delivery and start up.
• All necessary instrumentation for monitoring component simple control
performance is integrated in your pre-packaged solution. • The ECell3X features a simple manual control for the system, and
• Full Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) completed on each system Hand/Auto control for remote starting and stopping. PLC Premium
before shipment. systems are also available.
GEMK3-1 GEMK3-24 GEMK3-27 ECell3X-2 ECell3X-4 ECell3X-8 ECell3X-12
flow rates Nominal Product rate gpm (m3/h) 15 (3.4) 360 (81.8) 405 (92.0) flow rates Nominal Product rate gpm (m3/h) 44 (10) 88 (20) 176 (40) 264 (60)
Concentrate rate gpm (m3/h) 0.44 to 2.22 10.6 to 53.3 11.9 to 60 Concentrate rate gpm (m3/h) 0.83 to 7.67 2.5 to 15.3 94.2 to 30.7 8.3 to 46
(0.10 to 0.51) (2.4 to 12.1) (2.7 to 13.6) (0.19 to 1.74) (0.57 to 3.48) (0.95 to 6.97) (1.89 to 10.45)
10 to 20 240 to 480 270 to 540 Product Flow Range gpm (m3/h) 15 to 56 45 to 112 75 to 224 150 to 336
Product Flow Range gpm (m3/h)
(2.3 to 4.5) (54.5 to 109.0) (61.4 to 122.6) (3.4 to 12.7) (10.2 to 25.4) (17.0 to 50.9) (34.1 to 76.3)
performance data Number of Stacks 1 16–24 18–27 performance data Number of Stacks 1–2 3–4 5–8 10–12
Recovery Up to 95% Up to 95% Up to 95% Recovery Up to 95% Up to 95% Up to 95% Up to 95%
Outlet (Dilute) Product Quality > 16 MOhm-cm > 16 MOhm-cm > 16 MOhm-cm Outlet (Dilute) Product Quality > 16 MOhm-cm > 16 MOhm-cm > 16 MOhm-cm > 16 MOhm-cm
Outlet Product Silica Guarantee Down to < 5 ppb Down to < 5 ppb Down to < 5 ppb Outlet Product Silica Guarantee Down to < 5 ppb Down to < 5 ppb Down to < 5 ppb Down to < 5 ppb
Operating temperature °F (°C) 40 to 104 (4.4 to 40) Operating temperature °F (°C) 40 to 104 (4.4 to 40)
Total Exchangeable Anions in Feed < 25.0 ppm < 25.0 ppm < 25.0 ppm Total Exchangeable Anions in Feed < 25.0 ppm < 25.0 ppm < 25.0 ppm < 25.0 ppm
Operating pH 5–9 5–9 5–9 Operating pH 5–9 5–9 5–9 5–9
Feed pressure PSI (bar) 60 to 100 (4.1 to 6.9) Feed pressure PSI (bar) 60 tp 100 (4.1 to 6.9)
Connection Requirement 3.5 kVA 56 kVA 63 kVA Connection Requirement 13 kVA 21 kVA 36 kVA 52 kVA
Maximum Rectifier Output (@ 300 VDC) 5.2 amps 124.8 amps 140.4 amps Maximum Rectifier Output (@ 400 VDC) 10.4 amps 20.8 amps 41.6 amps 62.4 amps
Typical Power Consumption kWh/1000 gal (kWh/m )

3
0.5 to 1.0 (0.13 to 0.26)

EDR standard systems deionization
aquamite EDR systems

SUEZ’s Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) product is a proven and reliable desalination technology that has been in service
AQ 5-150 AQ 5-200 AQ 10-150 AQ 10-200 AQ 15-2-500 AQ 15-3-600
in a variety of industrial and public infrastructure applications. SUEZ offers a variety of system sizes to accommodate our
customers’ needs. flow rates Nominal Product 36 36 75 75 140 130
Flow rate gpm (8) (8) (16) (16) (32) (30)
(m3/d)
EDR features feed water guidelines
• High water recovery, up to 94% • Typical Feed TDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 to 3,000 ppm (mg/l) Product Flow Range 20–40 25–55 40–80 55–110 85–160 85–135
gpm (m3/d) (5–9) (7–13) (9–18) (13–25) (20–36) (20–30)
• Salt removal of 50–95% • Maximum Feed TDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,000 ppm (mg/l)
• Self-cleaning process with polarity reversal • Silica (Reactive) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . unlimited performance data Number of Stacks 1 1 2 2 2 3
• Free Chlorine tolerance • pH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–10 Number of 2 2 2 2 2 3

• Tolerance to moderate suspended solids Hydraulic Stages
• SDI (5 min. test) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
• Adjustable product TFS without blending • Turbidity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.5 NTU Number of Cell 150 200 150 200 600 600
• Ability to disassemble stacks for inspection Pairs per Stage
• Free Chlorine (continuous). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.5 ppm (mg/l)
• Silica tolerance • TOC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 15 ppm (mg/l) Recovery Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94%
EDR benefits • COD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 50 ppm (mg/l) as O2 Salt Removal 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95%
• Efficient use of scarce water resources • Iron. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.3 ppm (mg/l) Typical TDS (mg/L) 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000
• Low pretreatment requirements • Manganese, Aluminum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.1 ppm (mg/l)
Maximum Feed TDS 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000
and costs • H2S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.1 ppm (mg/l)
• Low chemical consumptions costs Operating range (°C) 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F
(4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C)
• Long membrane life, typically 10+ years
Operating pH 2–10 2–10 2–10 2–10 2–10 2–10
• Strong ability to recover from
less than ideal feed water quality Maximum Stack 50 50 50 50 50 50
• All necessary instrumentation inlet pressure (psi)
for monitoring component
Maximum Rectifier 240 V @ 43 A 240 V @ 43 A 240 V @ 39 A 240 V @ 39 A 590 V @ 46 A 590 V @ 26 A
performance is integrated in Output Stage 1
your pre-packaged solution
Maximum Rectifier 240 V @ 18 A 240 V @ 18 A 240 V @ 18 A 240 V @ 18 A 530 V @ 18 A 520 V @ 14 A
Output Stage 2
Connection 35 KVA 35 KVA 60 KVA 60 KVA 90 KVA 80 KVA

Requirement
Specific power 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4

consumption
(kWh/1,000 gallons)

EDR standard systems (continued) deionization
EDR 2020 systems

SUEZ’s Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) product is a proven and reliable desalination technology that has been in service
2020-4L-2S 2020-4L-3S 2020-6L-2S 2020-6L-3S 2020-8L-2S 2020-8L-3S
in a variety of industrial and public infrastructure applications. SUEZ offers a variety of system sizes to accommodate our
customers’ needs. flow rates Nominal Product Flow rate 560 520 840 780 1120 1040
gpm (m3/d) (130) (120) (190) (180) (255) (235)
EDR features feed water guidelines Product Flow Range 325–655 325–545 485–985 485–820 645–1315 645–1090
• High water recovery, up to 94% • Typical Feed TDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 to 3,000 ppm (mg/l) gpm (m3/d) (75–145) (75–120) (110–225) (110–185) (145–300) (145–245)
• Salt removal of 50–95% • Maximum Feed TDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,000 ppm (mg/l) performance data Number of Stacks 8 12 12 18 16 24
• Self-cleaning process with polarity reversal • Silica (Reactive) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . unlimited Number of Lines 4 4 6 6 8 8
• Free chlorine tolerance • pH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–10
Number of Stage 2 3 2 3 2 3
• Tolerance to moderate suspended solids • SDI (5 min. test) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Recovery Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94% Up to 94%
• Adjustable product TFS without blending • Turbidity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.5 NTU
• Ability to disassemble stacks for inspection Salt Removal 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95% 50 to 95%
• Free Chlorine (continuous). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.5 ppm (mg/l)
• Silica tolerance • TOC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 15 ppm (mg/l) Typical TDS (mg/L) 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000 100 to 3,000
EDR benefits • COD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 50 ppm (mg/l) as O2 Maximum Feed TDS 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000
• Efficient use of scarce water resources • Iron. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.3 ppm (mg/l) 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F 40–100°F
Operating range (°C)
• Manganese, Aluminum. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.1 ppm (mg/l) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C) (4–38°C)
• Low pretreatment requirements and costs
• Low chemical consumptions costs • H2S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.1 ppm (mg/l) Operating pH 2–10 2–10 2–10 2–10 2–10 2–10
• Long membrane life, typically 10+ years Maximum Stack inlet

50 50 50 50 50 50
pressure (psi)
• Strong ability to recover from less than
ideal feed water quality Maximum Rectifier Output 590 VDC, 590 VDC, 590 VDC, 590 VDC, 590 VDC, 590 VDC,
• All necessary instrumentation Stage 1 46 A 26 A 46 A 26 A 46 A 26 A
for monitoring component Maximum Rectifier Output 518 VDC, 518 VDC, 518 VDC, 518 VDC, 518 VDC, 518 VDC,
performance is integrated in Stage 2 18 A 14 A 18 A 14 A 18 A 14 A
your pre-packaged solution
Connection Requirement 276 KVA 209 KVA 380 KVA 285 KVA 542 KVA 397 KVA
Specific power consumption

2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4 2–4
(kWh/1,000 gallons)

zero liquid discharge (ZLD) and zero liquid discharge
thermal products solutions
zero liquid discharge zero liquid discharge (ZLD) and thermal products
Achieving stringent wastewater treatment regulations and
reducing water usage have become one of the most critical
effective water and wastewater management. SUEZ ZLD
systems can help simplify the permitting process, thereby
Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) and Thermal Products Solutions considerations in industry today. Numerous environmental accelerating your plant development schedule and alleviating
regulations, rigorous permitting processes, and lack of water environmental concerns.
availability, among other factors, are driving many industrial
Thermal Products With more than 45 years of experience in the design, delivery,
facilities to implement Zero Liquid Discharge systems as commissioning and service of ZLD systems, SUEZ provides a
a solution. comprehensive portfolio of technologies for ZLD applications,
Brine Concentrator and Evaporator
SUEZ’s ZLD systems eliminate liquid waste streams from including brine concentrators, evaporators, and crystallizers.
your plant and produce high purity water for reuse. In many
Crystallizer cases, your plant’s water consumption can be reduced by
Proven performers and highly reliable, SUEZ ZLD systems
offer 95% availability and are up to 30% percent more energy
up to 90 percent – saving money and helping to protect the efficient than conventional designs. These technologies
Caustic Concentrator environment. You may even be able to capture valuable can often be combined with other SUEZ equipment, such as
by-products and sell them to offset your costs. ultrafiltration (UF), reverse osmosis (RO), electrodeionization
SAGD Produced Water Evaporator SUEZ is continually developing new thermal solutions that (EDI) and ion exchange to provide the optimal solution.
respond to changing market needs. Our extensive Our specialists can tailor a system to fit your wastewater
global experience can help you tackle the challenges of characteristics, flow rates, and end-product requirements.
stringent discharge regulations, process optimization and

zero liquid discharge (ZLD) and thermal products zero liquid discharge
thermal products solutions (continued)
eliminate liquid discharge, recover valuable process water portfolio overview

ZLD industrial wastewater treatment technologies help plants meet discharge and water reuse requirements at the lowest
possible cost This allows: power companies to meet stringent cooling tower blowdown and FGD discharge regulations; oil and brine concentrators, evaporators, crystalizers, concentrators
gas companies to better manage produced water; mining companies to treat and recover valuable products from their waste SUEZ pioneered the first thermal brine concentrator in 1974 and has provided hundreds of zero liquid discharge systems to
streams and numerous other industrial wastewaters. numerous customers all over the world ever since. SUEZ leverages its experience and technical expertise to produce the
industry’s highest quality and most reliable brine concentrators, evaporators, and crystallizers. SUEZ provides its thermal
pretreatment systems for a wide range of tough-to-treat wastewater and designs its systems for longevity and high on-stream availability.
SUEZ leverages all of its non-thermal technologies to pretreat and pre-concentrate typically these technologies can concentrate up to:
waste streams upfront of its brine concentrators and crystallizers. Pretreatment
technologies include: primary treatment, ultrafiltration, nano-filtration, reverse
osmosis, electro-deionization.
brine concentrators and evaporators
SUEZ brine concentrators and evaporators can recover up to 95% of industrial

wastewater as high purity distillate. This can be used for boiler makeup, Nox
control, cooling tower makeup and process use. The remaining five percent is a
slurry concentrate that may be sent to a small solar pond, reduced to dry solids in a
crystallizer or spray dryer, or used for ash wetting.
crystallizers
Meeting stringent zero-liquid-discharge requirements also requires a crystallizer,

to reduce brine concentrate to a dry solid. Recovered water can be recycled back to
plant processes, while an easy-to-handle dry solid can be safely disposed of in an
approved landfill. SUEZ specializes in forced circulation and calandria crystallizers
incorporating steam or vapor compression
caustic concentrators
RO: Evaporator:
Crystallizer ZLD
Caustic soda (NaOH) produced from membrane electrolysis is concentrated from < 50,000 PPM TDS 100–300,000 PPM TDS
32 to 50 and 99% using thermal caustic concentrators. SUEZ has over 30 years of
experience in the production of caustic concentrators, flakers and prillers. SUEZ’s • RO systems are used to pre- • Brine concentrators cover a • Pure salt and mixed salt
caustic concentrators are falling film steam driven as well as mechanical vapor concentrate wastewater streams specific application of evaporator crystallizers
compression systems. prior to thermal zero discharge technology • Evaporate highly concentrated
treatment • Used in waste water treatment waste water (such as brine
• Cost effective to reduce the volume of waste concentrator blowdown) to
SAGD produced water evaporators • Reliable concentration and produce high quality distilled dry solids
technology water as a product • Ideal for waste waters of greater
SUEZ’s patented produced water evaporators are effective in treating SAGD • Seeded slurry technology allows than 60,000 ppm
produced water as well as once through steam generators (OTSGs) blowdown. concentration without scaling • Solids are harvested from the
Though experts in seeded-slurry approach, SUEZ pioneered a non-seeded of surfaces crystallizer by filter press,
approach for its produced water evaporators thus reducing risk to the operating • Good candidate streams are centrifuge or dryer
unit, while still creating high quality distillate water. Evaporation versus warm- waste waters that are usually • Pure salt experience in NaCl,
lime softening helps customers achieve 98% or more recovery, increasing reuse high in TDS Na2SO4, CaCl 2, NaNO3, K2SO4,
potential and limiting fresh water consumption. Na2S, NH4 SO4, MAP and DAP

brine concentrator and evaporator crystallizer zero liquid discharge
reliable, energy efficient, corrosion resistant reduce wastewater to dry solid

SUEZ brine concentrators and evaporators can recover up to 95% of industrial wastewater as high purity distillate. This can be In order to meet stringent ZLD discharge requirements, demanding and environmentally-conscious companies are turning
used for boiler makeup, NOx control, cooling tower makeup and process use. The remaining five percent is a slurry concentrate to advanced technologies capable of eliminating wastewater streams by leaving behind only clean water and solid salt crystals.
that may be sent to a small solar pond, reduced to dry solids in a crystallizer or spray dryer, or used for ash wetting. Combined with other technologies such as reverse osmosis or evaporators to treat most of the water for reuse, crystallizers
• Variable waste flows – SUEZ’s largest single brine concentrate the remaining wastewater to a solid that can be safely disposed of in a landfill or recovered as a valuable by-product
• Energy-efficient operation – In the vapor compression
concentrator treats 1,200 gpm, while small units treat as for use.
configuration, the brine concentrator uses 21 to 37 BTU
per pound of waste feed. This converts to 50 to 90 kWh per little as 10 gpm.
• Skid-mounted, fully packaged systems that include all • Designed with simple color graphic controls and an
1,000 gallons of feed, which is 25 to 50 times more efficient • Ability to run on electricity or steam – Typical operation is auxiliary equipment and controls for ease of installation. automatic wash system ensure ease of operation.
than conventional single-effect, steam-driven evaporators. by mechanical vapor compression, but brine concentrators
• Systems which can be designed to recover specific salts • Systems which use mechanical vapor recompression
• Corrosion resistant titanium – High-grade construction may also run on steam in a multiple-effect configuration.
from a waste stream for valuable product recovery. (MVR) technology to recycle the steam vapor, minimizing
materials mean SUEZ brine concentrators will last for • Fully automated operation – Maintain precise system energy consumption and costs.
decades and provide reliable operation. control while minimizing operator interaction.
• Scale control – Proprietary seeded slurry technology
controls scale, often limiting cleanings to only once per year.

zero liquid discharge
caustic concentrator SAGD produced water evaporator
robust and proven design SUEZ offers a steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) produced water evaporator system with high on-stream availability that
reduces downtime and is a robust technology that can handle upsets.
Sodium chloride is used to produce chlorine and caustic soda by means of membrane electrolysis. The caustic soda produced
SUEZ’s SAGD patented evaporator technology ensures CERTAINTY of:
from this process must be concentrated from 32 to 50 and 99% for most applications.
SUEZ has over 30 years of experience in the production of caustic concentrators, flakers and prillers. Our team of chemical • COST through technology advancements that reduce • Though experts in seeded-slurry approach, SUEZ
and process engineers have utilized their expertise in high temperatures, corrosive materials and high alloy metals to design operating and capital spend. pioneered a non-seeded approach for its produced
over 75 caustic soda plants worldwide. • RELIABILITY with over 15 years of experience and water evaporators thus reducing risk to the operating
design expertise. unit, while still creating high quality distillate water.
• Material of construction include Nickel 201 and other high • Uniform liquid distribution from properly designed • Evaporation versus warm-lime softening helps
• SCHEDULING demonstrated through a vast project
alloy metals. distributors/ferrules. customers achieve 98% or more recovery, increasing
install base and fifth-generation modular design.
• Maximum efficiency and reliability via multiple effect • Double effect falling film counter-current concentrator, reuse potential and limiting fresh water consumption.
• COMPLIANCE by addressing environmental goals
falling film counter-current concentrators. with preheaters in order to reach the best efficiency. • Robust design allows evaporator to handle source
and client stewardship.
• Seamless tubes last three times longer than welded tubes. • Flexibility of the unit ranges from 30% to 100% of its water upsets.
• SUEZ’s patented produced water evaporators are
• Chemistry compatibility to avoid corrosion and scaling. nominal capacity. • Enhances on-stream availability resulting in savings
effective in treating SAGD produced water as well as
• Steam injection avoids erosion related to impingement. once through steam generators (OTSGs) blowdown. of operating costs and capital spend.

anaerobic technologies anaerobic digestion
anaerobic digestion convert organic refuse waste material to renewable energy

Anaerobic digestion is the key to converting waste into
value products such as renewable energy and fertilizer.
low energy input while producing clean effluents to meet
discharge requirements.
Anaerobic Technologies Monsal HPD Process* This technology uses bacteria in the absence of oxygen For municipalities, anaerobic technology offers a long
to break down matter to create methane rich biogas. The term treatment solution for sludge and waste handling.
biogas created can be converted to renewable energy
Monsal* ADT for Sludge Treatment Monsal Sequential Gas Mixing Renewable energy can be generated while reducing
enabling owners to repower their plant. Wastewater sludge, greenhouse gas emissions, and diverting organic wastes
along with organic waste streams can be a burden and by from landfills, providing treatment security for
Anaerobic MBR (AnMBR) Monsal AirMix leveraging anaerobic digestion to produce value products, the community.
not only provides a good economic model, it provides a side
Monsal Biowaste Monsal Pump Mixing environmental benefit to reduce organics to landfill and the The growing industry of biowaste renewable energy
associated greenhouse gas emissions. provides an effective business model to transform waste
into revenue by converting organics into renewable energy.
Biological Hydrolysis Monsal AirLift Auto De-Sludging (ADS) Anaerobic technologies are often used in industries with Developers, municipalities and EPCs are poised to benefit
high strength wastewater streams to reduce organics with from this developing industry.
Pasteurization Monsal RE:Smart* Heat Exchangers
RE:Sep*
industrial wastewater
sludge biowaste
(high organic, low solids)
monsal advanced digestion technologies

AnMBR monsal biowaste
(ADT)
water renewable energy fertilizer

Monsal ADT for sludge treatment anaerobic MBR (AnMBR) anaerobic digestion
advanced digestion technologies to maximize value from sludge industrial wastewater converted to reuse water
SUEZ’s Advanced Digestion Technologies (ADT) for sludge offers a suite of products that maximize the efficiency of existing In many industries, the use of water is a vital part of sludge. Organic material in wastewater can be a source of
municipal wastewater treatment plant digestion infrastructure. Monsal ADT can increase digester capacity by biological manufacturing and process operations. The use of water energy when treated anaerobically. The methane rich biogas
hydrolysis while producing Class A Biosolids, Monsal ADT solutions are designed to suit a specific WWTP’s needs. typically renders a wastewater that is often high in strength produced can be used as a renewable, storable source of
both in terms of organic residuals and solids. Industries supplemental energy for the production of heat or power.
help maximize biogas yield and free up digester capacity with generate US EPA compliant class A biosolids such as food and beverage are prime generators of high SUEZ’s AnMBR solution generates renewable energy, and
strength industrial wastewaters. These wastewaters are
biological hydrolysis with pasteurization enables a final effluent suitable for reuse.
costly to discharge, or if aerobic treatment is utilized, require
• 25%–30% increase in biogas • 60 minute hold at 70°C (158°F) a high amount of energy, and generate high levels of waste
• 2x–3x increase in digester capacity • Plug and play upfront of digestion
• 15% reduction in biosolids • Enhance heat recovery within process
• Install upfront of digester without downtime • Eliminate restrictions on biosolids use for long term
• Enable import sludge from neighboring plants biosolids management
Monsal 42, Monsal 55, Monsal 55s Monsal 70
anaerobic product offerings key benefits

SUEZ’s lifecycle offerings are designed to work synergistically to help you achieve
increased efficiency and reduced energy costs.
anaerobic digestion water for reuse sludge disposal renewable energy

Retrofit upgrade for Superior effluent quality 80% Reduction in Methane rich biogas
mixing systems heat exchangers sludge treatment plant automation existing conventional and reliability using the amount of waste produced can be used
Automatically desludge anaerobic digestion SUEZ’s ZeeWeed 500 biological sludge that as a renewable, storable,
Automatically control Continuous plant systems. membranes. will require disposal source of supplemental
>90% active volumes up to four clarifiers in
temperature in the monitoring and reporting compared to aerobic energy for the production
with less than 2W/m3 parallel with low energy Higher organic loading Leverages SUEZ’s
digester or process to to support optimization of solutions. of heat or power.
mixing energy. and low maintenance rates reduce footprint. experience and industry
+/-1°C. plant operations.
required. leadership in MBR plant No biological oxygen
Sealed process so odor,
design. required reducing energy
Sequential Gas Mixing Re:Heat/Re:Coot VOC, and greenhouse gas
costs for operation.
Pump Mix Systems Re:Smart/ ADS InSight emission control is much
Air Mix Systems Re:SmartSteam more efficient.

anaerobic digestion
Monsal biowaste
from reception hall to renewable energy – a resource factory

Food waste (Biowaste) is increasingly regarded as a resource significant sustainable energy source. Rather than disposing
instead of a waste requiring disposal. Organic material of organic food waste to landfill, SUEZ’s biowaste anaerobic
contained within leftover food waste collected from homes, digestion system can be used to recover biogas for renewable
from food manufacturers and restaurants represents a energy generation while producing nutrient rich fertilizer cake.
1. organics separation 2. enhance digester efficiency 3. digestate for 4. renewable energy

beneficial use from biogas
• Monsal RE:Sep* • Monsal Hydrolysis • Maintain valuable • Using Combined

pasteurization digestion nutrients to sell Heat & Power (CHP)
• Integrated multi-step (HPD) Process digestate as Engines, can help you
process that provides fertilizer. to achieve improved
enhanced organics • Consistent digester feed renewable energy
capture. by buffering between • Enable beneficial conversion efficiency.
Re:SEP and anaerobic reuse – such as
• Effective removal of digestion. land application or • Utilize your enhanced
contaminants and compost blending. biogas yields by
grit, producing a clean • Pasteurize feed slurry, converting it into
easily digestable where necessary, to • Integrate centrate both renewable
slurry. meet all regulations polishing using electricity and heat.
and requirements for LeapMBR to allow
• Ultimate flexibility pathogen kill. for liquid recycle to • Benefit from having
to accommodate Re:Sep, eliminating a single technology
biowastes with • Achieve enhanced biogas the need for fresh supplier in SUEZ.
varying contaminant yields, experiencing water.
levels, anywhere up 80–85% COD conversion.
to 30%.
20,000 ton/year of waste 95% organics capture Meet effluent limits of Digestate to meet
makes 1MW of from raw variable feed liquid wastes, including Class A regulations
renewable energy FOG

biological hydrolysis pasteurization anaerobic digestion
increasing biogas yield while handling expansion economical class A biosolids solutions
Maximize wastewater treatment plant digester capacity with biological hydrolysis. Hydrolyzing sludge prior to digestion It is aspirational of many wastewater treatment plants to create pathogen-free biosolids. Utilizing SUEZ’s Monsal 70
minimizes required HRT for volatile solids conversion, enabling increased digester loading rates up to 5.0 kg VS/m3 – day. This pasteurization technology is a simple and economical way to achieve this, and can be adapted to any WWTP size. By holding
enables WWTPs to eliminate the need for expansion and increase biogas yield while producing stabilized biosolids. This proven sludge prior to anaerobic digestion at a temperature of 70°C (158°F) for up to 1 hour, restrictions on biosolids use is eliminated.
technology is proprietary to SUEZ and available in Monsal 42, Monsal 55 and Monsal 55s. Monsal 70 produces EPA compliant Class A biosolids and is available in a range of sizes, or be designed to suit.
volatile solids reduction vs. digester HRT eliminate restrictions of biosolids use
70
• The Monsal 70 process is compliant
Biological Hydrolysis + AD
60
with the EPA Part 503 rule to
Conventional AD generate Class A biosolids at lower
50 temperature than alternative
Volatile Solids Reduction %

treatment technologies,
40 while still maintaining a reasonable
processing time.
30
• While uncertainty surrounds land
20
use regulations and disposal options
for organics, Monsal 70 allows plant
10 owners and have long term options of
biosolids management.
0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
Digester HRT (Days)
low total operating cost
increase digester efficiency • No sludge conditioning, specialized
operating permits or staff required.
• Economical alternative • Full heat recovery in the system,
to building more enabling operation with lower fresh
digester volume heat addition.
• Consolidate sludge • Only required heating point for
treatment and import the digestion process, simplifying
from neighboring plants total operations.
• Free up volume for other
Monsal 42 Monsal 55 Monsal 55s organic wastes plug and play continuous flow
Digester HRT 12–20 days 12–20 days 12–20 days • Operate digesters at • Incorporating three reactors in parallel,
higher solids content while operating in batch, ensures a
Digester 6–10% 6–10% 6–10%
continuous flow existing the process.
feed solids enabler for WWTP repowering
concentrations • Designed to be simply retrofit up-
• Increasing digester OLR front of existing anaerobic digesters.
Sludge biogas +25% +25% +25%
yields at same
and produce more biogas • Stand alone controls and operation
HRT (vs. • Enhancing biogas yield such to implement without taking
conventional) downstream digestion out of service.
• Utilizing CHP’s to produce
Achievable Class B Class A Class A electricity and recapture • Designed to be installed on a single
biosolids all required heat concrete slab.
quality
produce enhanced biosolids
Process Single Hydrolysis + Hydrolysis + Monsal 70
stages stage Pasteurization Pasteurization
• Adaptable design to meet
hydrolysis standard capacities 63,400 gpd (240 m3/d) 95,000 gpd (360 m3/d) 126,800 gpd (480 190,000 gpd (960 m3/d)
all biosolids standards, m3/d)
Design 42°C 42°C (stage 1) 42°C (stage 1) including EPA Class A
Temperature 55–65°C 55–65°C (stage 2) pasteurization batch conditions 60 Minute Hold at 70°C
(stage 2)
• Enhance biogas
yield reduces resultant EPA compliance Class A under CFR 40 Part 503 Rule (Alternative 5: approved PFRP)
Heat Tube in Tube in tube Tube in tube biosolids mass
Exchange tube (both stages) (stage 1) typical footprint 35' x 55' (10.5 m x 16.8 m)
Steam injection
• Enable biosolids sales
(stage 2) as fertilizer materials of construction 316SS

RE:Sep* Monsal HPD process anaerobic digestion
mechanical separation to produce high quality slurry advanced anaerobic digestion for biowaste
The key to a successful anaerobic digestion (AD) facility generating renewable energy from biowaste is effectively capturing Biowaste materials can vary from commercial wastes from restaurants, waste from food manufacturing, residential source
organics from a varying waste stream, and removing contaminants. Through SUEZ’s experience in providing a full wing- separated organics, and a multitude of liquid wastes including FOG. The Monsal HPD process combines all of the stages of an
to-wing solution on biowaste AD facilities the internally developed Re:Sep system maximizes this capture and produces effective digestion process into an integrated approach that can be tailored based on plant capacity to help maximize the
a clean high quality digester feed. The Re:Sep system comes in either a single or dual train arrangement, and can handle conversion of these wastes into value products, namely renewable energy and fertilizer. Ideal to be coupled with SUEZ’s
contamination levels up to 30%, and captures over 95% of the organic material. RE:Sep to provide full value to end customers.
Hydrolysis Pasteurization Digestion

flexible design valuable by-products high efficiency digestion
• A modular and scalable process • An integrated pasteurization system, • Delivers higher conversion of volatile
design create building blocks for Monsal 70, will produce an end organic matter, with over 80% COD
a full-scale, highly configurable product free of harmful pathogens. converted to biogas.
anaerobic digestion system. • Produce nutrient rich digestate • Shorten retention times and increase
• Fully integrated design with that can be dewatered to produce a capacity within a digester for additional
process control to operate 24/7 in cake of 25 to 35% dry solids and a sludge or organic waste digestion.
fully automated. treated effluent stream to meet any
discharge requirement.
HPD process
Re:Sep – single train RE:Sep – dual train hydrolysis Retention time 4–5 days
capacity Capacity (Solid Biowaste) 60,000 Tonnes/year 120,000 Tonnes/year Mixing SUEZ Jet Mixing
Average Throughput (Dependent on Feedstock) 15 Tonnes/hr 15 Tonnes/hr pasteurization System Monsal 70
Energy Use < 5 kWh/Tonne < 5 kWh/Tonne Pasteurization Batch Conditions 60 minute hold at 70°C
raw feed Contaminants Up to 30% Up to 30% EPA Compliance Class A
slurry to digester Organics Capture > 95% > 95% digestion Retention time 18–22 days
Contaminants in Digestate < 0.1%a < 0.1%* COD Reduction > 80%
TS Slurry Target 10% 10% VS Reduction > 80%
When post digestion screening is applied

a
Total solids reduction ~ 72%

Monsal sequential gas mixing Monsal AirMix anaerobic digestion
high solids AD made easy any sludge tank fully mixed

Designs surrounding anaerobic digestion are becoming Sequential gas mixing (SGM) ensures anaerobic digesters Traditional mixing equipment for sludge tanks are typically through a series of nozzles sequentially, high mixing energies
more and more aggressive. With increased organic loading are mixed continuously to without thermal layering and challenged to effectively mix the entire tank contents. can be applied to local zones within a tank ensuring rigorous
of digesters, mixing becomes critical to ensure that the accumulation of volatile fatty acid (VFA) pockets. The Further, due to the high solids content of sludge, as well as local mixing at low energy consumption.
whole digester volume is available for processing, fresh Monsal SGM system has been optimized for low power while the potential for grit to be present, wear and stress on any With all equipment outside of the tank, AirMix systems allow
feed material is mixed uniformly within the reactor, and the achieving complete digester mixing. rotating equipment is significant. Monsal AirMix solutions for all maintenance to occur simply, without having to drain
biological breakdown products of digestion are dispersed. eliminate these concerns. Using the simple principle of tanks. AirMix systems can be designed for any tank geometry,
drawing air from outside a tank, compressing and injecting it and are easily installed in either concrete or steel tanks.
overview and applications overview and applications
• High Solids Digestion—up to 10% TS • Mix thick sludges up to 8% TS

• Utilizes sequential gas injection • Utilizes sequential air injection
• Applicable in sewage sludge or biowaste digestion • Sludge holding tanks and post digestion tanks
• Suitable for new build or retrofit; steel or • Installation in concrete or steel tanks
concrete tanks • Circular or rectangular geometry
x12 x12
Compressor Compressor
optimize AD assets simple cost effective mixing
• > 90% active digester volume • Guaranteed > 90% active tank volume
• Higher biogas yield • Eliminate needs for tank cleanouts
• Low mixing energy input • Low net energy: single 7.5 kW (10 hp) drive
• No moving parts in the digester • Low maintenance components, all external to tank
sequential gas mixing (SGM) AirMix
Minimum Digester Active Volume 90% Minimum Tank Active Volume 90%
Maximum Feed Blend Time 120 minutes Maximum Feed Blend Time 120 minutes
Digester Operating Dry Solids Content Up to 10% (Greater when hydrolyzed) Tank Operating Dry Solids Content Up to 8%
Mixing Energy 1.5–2 W/m3 Compressor Drive Motor Size 7.5 kW (10 hp)
Number of Mixing Points 4–18 Number of Mixing Points 4–18
Number of Mixing Points Fed Simultaneously 1 Number of Mixing Points Fed Simultaneously 1
Maximum Digester Liquid Height 15 m (49.2 ft) Maximum Tank Liquid Height 15 m (49.2 ft)

Monsal pump mixing Monsal airlift auto de-sludging (ADS) anaerobic digestion
robust and simple mixing systems reliable sludge extraction

Within the Municipal wastewater community, the overwhelming asset standard for digester mixing is pumped mixing systems. The traditional solution for desludging the clarifiers are to manually remove or to pump out the solids. These options are labor
The Monsal ADT Pump Mixing system Is designed to be a simple, robust and highly effective mixing system that can either be intensive as part of a regular operation or maintenance program. The Monsal ADT AirLift Auto Desludging System offers an
installed in a new system or retrofitted to existing tanks. alternate solution. The Monsal ADT Air Lift automatically desludges up to four clarifiers in parallel with lower energy and
lower maintenance required. The Monsal ADT Air Lift system has no internal moving parts.
Using the simple principle of drawing sludge from the tank and re injecting it into the tank via a series of high velocity nozzles,
a bulk flow pattern within the tank is created. Systems can be effectively designed to mix tanks with up to 6% solids content,
and come with a guarantee of > 90% active digester/tank volume. 2. Air is injected via retrofit tubing
within existing sludge piping.
1. AirLift Kiosk
situation
overview and applications core components industry familiarity to provide
compressed
air to the
system.
3. Injected air within the

sludge piping creates a
lower density zone in the
pipe, which is replen-
ished by sludge drawn
4. Sludge lifted from tank from bottom of tank.
bottom is discharged in
existing receiver channels.
• Mix digesters/tanks up to • Stainless steel nozzles, placed • Guaranteed > 90% active
6% TS for full digester/tank mixing, tank volume
key components
• Ideal for low aspect ratio both • Equipment ground mounted for
on floor as well as elevated • AirLift Kiosk—Housing key equipment:
tanks/digesters easy access
• Recirculation chopper pump −− Air compressor
• Retrofit applications or new • Applicable for tanks with liquid
build • Simple controls levels > 1.5 m −− Solenoid manifold
• Any digester/tank or roof • Incorporate scum breaker • Low maintenance components, −− Controls
configuration nozzles where required all external to tank • Pneumatic hosing dedicated for each channel
• Adaption piping to existing sludge piping
applications
monsal pump mixing • Primary and secondary sedimentation tanks
Minimum Tank Active Volume 90% • Humus sludge tanks
• Equalization basins
Maximum Feed Blend Time 120 minutes
• Ideal for small to medium wastewater treatment plants
Tank Operating Dry Solids Content Up to 6% (Higher for pre-hydrolyzed sludge)
• Advantageous for unmanned sites
Mixing Energy Input 5 W/m3
Number of Mixing Nozzles Variable auto de-sludging
Nozzle Sizing 50 mm (2"), 65 mm (2.5"), 80 mm (3"), 100 mm (4") ADS Models 1-Channel
Nozzle Material 316 SS, with hardening options available 2-Channel
3-Channel
4-Channel
Number of Tanks per Channel 1
Compressor Motor Rating 2.2 kW (3 hp)

Monsal RE:Smart heat exchangers anaerobic digestion
ultimate control of your digestion process

Anaerobic environments are pretty much stand alone, the SUEZ offers Tube-in-Tube heat exchangers, which can be
digestion process is performed by the biomass which thrive configured to either heat, cool or transfer to/from sludge/
in that environment. Precise process control however is slurry streams. In addition, the Re:SmartSteam solution,
needed to keep that environment ideal for anaerobic bacteria. utilizing direct steam injection for heating is available. Also,
For optimum performance, minimal variation to temperature the to being offered as a product, SUEZ’s heat exchangers
is key. SUEZ offers a variety of heat exchanger products both are integrated into other ADT offerings such as biological
as stand alone equipment, as well as fully integrated hydrolysis, pasteurization and biowaste solutions.
systems. Furthermore, SUEZ’s heat exchangers are designed
for heat transfer to high solids sludges and slurries, and and
apply a long history of design expertise.
overview and applications precise control multiple sizes
• Heating/maintaining digesters • Temperature control within +/- 1°C • Range of sizes from 50 kW to
• Integrated into pasteurization • Effective heat recovery capability 3 MW
and biological hydrolysis (Re:Cover) to help minimize system • Large bore size pipes to prevent
systems heat loading blockage
• Designed for effective heat • Simply integrated into overall • Standard lengths between 3-6
transfer to/from high solids plant hot water loops from either m (9.8–19.7 ft)
sludges and slurries CHP or boilers • Optional skid mounting with
• Component only, or fully • Direct steam injection option fully integrated controls and
integrated stand alone system (Re:Heats) for most efficient pumping equipment
heat transfer
re:heat re:heats re:cool re:cover
heat exchanger purpose Heating Heating Cooling Heat Transfer from

effluent to influent sludge
flows
heat exchanger Tube-in-Tube Direct Steam Injection Tube-in-Tube + radiant Multi internal pass
configuration tube-in-tube
materials of construction 304LSS 304LSS 304LSS 304LSS
configurable into re:smart Yes Yes Yes No

system

FGD wastewater solutions flue gas desulfurization (FGD)
flue gas desulfurization (FGD) products and processes for FGD wastewater treatment
New regulatory requirements are challenging power utilities
to rethink their water management strategy across their coal-
landfill leachate outfalls. Treatment of new constituents such
as selenium, nitrate, arsenic, mercury, TDS, sulfate, and boron
fired plants and employ new treatment technologies to achieve down to low levels is required to be in compliance.
FGD Wastewater Solutions compliance. More stringent regulations at the local level as The Environmental Protection Agency’s ELGs require coal-
well as the new US EPA Effluent limitation guidelines (ELG) and fired power plants to meet regulations for selenium, nitrate,
ABMet* Biological Treatment disposal of coal combustion residuals (CCRs) at the national arsenic and mercury. No matter how your plant addresses
level have significant impact on how coal-fired power plants these regulations, SUEZ can help with multiple solutions to
handle their sluiced ash disposal, ash pond management, optimize your operation from scrubber through to disposal.
flue gas desulfurization (FGD) blowdown discharge, and ash
contaminant existing limits existing limits under VIP
Se 12 ppb 5 ppb (1 day max)
NO 3N 4.4 ppm N/S
As 8 ppb 4 ppb (1 day max)
Hg 356 ppt 224 ppt
TDS N/S 24 ppm
N/S = Not Specified VIP = Voluntary Incentives Program
De-sulfurized flue gas
FGD wastewater and other waste streams
Stack
Low
volume
FGD wastes
Cooling water
ESP Absorber
Boiler SCR or
Bag
House Pond
FGD blowdown
Bottom Ash
Fly Ash
Landfill Ash Pond
River
(or POTW)
Leachate Pond
SCR: Selectric catalytic reduction for NOx removal ESP: Electrostatic Precipitator or Bag House for particulate removal FGD Absorber: Flue gas desulfurization for SO2 removal

FGD wastewater solutions (continued) ABMet* biological treatment flue gas desulfurization (FGD)
complete solutions from a single source

simple ABMet meets stringent effluent selenium requirements as well as most effluent BOD and
SUEZ has developed a variety of solutions to overcome these challenges, including treat and discharge, and zero discharge suspended solids requirements in one simple step. No post-treatment required.
technology. Through a holistic, solutions-focused approach, SUEZ is proud to truly partner with power customers and is best
engineering firms to evaluate and determine which solution is right for them. Through a collaborative, holistic approach, SUEZ Low labor cost – Automatic operation, remote monitoring and diagnostics with SUEZ’s InSight*
offers “head to toe” solutions for both existing power plants and new facilities. and a one-step process means that optimal performance is achieved with minimum operator
resources (less than 1 FTE).
scrubber optimization
SUEZ offers a proprietary sulfite analyzer that accurately determines the concentration of sulfite ions Low consumables cost – SUEZ’s single nutrient is an all-in-one source of carbon, nitrogen,
in the wet flue gas desulfurization (WFGD) slurry. This allows improved trace element (Hg, Se, Mn) phosphorus and micro-nutrients. One injection point + one chemical system + one consumable
disposition in the WFGD purge stream, reduction of mercury re-emissions, lower power consumption, = low operating costs.
easy installation and lower maintenance.
Superior Reliability – Simple gravity flow biofilter design and no integration of multiple unit
operations means no downtime. In the power industry, availability is critical. ABMet can meet
treat and discharge the industry’s 99.9% availability requirement.
chemical precipitation + biological treatment

SUEZ’s advanced chemistry, MetClear*, is designed to precipitate and remove arsenic, mercury and
other metals from FGD blowdown. In addition, SUEZ offers a robust sludge dewatering treatment
program with our PolyFloc* and Novus* polymers. experience From being a breakthrough technology in the late 1990s to being the technology of choice for the
mining and power industries today, selenium removal is in the ABMet DNA.
matters
ABMet* – biological treatment
Trust – With 17 years of biological selenium removal development, more than 10 operating plants
Proven to meet regulations for selenium and nitrate removal, and polish mercury and metals to ultra-
and several projects under development, ABMet is a trusted technology for selenium removal.
low levels. The simplicity of the system, automated operation, and SUEZ’s optimized nutrient product
result in lower operating costs and helps minimize operating resources. With the largest installed
base of treat and discharge solutions the simple gravity flow bio-filter design has demonstrated
superior reliability meeting the industry’s 99.9% availability requirement.
guaranteed ABMet systems are backed by a performance guarantee that manages the risk of non-
ZeeWeed ultrafiltration membranes compliance and allows clients to focus on their core business.
performance
ZeeWeed ultrafiltration (UF) membranes use immersed hollow-fiber membranes to separate
particles from water. SUEZ’s membrane bioreactor (MBR) systems use ZeeWeed to provide advanced is a must Manage risk – Guaranteed effluent total selenium concentration down to below 5 ppb-total
removal of particulate mercury, suspended solids, nitrate and selenium. selenium.Guaranteed effluent BOD and TSS concentrations down to 30 and 35 ppm respectively
without the need for post-treatment. Guaranteed performance down to a water temperature of
5°C without the need for pre-heating.
zero discharge
Focus on the core business – ABMet has a proven track record getting the job done, enabling
reverse osmosis our clients to employ their resources more efficiently in their core business activities.
Used to pre-concentrate FGD blowdown prior to thermal zero discharge treatment. Cost effective,
reliable concentration technology.
seeded slurry brine concentrator

Thermal concentration technology commonly used as the pre-concentration step in zero discharge innovative Fast and guaranteed startup – SUEZ’s seed culture product consists of specialized bacteria
strains optimally selected for treatment of selenium laden waters. One-time seeding only.
systems. Reduces the FGD blowdown volume by up to 80% and produces a high-quality effluent for technology
possible reuse.
means… Optimal performance – SUEZ’s innovative biofilter design along with a carefully selected seed
culture and specifically formulated nutrient, optimize the environment needed for biological
crystallizer removal of selenium.
Forced circulation mixed salt crystallizer eliminates the FGD blowdown stream and produces soluble
salts for landfill disposal. Selenium REMOVAL solution – ABMet biofilters are designed to capture and remove selenium
directly, NOT transform it and transfer it to downstream processes for removal.
solidification system
SUEZ is in your corner – SUEZ innovation and commitment to performance is working for you.
Pozzolanic solidification of concentrated FGD blowdown produces non-leachable, high-strength solids
for sustainable, long-term landfill disposal at significantly lower capital and operational spend when
compared to the traditional crystallization process.
spray dryer evaporator

Thermal evaporation of FGD blowdown is a simple and cost-effective means of achieving zero
discharge. The process utilizes hot flue gas from upstream of the ESP or baghouse systems to
evaporate the FGD blowdown.
ABMet biological treatment (continued) flue gas desulfurization (FGD)
what can ABMet remove? what are the process constraints? what is included in the ABMet equipment package? how do I know if ABMet is the right solution for
ABMet removes nitrate and nitrite to non-detect levels Nitrate-N < 250 mg/l SUEZ’s equipment package includes: process, mechanical, my application?
through a biological denitrification process within the biofilter Chloride < 25,000 mg/l electrical, and control engineering; process valves, ABMet is an option in all applications requiring selenium
resulting in the formation and off-gassing of nitrogen gas. instruments and pumps; MCC and programed PLC/HMI; air removal. A SUEZ representative can assist you in further
TSS < 250 mg/l
ABMet also removes selenium by biologically reducing compressor system, nutrient dosing skid, biofilter, storage qualifying the technology for your specific requirements.
selenate and selenite to particulate elemental selenium Temperature 40 to 105ºF (5 to 40ºC) tank, equipment warranty, biological support media, seed
which is then removed via the WASH sequence. pH 6–9 culture, first-fill of nutrient and onsite commissioning. how do ABMet capital costs compare with other biological systems?
ABMet provides selenium removal with one simple step.
in what types of applications can ABMet be used? what flow rates can be treated with ABMet? is SUEZ’s seed culture harmful? Other biological systems require numerous unit operations
The ABMet system has been demonstrated in applications ABMet’s innovative modular design is scalable and can be No. The seed culture contains non-pathogenic, naturally to remove selenium and keep organics below discharge
treating Flue-Gas Desulfurization (FGD) wastewaters, adapted to treat any flow rate. Full scale systems have been occurring Class 1 bacteria. These species are commonly limits. This is because these systems only transform
coal power plant ash landfill leachate, coal mine waters, designed to treat flows from 25 to 1400 gpm (6 to 318 m3/h). found in natural environments such as pond water and selenium from one form to another (selenate to elemental
phosphate mine waters, metal refinery wastewater, and garden soil. Se) and then rely on other unit operations to remove the
agricultural runoff waters. elemental selenium along with TSS and organics. With
do I need to reseed the plant or maintain a backup ABMet, selenium is transformed, captured and removed all
supply of the seed culture? within the biofilter while keeping TSS and organics below
most discharge limits.
Microbes form a fixed-film on the support media and as a
result do not wash out of the system as they do in suspended-
Biofilter
growth systems. As a result, reseeding and maintaining does backwashing of the biofilter upset performance?
Single Nutrient Addition As influent gravity flows WASH Waste Removal
downward through the a backup supply of the seed culture is not required. If Periodically backwashing the biofilter keeps the fixed-film
SUEZ’s single nutrient is WASH waste solids are collected
automatically dosed into the submerged biomatrix (support near the top of the biofilter customers want to have a backup supply of seed culture, healthy by removing excess biomass. Removal through
common biofilter feed line to media + biofilm), nitrate and and flow by gravity to a WASH SUEZ can offer storage programs when requested. the waste stream is independent of the effluent stream.
maintain the ORP in the biofilter nitrite are reduced to nitrogen waste storage tank, pond, or
gas first, then selenate and This separation makes sure that effluent quality is not
within the optimal range for solids handling system. Waste
maximum selenium removal. selenite are reduced to is typically decanted and what are the typical power and overall operating compromised due to backwashing. Other systems such as
particulate elemental selenium. supernatant recycled to the head fluidized bed reactors constantly backwash. The biomass
When a WASH sequence is costs of an ABMet system?
of the system for processing.
automatically performed, and other particulates, such as elemental selenium, are
Waste testing demonstrates Typical power consumption is less than 0.5 kW per 1,000
elemental selenium is removed consistent non-hazardous dislodged and removed from the reactor through the effluent
from the biofilter. gallons treated (0.13 kW per m3 treated). Overall operating
classification when using the stream placing pressure on downstream systems to clean it
USEPA TCLP test. costs typically range between $0.1 to $0.5 per 1,000 gallons
up before discharging to the environment.
WASH Waste Tank of water treated.
r na tant
sup e
WA S H
Was te
ndlin
g what are the waste handling requirements?
To Pretreatment
System To S o
li ds Ha what is the lifespan of the support media?
H Wa
s te ABMet produces one waste stream typically with less than
WA S Since the support media’s sole purpose is to support the
Single Nutrient 0.5% solids that can be sent to existing waste handling
Storage fixed-film created by the microbes and is not for treatment
systems and the supernatant recycled through the plant.
purposes, it doesn’t need to be replaced or regenerated.
Biofilter
char
ge Other biological systems that require multiple unit operations
Effluent Tank
ent T
o Dis Less than 1% attrition is expected in most applications due
Ef f lu to remove selenium will have several different waste streams
to backwashing and one small top-up may be required within
that require handling and processing.
the first 5-years of operation.
Ef
Nutrient
f lu
Pump Skid
en
t
how quickly can ABMet be implemented?

The timeline is highly dependent upon the nature of the site
Backwash
as well as overall treatment goals, but ABMet’s modular
Feed
Pump Supply approach provides the fastest possible implementation with
om
ent fr
Influ eatment Backwash pre-fabricated tanks, pump skids and pre-engineered layouts
r e tr Pump Backwash System
P
Sy s te
m to suit your needs.
The effluent tank stores
Feed System
effluent for periodic
Feed Tank The feed system controls the backwashing of the biofilter
process flowrate to each biofilter through the automatic DEGAS
and blends the nutrient into the and WASH sequences. DEGAS
biofilter feed stream via a static is a short duration, periodic
mixer before the stream splits backwash for the removal of
into each biofilter. gasses from the biomatrix.
WASH is a longer duration,
periodic backwash for the
removal of gases and solids,
including elemental selenium.

pre-engineered systems
pre-engineered systems packaged system products for every application

Producing clean water doesn’t have to be complicated. SUEZ’s packaged plant products provide customers with optimized,
ready-to-go treatment solutions that are simple and economical. Our broad portfolio can transform any water source into
Pre-Engineered Solutions MUNI Series clean, safe drinking water and any wastewater discharge into the highest quality reuse water.
Installing water and wastewater treatment infrastructure can be expensive for municipalities, but using a packaged plants can
Packaged Plant Solutions Aquamite* help reduced the total cost while still ensuring the community has a safe, high quality water system.
With rising discharge fees and increasingly restrictive access to fresh water sources, industries can benefit from a packaged
Packaged Systems 2020 EDR treatment plant solutions by reusing process and wastewater on site, reducing overall capital and operational costs.
ZMOD* Series ECell3X

Municipal Solutions: Utility Solutions: Industrial Wastewater:
Cities are turning to SUEZ’s SUEZ is optimizing system SUEZ’s water reuse technology
Z BOX* E-Cell GEMK3 advanced membrane and water efficiency and increasing uptime is transforming industrial
quality measurement technologies in cooling towers and boilers wastewater into a sustainable,
Z PAK* RMS ProPAK* to tackle increasing regulations by reducing energy usage and new water source – dramatically
and safety concerns. greenhouse gas emissions. reducing dependency on fresh
water resources.
E-Series MBR RePAK
E-Series RO PRO E-Cell*
ReNEW
Osmo TITAN Series
PRO Series
Desalination Solutions: Ingredient Water:

Drawing on the ocean’s water As brands expand globally, SUEZ
supply, SUEZ’s desalination technologies ensure high quality
technologies create new ingredient water for manufacturing
freshwater sources to address regardless of a plant’s location or
growing demand. its water source.

packaged plant solutions packaged systems pre-engineered systems
think about the complete package portfolio overview

With so many challenges around water scarcity and budget constraints facing municipalities and industries today, a packaged
plant from SUEZ is a cost-effective way to achieve a simplified solution for your specific needs. Our broad Packaged System cost-effective solutions out of the box
portfolio offers you the flexibility to select the product that’s right for your specific application, flow rate, desired water quality, A treatment plant doesn’t have to cost a lot to give you best-in-class water quality water to meet all your needs. SUEZ has a
and budget. Our engineering experts will help you design a system that meets all your needs, and our lifecycle service team packaged plant system that will work for you, delivering great savings in capital, installation and operation costs. Our global
will help you keep it running smoothly. team of process experts can help you select a packaged system that is right for you and our service experts will provide a fast
and painless experience to get your system up and producing clean, reliable water.
UF, NF, RO, EDR and EDI specific packaged systems

membrane type product potable water process water brackish/seawater membrane bioreactor tertiary wastewater
SUEZ has a comprehensive portfolio of packaged system products UF ZMOD ●
that give you all the benefits of our best-in-class membranes
while keeping your water treatment investment costs at a ZBOX ● ● ●
minimum. Our systems are all pre-engineered, skid mounted
ZPAK ● ● ●
designs to help reduce your investment in time and cost for
installation. With fully automated operation, monitoring and E-Series MBR ●
cleaning functions you’ll have low operational costs while enjoying
peak performance of your system. RO E-Series RO ● ● ●
E-Series ●
SeaPRO
combined systems Renew ●
Require more than one product to meet your specific application Titan ●
needs? We offer a wide variety of systems that combine our
PRO ● ●
world-class membrane products into a simple, reliable integrated
package. With versatile configurations that reduce capital, Bev PRO ● ●
installation and operation costs, you can get the water quality you
need without hurting your bank account with SUEZ’s combined SeaPRO ●
packaged systems. SeaTECH ●
food and beverage and high salinity application systems NF or RO Muni ●
electro separation Aquamite ●

When a generic system just isn’t enough to address your water
challenge, consider one of SUEZ’s packaged systems designed 2020 ●
specifically for the beverage industry or high salinity applications.
ECell3x ●
Our beverage series of products have gained the trust of leading
beverage suppliers for being reliable to keep their operations GEMK-3 ●
running smoothly, avoiding downtime and meeting the highest
water quality standards.Our Procera packaged systems for UF + RO PROPAK ● ●
brackish water and seawater applications deliver state-of-the-art
REPAK ●
technology, unmatched quality and reliability that you have come
to expect, but in a much faster and more seamless way. SEAPAK ●
RO + EDI PRO E-Cell ●

InSight for packaged systems
SUEZ’s easy-to-use, cloud-based Remote Monitoring &
InSight
Diagnostics platform, captures and transforms your plant data
into meaningful and actionable information, ultimately providing
the knowledge you need to help maximize performance, avoid
operational interruptions, enhance your processes, and reduce
the total cost of operation.

ZMOD* Series pre-engineered systems
simple, reliable, and affordable

The ZMOD packaged systems for MBR treatment have been used successfully by customers around the globe to treat
wastewater for over twenty years. These pre-engineered packaged plants are cost effective and a compact solutions for
wastewater treatment.
proven MBR treatment in a cost-effective,

compact package:
• Compact design reduces
capital and construction costs
while still allowing for flexible
process designs.
• Fully integrated, skid-mounted
systems speed up the timeline
from placing an order to an
operating system.
• Ideal for rapid integration with
your existing biological systems
and installation into the existing
treatment plant footprint.
• Treatment capacities up to 6000 m3/d
per train.
• Simply add trains to increase
treatment capacity.
• Treated effluent meets Title 22 standards.
Z-MOD L70 Z-MOD L160 Z-MOD L280 Z-MOD L630 Z-MOD L1120
Operating Temperature Range (°C) 0 to 40
Operating Transmembrane Pressure Range (kPa) 0 to 55
Minimum Pump Flow (m3/d) 55 251 371 845 1145
Maximum Pump Flow (m3/d) 382 872 1526 3434 6105
Power Options Voltage 400/480/575 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Pump Skid Height (m) 1.73 1.75 1.75 1.75 1.75
Pump Skid Width (m) 1.12 1.32 1.42 1.52 1.65
Pump Skid Length (m) 1.63 1.75 1.75 1.98 2.18
Membrane Type ZeeWeed 500D
Membrane surface area (m2) (per module) 34.4
Max Module #/Train (note limited by pump size) 16 32 55 124 192

Z-BOX*
With a simple and expandable building-block design, SUEZ’s packaged wastewater treatment plants can be quickly set up in Z-BOX S6 Z-BOX S12 Z-BOX S18 Z-BOX S24
virtually any location. They feature scalable treatment capacities that can be increased as wastewater treatment demand grows.
Operating Transmembrane Pressure Range (kPa) 0 to 90
packaged plants are cost effective, compact solutions for potable water treatment
Maximum Flow (m3/d) 386 772 1158 1544
• ZeeWeed* 500 and 1000 ultrafiltration • Low ceiling height requirement
membranes effectively blocks particles, bacteria, Power Options Voltage 400/480/575 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
• Excellent pretreatment for RO membranes
viruses and cysts from water supplies Pump Skid Height (m) 1.80
• Suitable for surface water, ground water and tertiary
• Simple and efficient design and operation treatment with turbidity, TOC, manganese, iron and Pump Skid Width (m) 1.50
• PLC-control provides cost-effective operation arsenic removal Pump Skid Length (m) 2.20 3.30 3.90 4.80
and maintenance • Expandable modular design Membrane Type ZeeWeed 1000
• Smaller systems easily fit into new or existing Membrane surface area (m ) (per module)
2
51.1
buildings and larger systems install quickly with
Max Module #/Train 6 12 18 24
minimal tie-points to help reduce capital costs
Z-BOX M12 Z-BOX M26 Z-BOX M52

Operating Temperature Range (°C) 0 to 40°C
Operating Transmembrane Pressure Range (kPa) 0 to 90 kPa
Maximum Flow (m /d)
3
329 662 1325
Pump Skid Height (m) 2.39 2.64 2.64
Pump Skid Width (m) 1.27 1.68 2.18
Pump Skid Length (m) 3.05 4.17 4.93
Membrane Type ZeeWeed 500D
Membrane surface area (m ) (per module)
2
32.5
Max Module #/Train 10 20 40
Z-BOX L96 Z-BOX L128 Z-BOX L192

Operating Temperature Range (°C) 0 to 40*C
Operating Transmembrane Pressure Range (kPa) 0 to 90 kPa
Maximum Flow (m /d)
3
6548 6813 12301
Pump Skid Height (m) Skid Height Varies – Contact SUEZ for Details
Pump Skid Width (m) 8.84 9.14 8.84
Pump Skid Length (m) 11.28 12.19 13.11
Membrane Type ZeeWeed 1000 ZeeWeed 500D ZeeWeed 1000
Membrane surface area (m2) (per module) 51.1 40.9 51.5
Max Module #/Train 96 128 192

Z PAK* RMS E-series MBR pre-engineered systems
Versatile and reliable, the Z-PAK pressurized ultrafiltration system featuring the ZeeWeed 1500 membrane is ideally suited SUEZ’s E-Series Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) is a fully integrated wastewater treatment system that incorporates all
for use in numerous applications including drinking water treatment, tertiary filtration and RO pretreatment. Compared to biological processes and ultrafiltration membranes into a single compact tank, enabling simple installation and operation, and
granular filter media, ZeeWeed membranes produce superior water quality and are virtually unaffected by variable raw water giving you high quality water at an attractive price.
quality; all at a cost comparable to conventional filtration technology.
save time and money with a small MBR system
unbeatable performance in our compact RMS configuration • E-Series MBR treats your wastewater in a small
• The ZeeWeed 1500 membrane with a footprint, typically 30% less than a conventional
0.02 μm pore provides superior removal treatment solution.
of particulates, bacteria and viruses while • The effluent of superior quality makes it ideal for reuse
its PVDF chemistry gives mechanical for flushing, irrigation, firewater and cooling tower
strength and chemical resistance. makeup water.
• A modular design of extremely compact • Short delivery timeline from order to a fully
membrane racks and pump skids provides operating system.
design flexibility while minimizing site
• Prefabricated, skid-mounted equipment makes
installation costs.
installation quick and easy.
• A wide flow range capability allows for
• Simple operation with few units of operation required. Tank
high recoveries (up to 97% with 2 stages).
• Automatic operation, including membrane
integrity tests and cleaning makes
it easy to monitor and maintain Membranes
membrane performance.
Skid Skid
• Z-PAK offers a slim, low profile to fit into
buildings with low ceilings and tight spaces.
Z-PAK 400 Z-PAK 600 Z-PAK 800 Z-PAK 1100 E-35 E-75 E-110 E-150 E-190 E-280
Operating Temperature Range (°C) 0 to 40 Operating Temperature Range (°C) 0 to 40
Customer Feed Pressure (kPa) 35 Operating Transmembrane Pressure Range (kPa) 0 to 55
UF Permeate Pressure (kPa) 70 Maximum Month Flow (m3/d) 35 75 110 150 190 280
Maximum Flow (m3/d) 2180 3270 4360 5996 Peak Hourly Flow (m3/d) 60 120 180 240 300 450
Power Options Voltage 400/480/575 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz Power Options Voltage 400/480/575 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Pump Skid Height (m) 2.95 3.00 Pump Skid Height (m) 3.00
Pump Skid Width (m) 1.65 1.80 Pump Skid Width (m) 2.60
Pump Skid Length (m) 3.51 3.71 Tank Length (m) aerobic only 1.50 2.70 4.30 5.50 6.70 10.40
Membrane Type ZeeWeed 1500 Tank Length (m) with TN removal 2.10 3.70 5.50 7.30 9.10 13.70
Membrane surface area (m2) (per module) 55.7 Membrane Type ZeeBlok 500S
Max Module #/Train (Low Flux) Limited by Pump Size 36 48 72 96 Membrane surface area (m2) (per module) 27.9
Max Module #/Train (High Flux) Limited by Pump Size 24 36 48 60 Max Module #/Train (note limited by pump size) 4 6 8 12 16 20

E-Series RO pre-engineered systems
pre-built RO systems for general industrial and commercial needs

Remove residual salts and other aqueous species from your water with up to 18 MOhm-cm resistivity.
E2 E4 E4H E4 LE E8
model example model
E-Series reverse osmosis offers complete, pre-engineered, standardized solutions to meet your water filtration requirements, E2-1125 E4-6600 E4H-27K E4-6600 LE E8-144K
saving you money and ensuring reliability. The machines fit flow requirements from 375 gpd to 288,000 gpd (0.06 m3/h to
Operating Temperature Range °C (°F) 13–35 (55–85) 13–35 (55–85) 13–35 (55–85) 13–35 (55–85) 13–35 (55–85)
45.4 m3/h). Ideal applications include car washes, office applications, product dilution or mixing, spot-free product rinses,
restaurant and grocery, boiler feedwater, safe drinking water, process ingredient water, and ion exchange pre-treatment. Operating Pressure (bar) 14–15 15 14–15 6.8–7.6 14–15
SUEZ’s RO systems offer reliability, ease of operation, cost savings, consistent water quality treatment, and improved removal Maximum Recovery 50% 75% 75% 75% 75%
of contaminants. Other E-Series RO benefits include:
Nominal Rejection 95–98% 95–98% 95–98% 95–98% 95–98%
• Skid-mounted and ready to use with complete system delivery
• No assembly; plug-and-play simplicity Recovery Range 33–50% 50–75% 66–75% 66–75% 66–75%
• Easy to order, with configure to order options Permeate Rate m3/h (gpm) 0.18 (0.78) 1.0 (4.5) 4.3 (18.8) 4.3 (18.8) 23 (100)
• Complete factory support for any and all inquiries
Concentrate Rate m3/h (gpm) 0.07 (0.3) 1-0.3 (4.5–1.5) 1.4 (6.3) 1.4 (6.3) 12–8 (52–13)
• Drawings and manuals available by contacting your SUEZ sales representative
Membrane Elements 3 3 15 15 21
Array 1–1–1 1–1–1 3–2 3–2 3–2–2
Element Model AG2521TM AG4040TM AK4040TM AK4040TM AG8040F
Pump Type Rotary Valve Multi-stage, Multi-stage, Multi-stage, Multi-stage,

Centrifugal Centrifugal Centrifugal Centrifugal
Pump Motor: KW (HP) 0.56 (0.75) 3-phase, TEFC, 3-phase, TEFC, 3-phase, TEFC, 3-phase, TEFC,
290/380 VAC 380 VAC 190/380 VAC 380 VAC
Power Options 50 Hz/60 Hz
Skid Height cm (inch) 76 (30) 139 (55) 158 (62) 139 (55) 193 (76)
Skid Width cm (inch) 46 (18) 76 (30) 335 (132) 76 (30) 388 (153)
Skid Depth cm (inch) 38 (15) 51 (20) 92 (36) 51 (20) 267 (103) Delux
Skid Weight kg (lb) 20 (50) 96 (215) 800 (1750) Delux 98 (215) 1900 (4200)
Delux

ReNEW Osmo TITAN Series pre-engineered systems
wastewater reuse reverse osmosis machines compact treatment system for variable water quality
The ReNEW packaged system has been designed at optimal low-flux for wastewater reuse applications (i.e. after MBR or The Osmo Titan RO series water purification systems for Boiler Feed Water (BFW), removes over 99% of salt contaminants
tertiary UF treatment). This new platform is a perfect fit to polish SUEZ Z-MOD, Z-BOX and Z-PAK Series MBR and Tertiary (TDS) from brackish water sources in industrial plants. These systems operate with low energy membranes that save over
packaged plants effluents. 45% of energy compared to conventional membranes.
The Osmo Titan RO features an on board single point data normalization coupled with the VFD, remote monitoring and
packaged engineered solutions built Automation will provide over 15% in energy and performance improvement over current competitors offering.
to polish UF/MBR permeate for reuse
brackish water reverse osmosis
• Special wastewater design
based on experience of custom • Configurable process flow to
UF/MBR and RO combination. meet changing water demands;
two pass or two train operability
• Speed of delivery.
in a single system or two models.
• Modular design to operate as
• Skid mounted VFD for high
a complete water treatment
pressure pump to optimize
system, or as a stand-alone
energy usage and accommodate
component.
varying water temperatures.
• Proprietary SUEZ Duraslick*
• Premium instrumentation
membranes option for higher fouling potential wastewater.
with HART protocol.
ReNEW-18 ReNEW-36 ReNEW-54 ReNEW-72 ReNEW-90 ReNEW-108 • Skid-mounted; reduces onsite
installation time and costs.
• Easy to install and simple
Feed Pressure (kPa) 207 to 414 to operate.
Feed Rate (m3/d) 398 801 1199 1597 2001 2398
Permeate Rate (m3/d) 300 600 899 1199 1499 1799 TITAN-36 TITAN-72 TITAN-90 TITAN-144 TITAN-180
Concentrate Rate (m3/d) 98 201 300 398 502 599 Operating Temperature Range (°C) 16 to 25
Power Options Voltage 400/480 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz Minimum Feed Pressure (kPa) 207
Skid Height (m) 2.29 2.34 2.49 2.64 Feed Rate (m3/d) 943 1886 2366 3783 4726
Skid Width (m) 6.96 Permeate Rate (m3/d) 709 1417 1772 2835 3543
Skid Length (m) 1.22 2.03 2.49 Concentrate Rate (m3/d) 234 469 594 948 1183
Membrane Model AG-400LF Power Options Voltage 400/480 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Membrane Quantity 18.00 36.00 54.00 72.00 90 108 Skid Height (m) 2.58 2.58 2.61 2.60 2.68
Membrane Housing Style 6 element long, 4 port Skid Width (m) 1.22 1.83 2.13 2.34 2.34
Housing Model HX-0740-3.0-V-316 Skid Length (m) 7.85 7.85 7.85 7.85 11.68
Housing Quantity 1 2 2 3 4 4 Membrane Model AG-8040F-400
Cartridge Filter Model RO.Zs01-40XK Membrane Quantity 36 72 90 144 180
Cartridge Filter Length (m) 1.02 Cartridge Filter Model RO.Zs01-40XK
Cartridge Filter Quantity 7 per change out Cartridge Filter Quantity 12 24 31 50 57
Cartridge Filter Quantity per 7 14 21 28

Housing

PRO Series MUNI Series pre-engineered systems
engineered solutions built with modular economics reverse osmosis and nanofiltration systems
When you mention reverse osmosis (RO), SUEZ’s Water is the first name to come to mind. Our PRO-series RO machines are In today’s municipal water treatment plants, the ability to reliably produce water of consistent quality is a key priority to
designed for durable operation, high quality product water production, easy installation and straightforward control. efficiently meet the needs of the population. Incorporating over 50 years of experience in the design, installation, operation
and maintenance of membrane water treatment systems, SUEZ has developed a MUNI Reverse Osmosis (RO)/Nanofiltration
The PRO Series offers quality stand alone components in addition to complete integrated systems, providing the perfect fit for
(NF) system to meet municipal requirements. SUEZ’s MUNI System uses spiral-wound membrane technology in a completely
applications such as:
engineered system to reliably produce final water quality with TDS, bacteria and THM compound levels that meet municipal
• High pressure boiler make up and NOx reduction water. drinking water standards.
• Boiler make up water.
• Beverage ingredient water. SUEZ’s MUNI system provides high purity water and can be used to treat any of the
The SUEZ sales and engineering teams have designed easy-to-use systems and components to match your requirements. following applications:
Strong technical support before, during and after the sale upholds SUEZ dedication to customer service. • Color and/or organic removal
The result is a system you can trust for daily performance, year after year. We built this line for you, and built it to last. • Total dissolved solids
(TDS) reduction
• Hardness reduction
PRO-12-MEA PRO-21-MEA PRO-42-MEA
• Bacteria removal
• Arsenic reduction
Feed Pressure (kPa) 1500 to 1800 • Radium reduction
Feed Rate (m3/h) 17.5 30.0 60.0 • Nitrate reduction
Permeate Rate (m3/h) 12.5 21.0 42.0
Concentrate Rate (m3/h) 3–5.5 5–9 10–18
Power Options Voltage 380/400 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Skid Height (m) 2.09 2.11 2.11
Skid Width (m) 4.12 5.12 7.10
Skid Length (m) 0.92 0.92 1.32
Membrane Model AG-400 Muni-100 Muni-150 Muni-225 Muni-300 Muni-450
Membrane Quantity 15 20 42 Operating Temperature Range (°C) 2 to 30
Membrane Housing Style 3 element long, 4 port 4 element long, 4 port 6 element long, 4 port Feed Pressure (kPa) 207 to 414
Cartridge Filter Model LD05-20 50-inch Feed Rate (m3/d) 725 1090 1635 2180 3271
Cartridge Filter Quantity 4 7 20 Permeate Rate (m3/d) 545 818 1226 1635 2453
Concentrate Rate (m3/d) 180 273 409 545 818
Power Options Voltage 400/480 V, 3 phase, 50/60Hz
Skid Height (m) 2.36 2.51 2.26 2.51 2.51
Skid Width (m) 1.35 1.50 1.85 1.93 2.29
Skid Length (m) 5.13 7.16 7.16 7.16 7.1628
Membrane Model MUNI-LF,NF or RO Style
Membrane Quantity 24 36 54 72 108
Cartridge Filter Model RO.Zs01-40XK
Cartridge Filter Quantity per 7 14 21 28 7

housing

Aquamite*
packaged electrodialysis reversal Aquamite 3 Aquamite 3 Aquamite 3 Aquamite 3

AQ 3-1-2-40 AQ 3-1-50/35 AQ 5-1-2-150 AQ 5-1-2-200
The Aquamite Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) product is a proven and reliable desalination technology that has been in service
in a variety of industrial and public infrastructure applications. Operating Temperature Range (°C) 4 to 38
Minimum Flow (m3/d) 33 38 114 147

recover more from your high total suspended solids (TSS) and high silica source water:
• Efficient use of scarce water resources Maximum Flow (m3/d) 60 44 223 294
• Low pretreatment requirements and costs Power Options Voltage 400/480 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
• Low chemical consumption costs
Skid Width (m) 1.00 1.00 1.30 1.30
• Long membrane life, typically 10+ years
Skid Length (m) 4.60 4.60 5.40 5.40
• Strong ability to recover from less than ideal feed water quality
Type of Stack MkIV-2
Number of Stacks 1 1 1 1
Number of Hydraulic Stages 2 4 2 2
Number of Cell Pairs per Stage 40 2 x 50 and 2 x 35 150 200
Typical Power 2 to 4 kWh/1000 gallons of product water
Aquamite 10 Aquamite 10 Aquamite 15 Aquamite 15

AQ 10-2-2-150 AQ 10-2-2-200 AQ 15-1-2-600 AQ 15-1-3-600
Minimum Flow (m3/d) 223 294 463 463
Maximum Flow (m3/d) 442 594 872 736
Skid Width (m) 1.70 1.70 2.30 2.30
Skid Length (m) 6.10 6.10 5.00 6.20
Number of Cell Pairs per Stage 150 200 600 600

2020 EDR ECell3X pre-engineered systems
packaged seawater desalination for commercial marine applications electrodeionization systems

The SUEZ 2020 Electrodialysis Reversal (EDR) product is a proven and reliable desalination technology SUEZ’s E-Cell* electrodeionization (EDI) technology removes residual
that has been in service in a variety of industrial and public infrastructure applications. salts and ionizable aqueous species—such as carbon dioxide, silica,
ammonia and boron—from your water sources. The EDI systems
recover more from your high total suspended solids (TSS) and operate chemical-free, achieve 97% water recovery, and consume
high silica source water: only electricity. They are ideal for multiple applications including:
• Efficient use of scarce water resources power generation for boiler feed and NOx control, semiconductors,
microelectronics, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals.
• Low pretreatment requirements and costs
• Low chemical consumption costs remove residual salts and other aqueous species
• Long membrane life, typically 10+ years from your water with up to 18 MOhm-cm resistivity:
• Strong ability to recover from less than ideal feed water quality • Eliminates expensive and hazardous chemicals used
in ion-exchange resin regeneration
2020-2L-2S 2020-2L-3S 2020-4L-2S 2020-4L-3S
• Reduces energy and operating expenses
Operating Temperature Range (°C) 4 to 38 • Reduces the facility size requirement
Minimum Flow (m3/d) 899 899 1772 1772 • Helps plants meet ISO14000 requirements
Maximum Flow (m3/d) 1772 1472 3570 2971
Electrode Outlet Flow (m3/d) 12.0 13.6 23.4 27.3

ECell3X-2 ECell3X-4 ECell3X-8 ECell3X-12
Skid Width (m) 2.30 2.30 4.30 4.30
Operating Temperature Range °F (°C) 40 to 104 (4 to 40)
Skid Length (m) 7.90 9.50 12.50 15.90
Feed Pressure PSI (bar) 410 to 690
Minimum Flow gpm (m3/h) 15 (3.4) 45 (10.2) 75 (17) 150 (34)
Maximum Flow gpm (m3/h) 56.0 (12.7) 112.0 (25.4) 224.0 (50.9) 336.0 (76.3)
Number of Lines 2 2 4 4
Electrode Outlet Flow gpm (m3/h) 0.70 (0.16) 1.40 (0.32) 2.80 (0.64) 4.20 (0.95)
Number of Stages 2 3 2 3
Power Options 400/480 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz
Skid Height Inch (m) 84 (2.2) 84 (2.2) 90 (2.3) 90 (2.3)
2020-6L-2S 2020-6L-3S 2020-8L-2S 2020-8L-3S Skid Width Inch (m) 42 (1.1) 46 (1.1) 64 (1.7) 64 (1.7)
Operating Temperature Range (°C) 4 to 38 Skid Length (m) 50 (1.3) 75 (1.9) 103 (2.6) 130 (3.3)
Minimum Flow (m3/d) 2644 2644 3516 3516 Type of Stack ECell3x
Maximum Flow (m3/d) 5369 4470 7168 5942 Number of Stacks 1–2 3–4 5–8 10–12
Electrode Outlet Flow (m3/d) 35 41 47 55 Connection Requirement (kVA) 13 21 36 52
Skid Width (m) 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00
Skid Length (m) 12.50 15.90 12.50 15.90
Number of Cell Pairs per Stage 2 3 2 3

E-Cell GEMK3 pre-engineered systems
electrodeionization (EDI) systems

With the combination of E-Cell* and Ionics* EDI technology, SUEZ is leading the way for
Electrodeionization (EDI). Our E-Cell Standard Systems with MK-3 stacks are designed
for reliable, long term trouble free operation, with straight forward control.
key advantages of EDI:

• MK-3 E-Cell stacks allow for a simplified system design, removing the need for
concentrate recirculation as well as brine injection.
• MK-3 E-Cell stack’s low energy design reduces electrical requirements and operating costs.
• Concentrate flow is in the opposite direction to the dilute flow, thus allowing systems to
operate at higher hardness concentrations for longer periods of time.
GEMK3-1 GEMK3-24 GEMK3-27
Operating Temperature Range °F (°C) 40 to 104 (4 to 40)
Feed Pressure PSI (bar) 60 to 100 (4.1 to 6.9)
Minimum Flow gpm (m3/h) 10.0 (2.3) 13.6 20.4
Maximum Flow gom (m3/h) 20.0 (4.5) 27.3 40.9
Electrode Outlet Flow (m3/h) 0.35 (0.078) 0.47 0.71
Skid Height Inch (m) 72 (1.8) 84 (2.1) 84 (2.1)
Skid Width Inch (m) 36 (0.9) 60 (1.5) 60 (1.5)
Skid Length Inch (m) 54 (1.4) 270 (6.9) 283 (7.2)
Type of Stack MK-3
Number of Stacks 1 16-24 18-27
Connection Requirement (kVA) 3.5 56 63

ProPAK* pre-engineered systems
combined ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis systems

ProPAK Systems combine SUEZ’s technical experience in ultrafiltration (UF) and reverse osmosis (RO) into an integrated UF
PROPAK-23-EU PROPAK-45-EU PROPAK-68-EU
and RO platform. Each PROPAK System provides high quality water from high variability surface water.
easy solutions for difficult-to-treat water
System Inlet Pressure (kPa) 70 to 450
• Clear operator access for maintenance. • One integrated control system.
UF Feed Rate without ICR (m3/hr): 23 45 68
• 35% reduction of footprint over separate UF, RO and • Patented depth filters for superior membrane protection.
tank skids. • UF integrity test. UF Feed Rate with ICR (m3/hr): 7.5 15 23
• 10% reduction in installation costs with reduced piping, • ZeeWeed 1500 UF modules. RO Permeate Rate without or with ICR3 (m3/hr): 4 8 13
pre-engineered skid footprints and connection points.
• Robust frame design and construction – meets
• SUEZ spiral wound membranes manufactured at SUEZ’s RO Concentrate Rate without ICR (m3/hr): 35 70 105
seismic zone 4 designed frame.
Membrane Center of Excellence.
RO Concentrate Rate with ICR (m3/hr): 32 64 96
Power Options Voltage 400 V, 3 phase, 50 Hz

PROPAK-100-NA PROPAK-200-NA PROPAK-300-NA Filtration Skid Height (m) 2.43 2.43 2.45
Operating Temperature Range (°C) 15 to 30 Filtration Skid Width (m) 1.89 1.19 2.24
System Inlet Pressure (kPa) 70 to 450 Filtration Skid Length (m) 7.35 7.35 8.31
UF Feed Rate without ICR (m /hr):3
23 45 68 UF Membrane Module ZeeWeed 1500
UF Feed Rate with ICR (m /hr):
3
7.5 15 23 UF Membrane Module Area (m2) 55.7
RO Permeate Rate with-out or with ICR3 (m /hr):
3
4 8 13 Maximum Number of UF Membranes 9 18 27
RO Concentrate Rate without ICR (m3/hr): 35 70 105 RO Membrane Model AG400
RO Concentrate Rate with ICR (m /hr):3
32 64 96 RO Membrane Quantity 18 + 6 CR 36 + 6 CR 54 + 12 CR
Power Options Voltage 480 V, 3 phase, 60 Hz Housing Filter Model HX0740-80V-316-A-EMEA
Filtration Skid Height (m) 2.58 2.58 2.58 Housing Filter Quantity 1 2 3
Filtration Skid Width (m) 1.63 1.68 1.93 Cartridge Filter Model RO.Zs 0140 XK
Filtration Skid Length (m) 6.96 7.01 7.01 Cartridge Filter Quantity per housing/per change out 7/7 7/14 7/21
UF Membrane Module ZeeWeed 1500
UF Membrane Module Area (m2) 55.7
Maximum Number of UF Membranes 9 18 27
RO Membrane Model AG-8040F-400
RO Membrane Quantity 18 + 6 CR 36 + 6 CR 54 + 12 CR
Housing Filter Model HX-0740-3.0-V-316 HX-0750-3.0-V-316
Housing Filter Quantity 1 2 2
Cartridge Filter Model GX10-40XK GX10-50XK
Cartridge Filter Quantity per housing/per change out 7/7 7/14 7/14

RePAK PRO E-Cell* pre-engineered systems
combined ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis systems integrated high purity reverse osmosis and electrodeionization solution
RePAK Systems combine SUEZ’s technical experience in ultrafiltration (UF) and reverse osmosis (RO) into an integrated UF With 50+ years of experience in design, installation, operation and maintenance of membrane water treatment systems,
and RO platform. The RePAK provides tertiary wastewater reuse. SUEZ brought together two of its long standing quality and reliable platform systems – PRO Series reverse osmosis (RO) and
E-Cell Electrodeionization (EDI) systems. With versatile configurations and full automation, this integrated solution reduces capital,
easy solutions for difficult-to-treat water installation and operating expenses while providing quality product water for high pressure boiler or gas turbine makeup water.
• Clear operator access for maintenance.
• 35% reduction of footprint over separate UF,
simplicity, performance and reliability
RO and tank skids. • Single-source supplier of RO
• 10% reduction in installation costs with reduced piping, membrane elements,
pre-engineered skid footprints and connection points. E-Cell EDI stacks and
complete RO system
• SUEZ spiral wound membranes manufactured at SUEZ’s
providing reliability and
Membrane Center of Excellence.
faster delivery.
• One integrated control system.
• Directly connected RO and
• Patented depth filters for superior membrane protection.
EDI to eliminate the need
• UF integrity test. for RO permeate storage
• ZeeWeed 1500 UF modules. pumping and filtration before
• Robust frame design and construction – meets seismic the EDI unit.
Zone 4 designed frame. • RO/EDI System with 40% smaller footprint compared to
• Integrated control system to further reduce technical skill
separate two-pass RO skid, buffer tank, pump system
RePAK-50 RePAK-100 and time required for installation and commissioning.
and EDI skids.
100 Operating Temperature Range (°C) 15 to 30 PRO E-Cell 50DP PRO E-Cell 100DP PRO E-Cell 150 PRO E-Cell 200 PRO E-Cell EU 10DP PRO E-Cell EU 20DP
System Inlet Pressure (kPa) 0 to 1000 Operating Temperature Range °F (°C) 5 to 29
UF Feed Rate (m3/hr): 73–93 145–186 System Inlet Pressure PSI (bar) 200 to 400
RO Permeate Rate (m /hr):

3
50 100 RO Feed Rate gpm (m3/hr) 74 (16.8) 147 (33.4) 211 (48.0) 280 (63.6) 84 (19) 150 (34)
RO Concentrate Rate (m3/hr): 14–27 28–54 RO Permeate Rate gpm (m3/hr): 52.5 (11.9) 105 (23.9) 158 (36.0) 210 (48) 59.4 (13.5) 106.1 (24.1)
Power Options Voltage 400/480 V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz RO Concentrate Rate gpm (m3/hr): 21 (4.8) 42 (9.5) 5.7 (12) 70 (16) 21.1 (4.8) 46.8 (9.5)
Filtration Skid Height (m) 2.52 2.54 EDI Product Rate gpm (m3/hr) 50 (11.4) 100 (22.7) 150 (34) 200 (45) 12.4 (9) 24.8 (18)
Filtration Skid Width (m) 1.81 2.72 EDI Concentrate Rate gpm (m3/hr) 1.6 (0.36) 3.2 (0.73) 4.7 (1.1) 6.3 (1.4) 2.6 (0.6) 5.3 (1.2)
Filtration Skid Length (m) 8.10 8.85 EDI Electrode Rate gpm (m3/hr) 1.4 (0.23) 2.8 (0.48) 4.2 (0.73) 5.6 (0.95) 1 (0.23) 2.1 (0.48)
Pump Skid Height (m) 2.48 2.58 Power Options Voltage 480 V, 3 phase, 60Hz Voltage 400 V, 3 phase, 50 Hz
Pump Skid Width (m) 2.11 2.30 Skid Height Inch (m) 96 (2.44) 96 (2.44) 90 (2.29) 90 (2.29) 94.5 (2.4) 94.5 (2.4)
Pump Skid Length (m) 2.14 2.46 Skid Width Inch (m) 72 (1.83) 58 (1.47) 80 (2.03) 80 (2.03) 55 (1.4) 63 (1.6)
UF Membrane Module ZeeWeed 1500 Skid Length Inch (m) 197 (5.00) 277 (7.04) 282 (7.16) 282 (7.16) 228.3 (5.8) 283.5 (7.2)
UF Membrane Module Area (m2) 55.7 Membrane Model AK-400
Maximum Number of UF Membranes 28 56 Membrane Quantity 20 + 12 36 + 18 42 54 20 + 12 36 + 18
Membrane Model AG8040F-400 Housing Filter Model HX-0740-3.0-V-316 HX-0740-80-V-316-A-EMEA
Membrane Quantity 48 + 28 84 + 56 Housing Filter Quantity 1 2 2 2 1 2
Housing Filter Model MEY 22x40 Cartridge Filter Model ROSave.Zs, RO.Zs01-40XK
Housing Filter Quantity 1 2 Cartridge Filter Quantity 7 14 14 14 7 14
Cartridge Filter Model Hytrex* 1 micron 40-inch E-Cell Module E-Cell 3X
Cartridge Filter Quantity per housing/per change out 22/22 22/44 Number of E-Cell Stacks 2 4 6 8 2 4

filtration solutions filters
filters depth and surface filtration products for pre-treatment,

high-purity and industrial applications
Our complete cartridge filter line serves industrial and process applications for particulate removal, organics, and pathogen
Table of Contents removal in high-purity water systems, and membrane pretreatment. SUEZ’s broad spectrum of filtration products with precise
micron ratings from 0.05 micron to > 100 micron efficiently remove contaminates from your process streams. To better protect
your membrane treatment system, SUEZ offers a line of the industry’s best pre-filters. By providing the whole solution and not
Filtration Solutions Flotrex* Cartridges just portions of it, SUEZ helps our customers extend membrane life and reduce operating costs. Capture more, service Less.
Filtration Portfolio Overview Memtrex* Cartridges
High Flow Cartridges XPleat* Cartridges ST Microscope Scanning Electron Microscope Optical Microscope Visible to Naked Eye
Z.Plex* Cartridges Portfolio Overview Micrometers

Ionic Range Molecular Range Macro Molecular Range Micro Particle Range Macro Particle Range
(Log Scale) 0.001 0.01 0.1 1.0 10 100 1000
Hytrex* Cartridges Angstrom Units 1

(Log Scale) 2 3 5 8
10
20 30 50
100
80 200 300 500
1000
800 2000 3000
104
5000 8000 2 3 5 8
105
2 3 5 8
106
2 3 5 8
107
2
Approx. Molecular Wt. 100 200 1000 10,000 20,000 100,000 500,000
(Saccharide Type-No Scale)
Acid Protein/Enzymes Yeast Cells Pin

Point
Aqueous Salts Carbon Black Paint Pigment
Relative Atomic Endotoxin/Pyrogen Bacteria Beach Sand

Size of Radius
Common Virus A.C. Fine Test Dust
Materials Metal Ion
Granular
Activated Carbon
Synthetic Tobacco Smoke Milled Flour
Dye
Latex/Emulsion
Ion Ex.
Resin
Pesticide Colloidal Silica Blue Indigo Pollen Bead
Red
Blood
Cells
Herbicide Asbestos Human Hair
Gelatin Coal Dust
Sugar Crypto- Giardia Mist

spor- Cyst
idium
Starch
Reverse Osmosis Ultrafiltration Particle Filtration

Separation (Hyperfiltration)
Processes
Nanofiltration Microfiltration

filters
filtration solutions (continued)
complete range of filter solutions

SUEZ depth filters set new industry standards. Depth filters made with Z.Plex* technology deliver up to twice the dirt holding
capacity at a 50 percent lower pressure drop than conventional filters. Graded density Hytrex* depth filters for process and
flotrex pleated microfiber and membrane filters
pure-water applications trap larger particles near the surface and smaller particles near the center, helping maximize service
Flotrex pleated microfiber filters combine precise micron ratings from
life. Flotrex, Memtrex, and Xpleat pleated filters combine precise micron ratings with exceptional particle holding capacity. A
0.2 to 40 µm with exceptional solids-holding capacity. Memtrex* pleated
wide variety of membranes, construction materials and designs provides filtration solutions for applications from industrial to
membrane filters are available with PES, Nylon, PCTE, Polyproylene and
high-purity pharmaceutical.
PTFE membranes, with absolute micron ratings from 0.05 to 0.45 µm for the
ultimate in product safety and purity. XPleat* pleated membrane filters are
available with either PES membrane or dual rated glass microfiber media.
Micron 0.1um 1um 10um 100um
DEPTH 0.5 75
MICROFIBER PLEATED 0.2 30
PLEATED MEMBRANE 0.03 1.0
capsule filters
Capsule filters are completely disposable, individually packed filtration
depth filters systems with SUEZ’s Flotrex and Memtrex filtration media. Ideal for testing
applications of pleated filter media and small batch operations.
Many cartridges claim to be depth filters with superior dirt holding
capacity, but true depth filter cartridges retain a wide range of different
sized particles throughout an entire cross section of the filter. SUEZ depth
filters use Hytrex and Z.Plex manufacturing technologies to produce
filters with long life, low pressure drop, superior dirt holding capacity, high
efficiency, and consistent quality.
cartridge filter housings

Engineered for small to medium capacity general-purpose filtration
large format depth filters for high flow applications applications, SUEZ’s line of cartridge filter housings are ideal for
chemical systems, general pre-filtration, high-purity water and final
Shrink your pre-filtration footprint with large format High Flow Z Depth
product purification.
Filters. Improved performance in challenging process streams. High dirt
holding capacity combined with the ability to handle deformable particulate
without blinding make this the best filter for high flow rate operations.

filtration portfolio overview filters
Many cartridges claim to be depth filters with superior dirt holding

capacity, but true depth filter cartridges retain a wide range of
different sized particles throughout an entire cross section of the
filter. SUEZ developed a unique one-step manufacturing process
that continuously extrudes and thermally bonds pure polypropylene
microfibers into a complex, high capacity filter matrix.
Precise control maximizes the positive filtration characteristics
of graded density, tight micron cutoffs for high efficiency, and
maximum void area for high dirt-holding capacity.
Multiple end-adapt configurations available
depth Hytrex family Z.Plex family
Purtrex Plus RO Save Seawater

Aquatrex LD Purtrex PX Hytrex GX Well Pro Muni Abs.Z ZCore High Flow
PXP.Zs RO.Zs SWRO.Z
Household, Pool ●
General Industrial ● ● ● ● ● ●
RO Pretreatment ● ● ● Seawater Municipal > 140 gpm
Well Water, Gas and ● ● ● ●

Hydrocarbons
SUEZ is your complete source for pleated filters with a broad range of fiber and membrane
materials. Renowned manufacturing excellence and decades of experience result in high quality
products for your business. Some materials are also available as capsules.
Multiple end-adapt configurations available
Flotrex* pleated microfiber filters –precise micron ratings

with high solids-holding capacity and long service life. Memtrex* pleated membrane filters –micron ratings XPleat* pleated membrane filters –
Nominal and absolute micron. for the ultimate in product safety and purity. low-cost filter line.
PN/ AP GF HR MP PM PC NY/KM FE HFE PES GF
polypropylene glass fiber Halar* PES polypropylene polycarbonate nylon teflon on PP teflon on Halar PES glass fiber
Chemicals ● ● ● ● ● ●
Food & Beverage ● ● ● ●
Microelectronics ● ● ● ● ●
Ozonated Water ● ●
Air, Gas, Vent ● ● ●
Pharmaceutical ● ● ● ● ● ●
Not-Food Grade Applications ● ●

high flow cartridges Z.Plex cartridges filters
the new generation of depth filtration highest capacity cartridge

Many industries use water purified by reverse osmosis (RO) systems for a broad spectrum of applications – from boiler Z.Plex family cartridge filters are
feedwater to ingredient water for consumer products. Every RO system must have the proper pre-treatment system to provide manufactured using patented Z.Plex filter
optimum performance and long life. To meet both of these criteria, SUEZ developed the next generation of depth filters for technology. Z.Plex’s proprietary filter matrix
RO pretreatment – High Flow Z. High Flow Z is manufactured using patented Z.Plex filter technology and is engineered for RO provides unmatched performance with up
prefiltration and other high purity applications. High Flow Z’s proprietary filter matrix provides unmatched performance for RO to twice the life of conventional depth filters,
pre-treatment combing high efficiency with high particle holding capacity, and long life. up to 50% lower pressure drop, up to 100%
greater dirt holding capacity. A melt-bonded
exterior and core ensures no media migration
high flow cartridges
providing a lower total cost of filtration.
cartridge type characteristics length characteristics applications/industries All SUEZ polypropylene depth filters are
made from thermally bonded fibers of
HF.Zs Nominal 1 and 5 40 and 60 in • Flow up to 30 m /hr (40 in)
3
• Amine filtration
microns 70 m3/hr for (60 in) polypropylene. SUEZ certifies that it uses
• RO pre-filtration
no resin-binders, lubricants, anti-static
• Well injection
• Lower operating costs or release agents or other additives in the
• Produced water filtration
HF.Za Absolute 15, 25, 40 and • NSF 61 certified
manufacture of these cartridges, and that the
• Water flood/enhanced oil
70 microns recovery resin used for manufacturing the filter media
• Excellent temperature/oil • Seawater filtration meets the food contact requirements of U.S.
resistance (up to 70°C) FDA 21CFR regulations. The filter incinerates
to trace ash for easy disposal. They meet the
safety requirements of Article 3 of the EU
Need a housing for your filter? Please contact your SUEZ representative.
framework regulation No. 1935/2004/EC and
may be used as intended in all of the EU Member states in full compliance with the EU Plastics Regulation No. 10/2011.
Z. Plex cartridges
cartridge type filtration micron ratings characteristics applications/industries
Purtrex Plus PXP.Zs Nominal 1, 3, 5, 10 • Lower pressure drop • Potable water filtration
• Bonding finish • Commercial and residential filtration
WellPro.Zs WP.Zs Nominal 1, 5, 10, 20 • Optimized exterior decreases • Well water injection
At 16 lbs (7.2 kg). or more, the dirt holding capacity of a premature loading • Seawater
single High Flow Z filter is equivalent or greater than 50 • Excellent temperature/oil • Gas and hydrocarbons
conventional 2.5 by 40 inch depth cartridge filters. This level of resistance
performance ensures lower total filtration costs by reducing
Rosave.Zs RO.Zs Nominal 1, 5 • Low change-out frequency • Reverse osmosis prefiltration
filterconsumption and by substantially reducing labor and
• Low pressure drop • Beverage
over-head costs associated with filter replacement.
• NSF 42 and 61 certified • Electronics
• Pre/post DI or active carbon
Muni.Z Nominal 1, 5 • NSF 61 certified • Surface water prefiltration

• Dedicated to Americas • Ground water prefiltration
SWRO.Zs Nominal 1, 5 • Longer filter lengths (> 40 in) • Seawater prefiltration
Absolute.Za Abs.Za Absolute 0.5, 1, 3, 5 • Central tube in PP for enhanced • Chemical process
mechanical resistance • Hydrocarbon processing
• NSF 61 certified • Pharmaceuticals
• Semiconductor
• Food and Beverage
Z.Core Nominal 0.5–200 • 90% efficiency • High temperature applications

• May be sterilized in autoclave (Food & beverage, chemicals)
• Max forward pressure: 4 bar • High viscosity fluids filtration
• Central tube in PP for enhanced
mechanical resistance
• NSF 61 certified

Hytrex cartridges Flotrex cartridges filters
high value general purpose cartridge high efficiency microfiber cartridge

The Hytrex depth filter family is an exceptional value for All SUEZ polypropylene depth filters are made from Flotrex pleated filter family feature a microfiber media. It
general applications where long life, high purity and low thermally bonded fibers of polypropylene. SUEZ certifies combines precise micron ratings with exceptional solids
change-out frequency are required. The Hytrex family is a that it uses no resin-binders, lubricants, anti-static or holding capacity and long service life. A wide variety of
100% pure polypropylene depth filter (including adapters) release agents or other additives in the manufacture of these materials offer application flexibility. Flotrex* pleated filters
with exceptional dirt-holding capacity. The true-graded cartridges, and that the resin used for manufacturing the feature both nominal and absolute micron retention ratings
density filter matrix (lower density at the surface of the filter filter media meets the food contact requirements of U.S. FDA (from 0.2 to 40 microns).
with progressively higher density toward the center) captures 21CFR regulations. The filter incinerates to trace ash for easy
particles throughout the entire filter depth. This translates disposal. They meet the safety requirements of Article 3 of
to longer life and fewer change-outs compared to existing the EU framework regulation No. 1935/2004/EC and may
string-wound or resin-bonded filters. be used as intended in all of the EU Member states in full
compliance with the EU Plastics Regulation No. 10/2011.
Nominal Internal Diameter: 1.25 in (31 mm)

Nominal Outer Diameter: 2.75 in (70 mm)
Flotrex cartridges
cartridge type ratings material characteristics applications/industries
Flotrex AP Absolute • Media: PP micro fibers • Low pressure drop • Clarification

FAP Hydrophobic • Support: PP micro fibers • Wide chemical • Prefiltration of pharmaceutical
0.6 to 40 μm compatibility and biological fluids
• Core and cage PP
• Adapters: PP • Sterilizable by steam or • Fine chemical prefiltration
auto-clavea
Flotrex PN Nominal • Media: PP micro fibers • Economical solution • General Clarification and
Hytrex, Purtrex, Selex Aquatrex Large Diameter
FPN Hydrophobic • Support: PP micro fibers • Wide chemical prefiltration
0.2 to 30 μm compatibility • Polymers, viscous streams,
Hytrex cartridges • Adapters: PP • Sterilizable by steam or
auto-clavea
cartridge type filtration micron ratings characteristics applications/industries
Flotrex GF Absolute • Media: acrylic resin- • Sterilizable by steam or • Beverage clarification
Aquatrex LD Progressive 1, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 • Large Outer diameter (4.75 in./121 • Household FGF Hydrophilic bonded glass micro fibers auto-clavea • Cosmetics
nominal density mm) 0.45, 1 and 3 μm • Support: PP micro fibers
• Pools • Vegetable oils and syrups
• Greater lifetime • Restaurants • Core and cage: PP • Pharmaceutical and biological
• NSF 42 certified • Spa • Adapters: PP pre-filtration
Purtrex PX Progressive 1–100 • Wide chemical compatibility • General industrial use Flotrex GF-C Absolute • Media: acrylic resin- • NSF 53 certified for • Potable water
nominal density FGF-C Hydrophilic bonded glass micro fibers Cryptosporidium and • Make-up water for beverage
• NSF 42 certified • Plating
1 μm • Support: PP micro fibers Giardia cysts removal
• Chemical filtration
• Core and cage: PP
• Potable water
• Adapters: PP
Hytrex II GX Progressive 1–100 • Fast rinse-up in high purity • General industrial use reverse
nominal density applications osmosis prefiltration Flotrex HR Absolute • Media: Halar micro fibers • Broad chemical • Prefiltration and final filtration
FHR Hydrophobic • Support: Halar compatibility: aromatics,
• NSF 42 certified • High purity chemicals
3, 10 and 25 μm halogenated solvents,
• Bottled water • Core and cage: Halar
organics, ozone
• Adapters: Halar (9,000 ppm/hrs)
Hytrex II RX Progressive 1–75 • Fit to PECO housings • Oil and hydrocarbon
nominal density • NSF 42 certified applications PP = polypropylene
Halar = Ethylene chlorotrifluoro ethylene (ECTFE)
Selex SX Progressive 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30 • Fast rinse-up in high purity • General industrial use NB: this list of application is none-exhaustive. For further information consult your SUEZ representative.
absolute density applications • CMP slurry filtration Sterilization operating conditions: Filters may be autoclaved or in situ steam sterilized (up to 257°F [125°C] 30-minute cycles) for a maximum accumulated exposure
a
• Wide chemical compatibility of 10 hours. Alternatively, the filters may be sanitized with compatible chemical agents.
• Microelectronics
• NSF 42 certified • Fine water filtration

Memtrex cartridges filters
the absolute rated membrane filter cartridge absolute filtration, hydrophilic media
Memtrex pleated filter family features a membrane as filtration media. cartridge type ratings material characteristics applications/industries
Memtrex family covers a wide range of applications thanks to multiple
hydrophilic and hydrophobic media such as polyethersulfone, Nylon, Memtrex MP Absolute, • Media: PES membrane • Reliable particle retention • Broad range of
MMP hydrophilic • Support: PP micro fibers at high flow applications in beverage,
polypropylene, PTFE and a track etched polycarbonate. All features absolute
0.03 to 0.65 μm • Low protein retention pharmaceutical and
micron ratings for the ultimate in product safety and purity. • Core and cage: PP
• Broad chemical and pH chemical industries
• Adapters: PP
For assured quality and performance, the subassemblies used to construct compatibility • Ink filtration
the Memtrex filters are individually integrity tested. They are manufactured • Sterilizable by steam
under a quality management system that has been certified to meet ISO 9001 or autoclavea
standards. Each filter is assigned a lot code to ensure traceability of the data
Memtrex MP-B Absolute, • Media: PES membrane • Specifically designed for • Final filtration of wine,
and materials used in the manufacturing process. SUEZ certifies that the MMP-B Hydrophilic beverage filtration bottled water, fruit juices,
• Prefiltration media:
materials of construction meet the US FDA requirements for food contact 0.2, 0.45 and 0.65 μm PP micro fibers • Sterilizable by steam beer
under the applicable regulations in 21CFR177 (except the Memtrex PC). The • Support: PP micro fibers or autoclavea
materials of construction also meet the test criteria for USP Class VI-121C • Core and cage: PP
plastics. Aqueous extracts from MMP filters typically contain less than 0.25EU/ • Adapters PP
mL of endotoxin. The filters typically exhibit low levels of non-volatile residues. Nominal Internal Diameter: 1.25 in (31 mm)
Memtrex MP-E Absolute, • Media: PES membrane • Pre rinsed cartridge • Ultrapure semiconductor
Nominal Outer Diameter: 2.75in (70 mm)
MMP-E Hydrophilic • Support: Micro fibers PP • Sterilizable by steam water
0.03, 0.1 and 0.2 μm or autoclavea
absolute filtration, hydrophobic media • Adapters: PP
cartridge type ratings material characteristics applications/industries Memtrex MP-S Absolute, • Media: PES membrane • Validation guide available • Finale filtration
MMP-S Hydrophilic (2 layers) upon request of biological and
Memtrex FE Absolute, • Media: PTFE membrane • Highly resistant to • Vents/exhausts for 0.2 μm pharmaceutical fluids
• Support: PP micro fibers • Sterilizing grade filter
MFE Hydrophobic • Support: PP micro fibers aggressive fluids and gases autoclaves, fermentors,
• Central tube: PP • Sterilizable by steam • Pure water for dialyses,
0.1, 0.2 and 0.45 μm • Broad chemical and storage tanks
• Core and cage: PP or autoclavea WFI
compatibility • High purity chemicals and • Adapters: PP with SS
• Adapters: PP insert
• Reliable particle retention water used in electronics
and high purity, in harsh • Manufacturing
Memtrex NY Absolute, • Media: Nylon 66 membrane • Prefiltration membrane for • Fine chemicals
process conditions
MNY Hydrophilic (2 layers) an enhanced service life • Beverage
• Sterilizable by steam or 0.1 to 1 μm • Support: Polyester • Compatible with organic
autoclavea
micro fibers solvent
Memtrex FE-S Absolute, • Media: PTFE membrane • Validation guide available • Sterile chemical, air, gas • Core and cage: PP • Sterilizable by steam
MFE-S Hydrophobic upon request and vent • Adapters: Polyester or autoclavea
• Support: PP micro fibers
0.2 μm • Sterilizing grade filter • Bioreactors, autoclaves
and sterile piping Memtrex KM Absolute, • Media: Nylon 66 membrane • Polypropylene hardware • Sensitive applications
• Adapters: PP with SS • Sterilizable by steam or
MKM Hydrophilic • Support: PP micro fibers • Wide chemical to polyester
insert autoclavea • Final filtration for
0.2, 0.45 and 0.65 μm compatibility • Electronics
pharmaceutical fluids • Core and cage: PP
• Adapters: PP
Memtrex HFE Absolute, • Media: ePTFE membrane • Higher temperature • Chemicals
MHFE Hydrophobic • Support: Halar (ECTFE) tolerance • Pharmaceuticals Memtrex PC Absolute, • Media: PC track-etch • Fast rinse up • Critical electronic,
0.05 to 0.1 μm • Broad chemical MPC Hydrophilic membrane • Precise particle retention chemical and highly
• Core and cage: Halar • Electronics
(ECTFE) compatibility (aromatics, 0.05 to 0.45 μm • Support: PP micro fibers technical processes:
• Ozonated water – • Sharp cut-off
halogenated solvents, • Core and cage: PP • Ultrapure water
• Adapters: Halar (ECTFE) 9,000 ppm/hr
oxidizers) • Ink and dyes
• Adapters: PP
• Plating solution
Memtrex PM Absolute, • Media: thermally-bonded • Economical solution to • Ultrapure chemicals
MPM Hydrophobic PP PTFE filtration: solvents, PP = polypropylene; PES = polyethersulfone; PC = polycarbonate
0.1 and 0.2 μm • Support: PP micro fibers • Broad chemical acids, bases NB: this list of application is none-exhaustive. For further information consult your SUEZ representative.
• Core and cage: PP compatibility • Ultrapure vent, gas a
Sterilization operating conditions: Filters may be autoclaved or in situ steam sterilized (up to 257°F [125°C] 30-minute cycles)
• Long service life and air filtration
• Adapters: PP
• Sterilizable by steam or
autoclavea
PP = polypropylene; PTFE = polytetrafluoroethylene

Sterilization operating conditions: Filters may be autoclaved or in situ steam sterilized (up to 257°F [125°C] 30-minute cycles) for a maximum accumulated exposure
a
of 10 hours. Alternatively, the filters may be sanitized with compatible chemical agents.

XPleat cartridges portfolio overview filters
SUEZ filter cartridges are designed and manufactured for

resistance to a wide range of chemical solutions. Conditions
verify chemical compatibility. X-Pleat product family designed
for industrial applications are tested by lot.
bacteria and bioburden control | Memtrex MP (polyethersulfone)
will vary with each application and users should carefully Memtrex MP (MMP) filters constructed with hydrophilic filter characteristics:
polyethersulfone membranes and all polypropylene • Pore size: 0.03, 0.1, 0.2, 0.45 and 0.65 micron
components, exhibit both enhanced throughput and
X-Pleat Cartridges regulation
reliable particle retention for superior performance in
Cartridge Type Filtration Material) Characteristics Applications/Industries most applications. MMP filters are compatible with a • FDA
broad range of chemicals and pH extremes. The low • USP Class VUI-121°C
Xpleat PES Absolute • Media: PES membrane • Wide chemical compatibility • Post DI filtration protein binding characteristics of the polyethersulfone
XPLT-PES 0.1 to 0.65 μm • Support: PP micro fibers • Economical absolute • Bacteria control in cooling • Aqueous extract < 0.25 EU/ml
membranes ensure that MMP filters are suitable in a variety
• Core and cage: PP filtration tower make-up water loop • SN assigned to each filter
of beverage, chemical and pharmaceutical applications.
• Adapter: PP • Drop filtration
• ISO 9001 standard
Xpleat GF Nominal • Media: fiberglass micro • Wide chemical compatibility • Water based adhesive • ASTM F661 efficiency methodology testing
XPLT-GF 0.2 to 10 μm fibers
• Microbiological testing with a 107 cfu/cm²
• Support: PE micro fibers
Absolute
1.0 to 15.0 μm
• Adapter: PP pore size rating test organism log reduction value (LRV)
PP = polypropylene; PES = polyethersulfone; PE = polyester 0.2 micron Brevundimonas diminuta ≥7

NB: this list of application is none-exhaustive. For further information consult your SUEZ representative.
0.45 micron Searratia marcescens ≥7
0.65 micron Pediococcus damnosus ≥7
specific grade
• S: Sterilization Grade: a double layer of 0.2 micron layer to handle up to xx cycles of sterilization by
Nominal Internal Diameter: 1.25 in (31 mm) maintaining filter integrity
Nominal Outer Diameter: 2.75 in (70 mm) • B: Beverage Grade of PES to improve filter lifetime and decrease the dirt holding capacity
• E: Electronic Grade; a pre rinsed filter in plant to maintain the TOC release at installation start up below xxx ppm

mobile water purification, rental mobile water
and outsourcing solutions
mobile water water treatments and processes for mobile water purification
Virtually every global industry requires pure water and almost every industry also has a need for occasional, temporary
systems for emergencies, expansions, planned outages and to make water when a new permanent water treatment plant is yet
Mobile Water Purification, Rental VersaFlo* Mobile Water to be commissioned. SUEZ’s Mobile Water Product Solutions platform uses membrane and ion exchange technology to treat
sea, municipal, pond, well, process, and even wastewater to produce purified water.
and Outsourcing Solutions Treatment System
what do we do? processing and petroleum industries. Food and Beverage,
Purification Solutions from Any Source Containerized Reverse Osmosis and hospitality industries are also regularly supported.
Using mobile water treatment equipment which
for Any Need with Prefilter can be transported and put into service in a matter of
hours or days we will:
why should you choose SUEZ?
Packaged Systems SeaTECH* 80 Desalination As founders of the mobile water treatment industry SUEZ
• Purify boiler make up and industrial
has the world’s largest water treatment fleet with more
process/ingredient water.
Containerized Super MobileRO* Containerized Seawater RO than 800 units in service. We have thousands of ancillary
• Deoxygenate water for feed to boilers and equipment items to support operation in the field and
critical systems. an expert field service team you can rely on SUEZ to offer
M52 High Solids Ultrafiltration Mobile Seawater Media Filter a water treatment you can rely on.
• Supply water for gas turbine fogging.
• Supply water for commissioning. Water Treatment can occur independent from weather,
M-PAK* 80 Ultrafiltration (UF) Mobile DELTAFLOW*
• Treat water for enhanced oil recovery projects. potentially limited resources, and address restrictions on
municipal supply or discharge. We have zero liquid discharge
Mobile M-PAK CE Filtration TurboFlo* DI Vessels • Remediate mine and other pond stored water for
solutions, and solutions that allow you to help minimize
reuse or discharge.
your cost within the regulatory environment. The need to
MOBILEFLOW* Systems • Process wastewater for recycle or discharge. import or purchase water, the cost of sewer discharge,
• Make drinking water for commercial and changing government regulations can be dealt with,
institutional customers. allowing operations to be sustained. SUEZ enables cheaper
• Prepare ingredient water for food and and faster growth.
beverage applications. The growing costs of owning complex technology, spending
capital, and the labor costs of hiring new employees all
Using available water sources such as towns water, well
mean that flexibility from Mobile Water treatment can
water, surface water, gray water/wastewater or even
deliver tremendous value. SUEZ can reduce expense to
seawater as the feed for our mobile treatment equipment.
simple monthly bill that is only paid for as long as the
water treatment service is required
who do we do it for?
SUEZ will serve any customer for whom we can offer great Water purification outsourcing is growing rapidly as a result
value and services. Many of our customer are governments, of reducing costs and improving reliability. Reductions in
municipalities, or found in the power, refinery and total cost of operation can be substantial in comparison
petrochemical, chemical, metals, mining and mineral with the “self-operate” model.

purification solutions from any source for any need mobile water
lengths, equipment uptime, power efficiency, system control, monitoring, OEE (Overall Equipment
We offer treatment of water from condensate, surface cleaning, other evaporative applications, municipal use Efficiency), TCO (Total Cost of Ownership), environmental compliance and safety.
impoundments, industrial waste streams, municipal such as golf course irrigation, drinking, and many others.
gray water, cooling towers, the sea, wells, ponds, surface We employ the technologies needed to purify the water:
supplies, lagoons, rivers, lakes, you name it… pressurized ultrafiltration
Zero Liquid Discharge Ion Exchange, Electric power Ion
M-Pak 80 line of pressurized mobile systems for surface water solids reduction,
We purify source water for use in applications as diverse Exchange, Reverse Osmosis, Ultrafiltration, Membrane,
delivering water 100x as clean of suspended solids compared to normal filtration.
and broad as: high pressure boiler feed water, low Bioreactor (MBR), Carbon adsorption, Deoxygenation,
Improves life of all downstream equipment. Great for clarifier bypass, cooling towers,
pressure boilers, heaters, cooling, heat transfer cartridge filtration, chlorination, chemical treatment,
general pretreatment, or drinking water production. Used at power plants, refineries,
equipment, process recycle, rinse, cooling towers, biological treatment and final polishing.
drinking water plants, and many other industrial applications.
mobile media filters

Multi-media filters, to reduce solids, lower downstream loading/fouling. Reduces cleaning,
increases throughput, increases membrane life. Lowers overall costs. Superior silt and
SUEZ mobile water remote monitoring and InSight
suspended solids reduction, lower pressure drops.
Cloud-based remote monitoring and diagnostic captures and transforms your plant
mobile deionization systems data into meaningful and actionable information, knowledge for maximum
Mobile flow deionization systems delivering up to 600 gpm of deionized water. Low conductivity, performance, uptime, and catastrophe avoidance. Avoids operational interruptions,
0.1 μS, with ultra low silica for boiler feed water (< 5 ppb). Delivery made within hours from the optimizes processes, reduces TCO. The diagnostics, and remote technical support
time of order. (such as web availability and screen share), are part of the product. Helps with
planning parts, and consumables, conversions, modifications and upgrades, and all
mobile deoxygenation systems phases of contract services.
Deliver up to 400 gpm of deoxygenated water for boiler feed, steam stripper bypass or repair.
service
Blending remote monitoring technologies, with our InSight* service, in house
mobile RO systems technical expertise, global field service, and, where appropriate your own resources,
Super RO systems delivering up to 650 gpm of purified water in single pass mode and 300 gpm in allows client or SUEZ to operate, optimize and maintain your water treatment system.
2-pass mode. Broad range of high rejection brackish and seawater water membrane systems It delivers the performance guarantees that will underpin your mobile water treatment service.
from 40 gpm to 5000 gpm and beyond. Low energy and low fouling membranes to reduce
plant costs.
water service contracts
mobile brackish RO systems Mobile Water treatment equipment can be used in longer term outsourced Water
Integrated systems including pre-filtration in the same container. Deliver up to 300 gpm Service contracts installed and operated by SUEZ to help avoid lengthy delays, capital
in single pass and 150 gpm in 2-pass mode. expenditure, hiring labor, maintenance burden, plant downtime and emergency
interruptions. This results in guaranteed performance as a foundation of the contract.
More information can be found in the Water Service section of this catalog.
combined mobile complete treatment systems
SUEZ Mobile Water combined systems are designed for fast commissioning—within days of
an emergency or other need. Pre-engineering, state-of-the-art technology, quality, reliability
and speed are the key elements. Delivered solution including equipment, professional on site
engineers, start up, running, cleaning, maintaining and SCADA monitoring including remote
monitoring and report generation.
mobile carbon filters

Mobile flow carbon systems deliver up to 600 gpm of carbon filtered water for RO feed, taste and
odor control, chlorine removal, organics removal, hydrocarbon removal.
membrane treatment and life extension

MemChem pretreatment products, engineering tools, laboratory analysis, and deep expertise
combine, to optimize the overall process, to achieve the best possible performance in: membrane
life, contaminant removal, permeate quality, operational efficiency, labor savings/cost-out, run-

packaged systems mobile water
portfolio overview
complete plant
Select your plant from pre-designed systems. Select a turn-key, pre-engineered solution. Enjoy a wide-range of applications,
speedy delivery (hours to days), and low costs. Easy installation and dependable operation. RO systems come with variable
frequency drives (VFD) for high pressure pump control, efficiency and steady water production.
Carbon
filter M-52 M-Pak 80 Super RO Brackish RO InSight Deionization
Adsorption
capacity < 100 m3/d ● ● ● ● ●
100–1000 m3/d ● ● ● ● ● ●
1000–2500 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
m3/d
5 MLD–10 MLD ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
removal Solids ● ● ● ●
Organics ● ● ● ● ● ●
Ions ● ● ●
Containerized ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Bacteria ● ● ● ●

containerized super mobileRO mobile water
reverse osmosis for high flow applications typical applications

MobileRO reverse osmosis (RO) containers provide • RO configurable process flow to meet various water demands;
container item description PLC/instrumentation instrumentation
emergency, interval, or long-term service to meet the needs two pass or two train operability in a single system.
of industrial pure water users. The Super 600 MobileRO is • Up to 650 gpm (148 m3/hr) in single-pass mode or up to 350 Length 40' 0" (12.2 meters) parameter inlet outlet(s) Allen Bradley
configured to produce up to 650 gpm (148 m3/hr) in single- gpm (79.5 m3/hr) in two pass mode.
Height 9' 6" (2.9 meters) Flow ● Analog (4-20 mA)
pass mode and up to 350 gpm (79.5 m3/hr) in two-pass mode.
• Rejection rates of 97% or more. 13' 6" (on chassis) and/or discrete
The unit contains the necessary hardware to monitor the Pressure ● tank level inputs
• Removes not only dissolved ions, but also bacteria, Width 8' (2.4 meters)
system operation including, inlet and permeate conductivity, are available for
organics, particles, colloids, color and oxidizing agents pH/ORP ● customer automatic
inlet pH, inlet ORP meters; concentrate and permeate Gross shipping weight (approx.) 50,000 lbs. (22,700 kg)
at up to 99.9%. shutdown and
flow meters; and pre-filter, post-filter, primary and final Temperature ● control.
pressure transmitters. • Emergency, interval, and long-term service for RO Gross operating weight (approx.) 54,000 lbs. (24,500 kg)
water need. Conductivity ● ●
The MobileRO container also includes the necessary connections description
• VFD controlled high-pressure pumps.
connections for chemical pumps essential for maintaining
• Centralized gauge panel for convenient system monitoring. Connection type 150# Flange
the required water quality specifications.
item description
• 1-micron cartridge filtration for superior protection of Raw water inlet 6 inch (150 mm)
reverse osmosis elements. Service 380/460 VAC, 3-phase, 50/60 Hz
Concentrate outlet 3 inch (75 mm) 575 VAC with minimal modifications
• Able to combine with other SUEZ Mobile units to enhance
system capability. Permeate outlet 6 inch (150 mm) Breaker serviceb Gen 1 Gen 2
CIP inlet (1 per train) 4 inch (100 mm) Train 1 400 Amp 350 Amp
CIP concentrate outlet (1 per train) 3 inch (75 mm) Train 2 250 Amp 250 Amp
CIP permeate outlet (1 per train) 4 inch (100 mm) Full load amps
Caustic injection ½" FNPT Train 1 290 Amp 249 Amp
Train 2 155 Amp 142 Amp

general properties a Flow limited by membrane flux at high temperatures
• Single Pass Product Flow Up to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 650 gpm b Alternatively, customer can supply single power supply with 600 Amp breaker
service for Gen 1, and 500 Amp breaker service for Gen 2.
(148 m3/hr) c Lower power options may be available upon review by commercial
engineering team.
• Two Pass Product Flow Up to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 350 gpm
(79.5 m3/hr)
• Recovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 to 75%
• Nominal rejection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 to 99%
• Operating rangea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35° to 105°F
(2° to 40°C)
• Minimum inlet pressure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 psig (2 bar)
• Maximum inlet pressure. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 psig (4 bar)
• SDI15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

M52 high solids ultrafiltration Mobile Water
mobile water
pre-engineered system, cost effective, compact solutions

The M52 uses ZeeWeed 500 reinforced ultrafiltration membranes to produce superior effluent quality, while operating in a high
solids, wastewater environment.
The complete system incorporates screening, biological equipment, filtration equipment and disinfection.
benefits
• Pre-engineered options allow for flexible
process designs.
• Short delivery timeline from submittal to a fully
operating system.
• Prefabricated equipment minimizes site work and
reduces on site installation costs.
• Compact footprint allows installation inside
existing buildings 15’ (4.5 m) x 7’ (2 m) x 9’ (2.7 m).
• Ideal for multistage flow increases.
• In-situ membrane cleaning capability.
• Two train systems provide process redundancy.
• Systems range up to 0.22 MGD (830 m3/day).
base system
• Stainless steel or epoxy coated carbon steel
membrane tank and equipment skid.
• Skid mounted permeate pumps, backpulse pumps,
membrane aeration blowers, backpulse tank, valves,
SUEZ Fanuc PLC and HMI Interface.
• Plant start-up and operator training.
model height length width Max. Flow MGD (m3/d)
Z-BOX M12 7'10'' (2.39 m) 10'' (3.05 m) 4''2'' (1.27 m) 0.087 (329)
Z-BOX M26 8'8'' (2.64 m) 13'8'' (4.17 m) 5'6'' (1.68 m) 0.175 (662)
Z-BOX M52 8'8'' (2.64 m) 16'2'' (4.93 m) 7'2'' (2.18 m) 0.350 (1,325)

M-PAK 80 ultrafiltration (UF) mobile water
mobile pressurized UF for a variety of water applications

The SUEZ Mobile Water M-PAK* Filtration System provides quick and easy service to meet the needs of water users. Units are general properties
available for emergency, supplemental, or long-term requirements. connections
trailer
typical applications system on board Length 53'–0" (16.2 meters) Pressure Relief Outlet 4 inch (100 mm)
• Iron and manganese removal from groundwater sources Membrane SUEZ ZW1500 Height 13'–6” (4.1 meters)
• Removal of TSS and organics for reuse of process and
Pre-Filter 500 micron, self-cleaning Width 8'–3" (2.5 meters) PLC instrumentation
waste waters.
• Replacement of clarifiers Max. Water Temp. 104ºF (40ºC) Gross operating weight 57,000 lbs. (25,900 kg) Parameter Inlet Outlet SUEZ Fanuc PLC
• Pretreatment for reverse osmosis (approx.)

Min. Water Temp. 35ºF (1.7ºC) Flow ● ● Discrete tank level
• Tertiary filtration Gross shipping weight 30,700 lbs. (13,900 kg) for automatic shut
Inlet Pressure 15 psig (1 bar) to 90 psig (6 bar) (approx.) Pressure ● ● down and control
The M-PAK mobile filtration system is a trailer-enclosed system
designed for quick deployment and configured to produce up to Filtrate Outlet Pressure 30 psig (2 bar) Temperature ●
1.4 MGD (5450 m3/d) of water filtered from a variety of influent
Reject Waste Outlet Pressure Atmosphere (no back Turbidity ● ●
water sources. The system includes continuous monitoring connections
pressure)
instrumentation, including pressure, flow, temperature, and
Connection Type Flange
water quality, ensuring optimal operation. Tank Drain Outlet Pressure Gravity
electrical
Raw Water Inlet 8 inch (200 mm)
CIP Waste Outlet < 5 psig (< 0.35 bar)
membrane modules Service 480 VAC, 3 phase, 60 Hz
Filtrate Outlet 8 inch (200 mm)
• Membrane Model. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ZeeWeed* 1500 Filtrate Tank Drain Outlet Gravity
Full Load Amps 258 A
Reject Waste Outlet 6 inch (150 mm)
• Style. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pressurized UF Hollow Fiber Pressure Relief Outlet 1 psig (0.1 bar) to 100 psig (7
bar) Tank Drain Outlet 6 inch (150 mm)
typical treated water results Air Compressor 36.5 cfm at 175 psig (12 bar) CIP Waste Outlet 6 inch (150 mm)
• TSS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ≤ 1 mg/L
Max. Inlet Turbidity 75 NTU/peak to 200 NTU Permeate Tank Drain Outlet 4 inch (100 mm)
• Turbidity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ≤ 0.1 NTUa
• Silt Density Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ≤ 3 Maximum Inlet Water TSS 300 mg/l
• TOC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40–70% removalb, c

a 95% of the time
b Pretreatment Required
c TOC and color removal is dependent on raw water quality

Mobile Water
mobile water
mobile M-PAK CE filtration
pressurized UF for water applications

description and use key design features container electrical
The SUEZ Mobile M-PAK Filtration System provides The Mobile M-PAK filtration system is a CE marked ISO
Length: 12.2 meters (40’) Service: 380/480 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 3
quick and easy service to meet the needs of water users. container system designed for quick deployment, and phase
Units are available for emergency, supplemental, or configured to produce up to 130 m3/h (575 gpm) of water Height: 2.9 meters (9’-6”)
long-term requirements. filtered from a variety of influent water sources. The system Breaker size: 250 amp
Width: 2.4 meters (8’)
includes continuous monitoring instrumentation, including
typical applications pressure, flow, temperature, and water quality, ensuring Gross operating weight 18,144 kg (40,000 lbs.)
• Iron and Manganese removal from groundwater sources optimal operation. (approx.):
system on board
• Removal of TSS and organics for reuse of process and Gross shipping weight 12,474 kg (27,500 lbs.)
membrane modules (approx.):
waste waters Membrane: SUEZ ZW1500
• Membrane Model. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ZeeWeed 1500
• Replacement of clarifiers Pre-Filter: 100 micron, self-cleaning
• Style. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pressurized UF Hollow Fiber
connections
pretreatment for reverse osmosis • Manufacturer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SUEZ Max. Water Temp.: 40ºC (104ºF)
Connection Type: Flange
• High-quality feed water enables RO systems to operate Min. Water Temp.: 1.7ºC (35ºF)
at peak performance with reduced fouling and less cleaning typical treated water results Raw Water Inlet: 152 mm (6 inch)
Inlet Pressure: 1 bar (15 psig) to 5.5 bar (80
• Simplify overall pretreatment process • TSS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ≤ 1 mg/L
Filtrate Outlet: 152 mm (6 inch) psig)
• Protect RO membranes from upset caused by highly • Turbidity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ≤ 0.1 NTUa
Backwash (Reject) Waste 102 mm (4 inch) Filtrate Outlet Pressure: 1.3 bar (15 psig)
variable raw water quality; improves flux rate, reduces • Silt Density Index. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ≤ 3
Outlet:
cleaning, and extends DI resin and RO membrane life Backwash (Reject) 0.34 bar (5 psig)
• TOC. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40–70% removalb, c
• Seawater compatible materials of construction Misc. Waste Outlet: 102 mm (4 inch) Outlet Pressure:
a 95% of the time
b Pretreatment Required
Misc. Waste Outlet Pressure: Gravity
tertiary filtration c TOC and color removal is dependent on raw water quality
PLC & instrumentation Max. Inlet Turbidity: 75 NTU/peak to 200 NTU
• Meet or exceed increasingly stringent water
treatment requirements parameter inlet outlet SUEZ Fanuc PLC Maximum Inlet Water TSS: 300 mg/l
• Enhance treated effluent quality from secondary Flow ● ● Influent Flow: Up to 150 m3/hr (661 gpm)
wastewater treatment process
• Easily augment or replace underperforming granular Pressure ● ● Discrete tank level Effluent Flow: Up to 130 m3/hr (575 gpm)
for automatic shut down
media with advanced membranes Temperature and control Waste Flow: Up to 68 m3/hr (300 gpm) max.
●
• Restore wastewater to high-quality treated effluent that intermittent
can be safely reused for irrigation, aquifer recharge, or Turbidity ● ●
process water

MOBILEFLOW* systems VersaFlo* mobile water treatment system mobile water
demineralization, filtration, softening and deoxygenation treatment — quickly and efficiently SUEZ’s VersaFlo mobile demineralization trailer is designed
to provide:
added flexibility
In addition to providing demineralized water, the flexibility
SUEZ offers the world’s largest fleet of mobile water treatment systems – available for either emergency, supplemental, or
• Up to 10,000,000 grain exchange capacity of the VersaFlo system allows for configurations to meet
extended term service.
• Flexible configurations other customer requirement—including multi-media and
All aspects of treatment, from system analysis and design through installation, maintenance, upgrades and emergency response carbon filtration, dealkylization and water softening.
• Enhanced throughput capacity with optional degassing
are available. Included are immediate system backup, complete analytical laboratory, application and engineering consultants,
• 24/7 availability, 365 days a year Each VersaFlo trailer is also set up for connection to
qualified Field Service Representatives (FSRs), regional service centers, and a 24-hour dispatch and control center.
decarbonation equipment for removal of carbon dioxide.
The system can be operated by FSRs, your plant personnel or remotely monitored. Automatic shutdown features protect from • Emergency service
power failure, excess pressure and off-specification water. Regional service centers perform regeneration quality control • Standby backup, or as part of your normal
checks on every unit. treatment system
Demineralization treatment is available in as little as two hours plus transit time. Other special applications may require
additional time. description and use
SUEZ’s VersaFlo mobile demineralization trailer can be
The MOBILEFLOW system incorporates an exclusive piping system linking six rubber-lined ASME code pressure vessels. The
provided in custom configurations to correspond with the
international version (shown here) has three axles and the U.S. version has two.
chemistry of your supply water. This results in enhanced
Demineralization dimensions and weights throughput capacity from each VersaFlo trailer and reduced
costs per gallon.
Overall length with tractor 60'–0"
Each mobile trailer utilizes lightweight vessels to improve DI
Trailer length 43'–0" resin loading capability. Depending on the configuration,
the VersaFlo system can supply up to 400 GPM and eight to
Trailer height 13'–6"
ten million grains of total dissolved solids (TDS) removal
capacity—one of the highest available. Figure 1: SUEZ’s VersaFlo Mobile Demineralization Trailer.
Trailer width 8'–0"
Actual vessels will contain up to 24 containers.
Condensate Polishing Our fleet of mobile trailers is available 24 hours a day, 365
Gross trailer operating weight 90,000 lbs.
days a year—and our VersaFlo system can be delivered for
electrical emergency service, standby backup or as part of your normal
water treatment system.
Electrical power 110 V, 20 amps
requirements
specifications
specifications
Table 1: VersaFlo trailer specifications
Filtration Inlet/outlet connections • 2.5" NST, male fire hose, 3 inlet, 3 outlet
Length 44’
• Also available: 4" 150 psi flange or 4" NST male
fire hose, 1 inlet, 1 outlet Width 8’ 6”
Pressure vessels 6 per trailer, ASME code, 100 psi (7 bar) W.P., rubber Height 13’ 6”
lined
Operating Weight 90,000 lbs
Resin capacity Over 5 million grains (Demineralization)
Over The Road Weight 80,000 lbs
Deoxygenation Outlet resin trap 8" with suitable mesh element
Inlet/Outlet Connections 2X2.5 NST & 4”
Suitable media Ion exchange resins, synthetic adsorbents, activated
carbon, granular filter media, etc. Maximum Flow 400 GPM
Instrumentation • Two conductivity meters, one with strip chart Maximum Feed Pressure 100 PSI
recorder and alarm or telog recorder, with alarm
• High/Low temperature alarms Maximum Temperature 110°F
• Complete pressure instrumentation
Electric Power 110 V
Filter Media • Rate of flow indicator 60 Hz Figure 2: VersaFlo estimated output
• Totalizing flow meter 20 Amps
DEOX Media
Controls • Adjustable pressure reducing valve on inlet
Mixed Bed Resin
• Isolation valves on all pressure vessels
Strong Base Anion Resin • Automatic shutdown system
• External audible alarms
Cation Resin
Heating Propane fueled, thermostat controlled system for
freeze protection to -20°F

containerized reverse osmosis with prefilter mobile water
prefiltration/RO/polishing unit for “low flow” applications

SUEZ Mobile Combination Unit provides prefiltration (multi-media), Reverse Osmosis (RO), and optional mixed bed polishing all
dimensions connections (stainless steel)
in an ISO Container. The units are designed to produce water at flow rates up to 200 gpm (45 m3/hr.) in single pass mode and up
to 100 gpm (23 m3/hr.) in double pass mode. The unit is capable of producing mixed bed quality water when using the optional Unit length 40 ft (12.2 m) Connection type Victaulic/flange
mixed bed de-ionization, a plug in silica analyzer and inlet pressure control valve.
Unit height 9 ft (2.9 m) Inlet 4-in (101 mm)
features Unit height w/ 13 ft. 6 in (4.1 m) Outlet (permeate) 4-in (101 mm)
chassis
• Up to 200 gpm (45 m /hr) in single pass mode and
3
• Two multi-media filtration vessels Waste (concentrate) 4-in (101 mm)
up to 100 gpm (23 m3/hr) in double pass mode. • Cartridge filters Unit width 8 ft (2.4 m)
Clean-in-place inlet 3-in (76 mm)
• Unit can be mounted on mobile chassis or off-loaded • Five chemical injects with two inline static mixers Shipping weight @50,000 lb (22,680 kg)
to operate on ground level Clean-in-place 1.5-in (38 mm)
• Mixed-bed polishing vessels as needed (internally or
• Able to combine with other SUEZ Mobile units to Operating weight @60,000 lb (27,215 kg) outlet
externally mounted)
enhance system capability
• Rejection rates of 95–99% system on board instrumentation
• Removes not only dissolved ions, but also bacteria,
Single pass Up to 200 gpm (45 m /h) 3
PLC SUEZ Fanuc PPC
pyrogens, organics, particles, colloids, color and
oxidizing agents at up to 99.9% Double pass Up to 100 gpm (23 m3/h) Customer tie-in Analog (4-20mA) and/or discrete tank
level for automatic shutdown
Recovery 75%
Rejection 95–99%a
electrical
Membrane SUEZ high rejection polyamide
Power One drop of 225 amp,
Max. water temp 85°F (29°C) requirements 3-phase power (460 VAC)
Nom. water temp. 35°–85°F (1.6°–29°C) Breaker size 250 Amo, 3-phase
Max. inlet pressure 90 psig (6.2 bar) Installed KVA 160 KVA
Min. inlet pressure 60 psig (4.1 bar) Motor HP and type 75 hp (56kW) TEFC
Turbidity (max.) 50 NTU HVAC Climate controlled with an electric HVAC

unit
TSS (max.) 50 ppm
Chemicals SUEZ provides chemicals to operate the
unit
parameter MMF MMF drain outlet MMF inlet RO waste RO outlet RO outlet MB
Pressure ● ● ● ● ● ●
Conductivity ● ● ● ●
Free Clorine ● ●
Flow ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Turbidity ●
SiO2 ●

SeaTECH 80 desalination mobile water
functional description membranes and housings

Single pass, single stage, twelve pressure vessels total. Each • Multi-ported FRP pressure vessel design, 1200psi rated
pressure vessel contains 7 thin-film composite elements • Spiral wound thin film composite membranes
in series for a total of 84. System produces 1,000 m3/day
(45 m3/hr, 200 gpm) of product water at 40% recovery.
materials of construction
operating parameters Power distribution panels NEMA 12
• TDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37,000–45,000 mg/l (as NaCl) Control enclosure NEMA 4X

• SDI15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 3.0
High pressure piping Zeron 100
• Temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 to 35°C (77 to 95°F)
Low pressure piping PVC Schedule 80
• Recovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 to 36%
• Nominal rejection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98% Low pressure tubing Polyethylene
NOTE: Required 3bar (45psi) minimum customer supplied High pressure tubing Parflex
pressure to high pressure RO Feed Pump. Temperatures and
PVC sample valves on each
high salinities will reduce system productivity.
vessel, feed, permeate and
reject
standard components
• Container designed for oversea transportation
physical data
• High Pressure Centrifugal RO Feed Pump w/ 400/460 V
3 phase 50/60 Hz TEFC motor Container weight SeaTECH-84: 16,500 lbs (7,500 kg) dry
membranes not included
• Energy Recovery Device and Booster Pump
• VFD for Booster Pump and RO Feed Pump Membrane 3,360 lbs (1,525 kg)
weight
• Valves: Permeate diversion valves, diaphragm valve for
ERI reject out, isolation butterfly valves Dimensions
SeaTECH-84 480” L x 96” W x 96” H

control features and power requirements Container 12,192 mm L x 2438 mm W x 2438 mm H
• SUEZ Fanuc* Versamax Micro PLC with 6-inch
SeaTECH-84 480” L x 456” W x 96” H
quick-panel HMI Overall 12,192 mm L x 11,582 mm W x 2438 mm H
• Remote start/stop and alarm capabilities
• Zero recovery flush on shutdown power consumption
• Power: 400/460V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz, UL listed
~3.0 kW hr/m3
components with CE marking
instrumentation
Conductivity Permeate, final product
Flow meters Energy recovery feed,

permeate, booster pump
discharge
Pressure switch RO feed pump
Pressure gauges liquid filled for high and low

pressures
Gauge panel four low and three high

pressure readings available
via 5 way valves for pressure
monitoring

containerized seawater RO mobile seawater media filter mobile water
functional description functional description instrumentation

• Array: 12 Pressure vessels, single pass, single stage Single pass, three vertical pressure filters total. Each
Flow Meter Backwash waste outlet
• Each pressure vessel contains 7 thin-film composite pressure vessel contains anthracite and sand media. System
elements in series for a total of 84. produces 3,000 m3/day (125m3/hr, 550 gpm) of filtrate. Pressure Main MMF feed, MMF outlet,
and cartridge filter outlet on
• Capacity: 1,000 m /day (200 gpm) product water
3
operating parameters gauge panel; local indication at
• Recovery: 40%. each MMF inlet
• Water Temperature. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–99°F (1–37°C)
operating parameters • Feed Pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70–100 psig

(4.8–6.9 barg) materials of construction
• TDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37,000–45,000 mg/l (as NaCl)
• Product Flow. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 550 gpm Media Filter Vessels Neoprene lined carbon steel,
• SDI15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 3.0
100 psig rated
• Max Feed Turbidity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 10 NTU
• Temperature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 to 35°C (77 to 95°F)
• Feed Loading Rate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–7 gpm/ft2 Cartridge Filter Vessels FRP, 150 psig rated
• Recovery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 to 36%
• BW Loading Rate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12–15 gpm/ft 2
Piping PVC, Schedule 80
• Nominal rejection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . > 98%
• Cartridge Filter Loading Rate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.5 gpm/TIE
NOTE: Required 3 bar (45 psi) minimum customer supplied Ball Valves PVC with EPDM seats
pressure to high pressure RO feed pump. Temperatures and NOTE: Required 4.8 bar (70 psi) minimum customer constant
materials of construction pressure to filter inlet. Temperatures will impact BW loading Butterfly Valves Nylon-11 coated ductile iron
high salinities will reduce system productivity.
discs with EPDM seats
rates. Exceeding the feed turbidity/TSS limit will shorten run
Power distribution NEMA 4X
standard components panels times.
• Container designed for oversea transportation physical data

Control enclosure NEMA 4X standard components
• Positive Displacement RO feed Pump w/400/460 V, Dimensions: 480” L x 96” W x 96” H
High pressure piping Super duplex stainless steel • Container designed for oversea transportation.
3-phase 50/60 Hz TEFC motor (12,192 mm L x 2438 mm W x
• Three 84-inch (213 cm) diameter pressure vessels, rated at 2438 mm H)
• Energy recovery device (ERD), integrated boost pump Low pressure piping PVC schedule 80
100psig (6.9 barg).
and pressure exchanger Weight: 34,500 lbs (15,650 kg) dry
Low pressure tubing Polyethylene • Three 22-round cartridge filter housings, rated at 150 psig.
• VFD for ERD and SWRO high pressure pump
High pressure tubing High pressure nylon • Manual butterfly valves for control of service/
• Valves: permeate diversion valves, control valve for
backwash sequences.
ERD reject out, isolation butterfly valves PVC sample valves One on each pressure vessel
permeate pipe • Option: Air scour feature available with Chem-Aire
control features and power requirements ABS piping.
• HMI – AB Panel View Plus 1000 remote start/stop and
alarm capabilities physical data
• Zero recovery flush on shutdown Container weight SeaTECH-84: 16,500 lbs (7,500 kg)
• Power: 400/460V, 3 phase, 50/60 Hz, UL listed components dry membranes not included
with CE marking Membrane weight 3,360 lbs (1,525 kg)
instrumentation
Conductivity SWRO feed, permeate dimensions
Flow meters ERD LP feed, permeate and ERD SeaTECH-84 Container 480” L x 96” W x 96” H
reject 12,192 mm L x 2438 mm W x 2438
mm H
Pressure switch SWRO high pressure feed pump
Pressure gauges Liquid filled for high and low

incoming power requirement
pressures
270 Amps for three phase 60 Hz applications
Gauge panel display Four LP and three hp readings
via 5-way valve selector
310 Amps for three phase 50 Hz applications
membranes and housings

power consumption
Multi ported FRP pressure vessel design, 1200 psi rated
Spiral wound thin film composite membranes ~2.5 kW hr/m3

mobile DELTAFLOW* mobile water
description and use typical treated water results + instrumentation PLC

The SUEZ Mobile Water EMEA Mobile Delta Flow provides • System Recovery (RO Double Pass) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 62%
parameter inlet outlet SUEZ Fanuc PLC, HMI
quick and easy service to meet the needs of industrial water • System Recovery (RO Double Train) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 65%
users. Units are available for emergency, supplemental, or Flow ● ● Operable in Automatic or
• Product Conductivity. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 0.2 µs/cm
long-term requirements. manual modes and in single
• Product Silica. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 20 ppb or dual pass modes
typical applications a
Pretreatment Required: Pre filtered feed to feed RO skid and Pretreatment for
hardness needed if RO operate Single Pass mode. Pressure ● ● Flow, Pressure, Temp and
• Removal of dissolved solids and organics for general Pre filtration skid to be used in order to protect from debris in the feed water. Conductivity/Resistivity,
industrial process water RO inlet Chlorine and EDI
product Silica monitoring.
• Combined system with single/double pass RO and general properties
Mk-3X EDI. Container Temperature ●
• Produce quality DI product water from Brackish feed water • Length:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40' (12.2 meters) Conductivity/ ●
• Height:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9'-6" (2.9 meters) Resistivity
key design features
• Width:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8" (2.4 meters) EDI Product ●
The Mobile EMEA Delta Flow system is a CE marked ISO Silica
container system designed for quick deployment, and • Gross operating weight (approx.):. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18,900 Kg
configured to produce up to 45m3/h of Demineralised water • Gross shipping weight (approx.):. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,500 Kg
from brackish water sources. The system includes continuous system on board
monitoring instrumentation, including pressure, flow, connections
RO Membranes SUEZ
temperature, and water quality, ensuring optimal operation.
Connection Type: Flange (ANSI150#)
EDI E cells MK-3X stacks
the RO operation modes:
RO Inlet: 4 inch
a Dual Train (single Pass)a RO Pre-Filter: 1 µm Filter Cartridge
EDI Product Outlet: 4 inch
b Dual Pass (double Pass) Max. Water Temp.: 40°C
EDI Off spec – Rinse 4 inch
Min. Water Temp.: 5°C
RO Reject 2 inch
Max. Inlet Pressure: 5.0 bar(g)
Recycle Tank overflow 1 inch
Min. Inlet Pressure 3 bar(g)
Max. Inlet Turbidity: < 1 NTU

electrical
Silt Density Index (SDI15) ≤3
Power: 400 VAC 50 Hz, 3 PH, 315A
FLA Feed water TDS Brackish Water, < 1500 µS/
cm
chemical dosings Influent Flow (Nominal): 72 m3/h (RO Dual Train)

48 m3/h (RO Double Pass)
RO Feed Antiscalant: DDA, 7.5 L/hr pump
EDI Product Flow (Nominal): 45 m3/h RO (Dual Train)
RO Feed SMBS DDA, 7.5 L/hr pump 30 m3/h (RO Double Pass)
Waste Flow (RO Reject): 28 m3/h (RO Dual Train

21 m3/h (RO Double Pass)
Note – waste flow depends on feed water quality and recovery.

TurboFlo* DI vessels mobile water
Reduce operating costs by standardizing on one Service DI

vessel. TurboFlo DI Vessels (Figure 1) become the clear
choice when one considers the added costs associated with
handling multiple Service DI vessels.
Each vessel is manufactured from high quality carbon steel
and is lined with white food grade rubber and electroplated
316L stainless steel internals (not PVC). This superior quality
eliminates corrosion and reduces TOC and ionic leakage,
delivering many years of ultra-reliable, high-purity service.
The SUEZ TurboFlo DI Vessel can be easily incorporated into
virtually any system for temporary or emergency service Figure 2: TurboFlo Delivery Vehicle
(see Figure 2). As an example of each vessel’s versatility,
TurboFlos are often called upon to provide customers with design data
additional silica reduction during seasonal fluctuations or
Minimum Flow 25 gpm (5.7 m3/h)
changes in municipal water quality to prevent fouling of their
RO membranes. This is just one of many tools that SUEZ utilizes Peak Flow 250 gpm (57 m3/h)
to save customers money and reduce their capital expenditures.
Minimum Pressure Drop 1.2 psi (8.3 kPa)
The SUEZ TurboFlo DI Vessel provides a seamless integration of
products to meet a variety of filtration and deionization needs. Peak Pressure Drop 25 psi (172 kPa)
TurboFlo DI Vessels can be rented, purchased or leased Operating Temperature 34-120 °F (1-49 °C)
directly from SUEZ. Contact SUEZ for further information on
Minimum Inlet pressure 15-90 psi (103-620 kPa)
how the TurboFlo DI Vessel can be utilized.
SUEZ provides clear solutions for demanding industrial Volume 42 ft3 (1.2 m3)
applications that require consistent water quality materials of construction
and performance.
Tank Exterior 150 psi (1034 kPa)
benefits ASME coded carbon steel
• Reduce regenerate Tank Interior 3/16” thick rubber lined

delivery and storage
Media Mixed bed ion exchange resin,
• Eliminate on-site separate cation or anion resin, and
regenerations activated carbon
• Ideal for zero-discharge installation and utility requirements
• Improve safety records
Vessel Dimensions 54” L x 42” W x 91.5” H
reducing chemicals
• Engineered for UPW Inlet/ Outlet 3” (8 cm) camlock disconnect
• Provides high quality and Shipping Weight Estimate 4200 lb (1905 kg)
low TOC throws
Operating Weight 5000 lb (2268 kg)
• Consolidation of vessels
Estimate
• Quick exchanges
features included
typical applications Forklift ports
• Mixed Bed Polisher Sight glass at media height for inspection
FDA approved rubber lining and electropolished
• Separate Anion/Cation 316 stainless steel headers and laterals
beds
• Activated Carbon
• Softeners
• Emergency Service Figure 1: TurboFlo DI Vessel

service deionization (SDI) service deionization (SDI)
service deionization (SDI) customized high-purity water systems

SUEZ’s SDI solutions can be customized to provide high-purity water needs in any industry requiring between 1.0 and 18.2
Megohm. Whether you require bulk water, stand-alone products or services, or a complete mobile water treatment system,
Service Deionization (SDI) Apollo* Spot-Free Wash SUEZ stands ready to provide the solution for your ultrapure water needs. We have a history of experienced personnel, world-
class facilities, superior resin quality, and global leadership in producing the finest ultrapure water systems around the world.
Our clients trust us to handle the responsibility of maintaining and servicing thousands of their critical DI water systems.
Deionization Columns On-Site and Industrial Services
UHP Series: Point-of-Use

Deionization Systems
• River
• Well
Take any source water • Process effluent/recycle
• Municipal
• Filtration
• UF/NF
Treat it by any technology • Demineralizer/MB
• RO/EDI
• Filtered
• Softened
Deliver any quality needed • Demineralized
• Deoxygenated
• Pure/ultrapure
• Off-site resin regeneration

• Membrane cleanings
Perform any service • Spare parts and consumables
• Instrument calibration
• SUEZ or other equipment

service deionization (SDI) (continued) deionization columns service deionization (SDI)
pure water through SDI… it’s what we do standard DI tanks

We customize our solutions to meet the needs of you and your business, and in doing so, we are able to service customers Standard DI tanks are available in a variety of sizes, allowing Improve operations by getting a resin specific to your water
across all industries, from automotive to food and beverage to hospitals and semi conductor. We offer a range of products and you to get the specific sizing needed for your plant. These treatment needs. SUEZ offers a wide variety of resin and filter
services that will help provide value to you in the following areas: tanks are typically used by customers who require smaller media to ensure you have the material required for optimal
quantities of ultrapure water. The tanks provide upstream RO treatment. Our three most common resins available for
Get help immediately—Our mobile and filtration application through the use of semiconductor demineralization applications are: strong acid cation (SAC) in
team can service any range of flows, grade resins. All resin tanks are marked with color-coded hydrogen (H+) form, strong base anion (SBA) in hydroxide (OH-)
Process reliability and consistency,
satisfy temporary needs and deliver labels that indicate the tank fill date, TOC count, silica level, form, and mixed bed polishing for for high quality applications.
backed by a guaranteed performance.
6000 gallons (27.7 m3) of ultrapure and rinse quality.
bulk water.
Common DI Tank Sizes Common DI Tank Sizes

Superior regeneration quality with up
Increased bottom line, reduced
to 100% water recovery, reducing the capacity grains flow rate capacity grains flow rate
site labor costs, and zero capital size ft3 (m3) size ft3 (m3)
need to use hazardous chemical use as CaCo3 gpm (m3/h) as CaCo3 gpm (m3/h)
cost systems.
on site.
42 (1.2) 315,000 50 to 250 (0.2 to 1.0) 1.0 (0.03) 7,500 0.5 to 3 (0.002 to 0.01)
3.6 (0.1) 27,000 2 to 15 (0.01 to 0.06) 0.5 (0.01) 3,750 0.25 to 3 (0.001 to 0.01)
Local service centers providing a 1.6 (0.05) 12,000 0.5 to 4 (0.002 to 0.02) Capacity state for mixed bed. Other resins offers 4x capacity depending on
feedwater.
24/7 technical support and servicing. centralized dispatch for immediate
response times.
TurboFlo DI vessels
product and service offerings Reduce on-going costs by standardizing operations to one Specifications
service vessel. By consolidating to one vessel, you can reduce
design data
Deionization (DI) Columns and Ion Exchange your regenerate storage as well as delivery frequency,
Receive a column that suits the needs of your plant. Standard DI tanks are typically freeing up space for other essential items. Eliminate Minimum Flow 25 gpm (5.7 m3/h)
used by customers who require small quantities of ultrapure water, whereas TurboFlo corrosion, reduce TOC and ionic leakage with the TurboFlo as
is a larger SDI column for high-flow ultrapure water needs. it is manufactured from high quality carbon steel and lined Peak Flow 250 gpm (5.7 m3/h)
with food grade rubber and stainless steel internals. The Minimum Pressure Drop 1.2 psi (8.3 kPa)
TurboFlo vessel can be easily incorporated into virtually any
Point-of-Use Deionization Systems system for temporary or emergency service. Operating Temperature 25 psi (172 kPa)
Package the DI columns and resins into a point-of-use system that produces a
Minimum Inlet Pressure 34–120°F (1–49°C)
reliable supply of ultrapure water.
Volume 42 ft3 (1.2 m3)
installation and utility requirements

Site and Industrial Services Vessel Dimensions 54" L x 42" W x 91.5" H
On-site and industrial services to maintain your equipment and ensure your
business is running efficiently. Inlet/Outlet 3" (8 cm) camlock disconnect
Shipping Weight Estimate 4200 lb (1905 kg)
Operating Weight Estimate 5000 lb (2268 kg)

System Upgrades and New Equipment
Take advantage of the latest advancements in technology and products by
upgrading or installing new equipment at your plant.
Parts and Consumables

Prevent unexpected downtime and production loss by always having access
to the consumables you need for your plant.

UHP series: point-of-use deionization systems Service
service Deionization
deionization (SDI)
UHP-720 UHP-360
The UHP-720 is an ultra-high purity deionization unit that provides a reliable supply of ultra-high purity water in a small and The UHP-360 is an ultra-high purity deionization unit that provides a reliable supply of ultra-high purity water in a small and
efficient package. It is able to produce water at a purity of 18.2 megohm-cm by deionizing the water using ion-exchange resins. efficient package, and is designed for customers requiring a small volume of deionized water. Portable ion exchange columns
The UHP-720 was designed with simplicity in mind. It is a compact, fully integrated stand-alone system with storage tank level utilize hose connections that make the system easy to service and install. To further aid the installation process, the UHP-
control and hoses/fittings for resin columns. The system can be easily integrated into small spaces, and arrives pre-wired and 360 is pre-piped and pre-wired. All major components of the robust system are supported by a steel frame. The UHP-360 is a
pre-piped for simple installation. There is another model of the UHP-720, the UHP-720-ST, which provides DI storage capacity. compact, fully integrated stand-alone system capable to producing water up to an 18.2 megohm-cm rating, with storage tank
controls and hoses/fittings for resin columns.
parameter UHP-720 UHP-720_ST

performance data
Make-up flow rate 24 gpm
(91 Lpm) Make-up Flow Rate 12 gpm (45 Lpm)
DI storage capacity N/A 1500 gal (5678 L) Polish Flow Rate 12 gpm (45 Lpm)
or as required per
project site Final Filtration Level 0.2 Micron
Polish flow rate 24 gpm System Operating Pressure 65 psi (448 kPa)
(91 Lpm)
Design Temperature 77°F (24°C)
Final filtration level 0.2 Micron or as required per specification
System operating 65 psi

pressure (448 kPa)
Inlet Connection 1" FPT
Design 77°F
temperature (25°C)
Inlet Pressure 30 psi min., 80 psi max.
(207 kPa min., 552 kPa max)
DI Outlet 1" Flange

Drain Up to 12 gpm (45 Lpm) with
Inlet connection 2" Flange
no back pressure
Inlet pressure 5 psi min., 60 psi max
Power Requirements 120 VAC, single-phase, 30 amps
(34 kPa min, 414 kPa max)
Motor Power 1–1.5 hp
DI outlet 1.5" flange
Drain Up to 30 gpm (114 Lpm)

with no back pressure
UHP system options
Power requirements 480 VAC, three-phase, Both the UHP-720 and the UHP-360 are available with the Each skid can be configured to incorporate the following:
15 amps
following system options:
• RO makeup
Motor power 3 HP • PP/PVDF/SS piping • Membrane degasification
• PE/PVDF storage tanks • Sanitary design
• Nitrogen blanketing • Ultrafiltration
• System redundancy
• 185 nm TOC reduction UV

UHP series: point-of-use deionization systems (continued) Apollo* spot-free wash service deionization (SDI)
UHP-1 Apollo I-series: spot-free wash system

The UHP-1 Lab Water Polishing System produces Type I, 18.2 Megohm quality water on demand using a stage purification The pad mounted Apollo system produces spot free pure water that eliminates hand drying and inefficient blower systems. It
process including ion exchange resins and internal recirculation to maintain purity. Resistivity sensors continuously monitor is ideal for drive-through car washes, new car dealerships, and rental car agencies. There are four different models that meet
the system and the final water quality to ensure smooth operation. The system also features intuitive microprocessor varying flow rates, and each comes equipped with a set of standard equipment with the option to include add-ons to meet your
operation and control for various container sizes with a compact design and leak detection sensors. The UHP-1 is pre- specific needs:
configured into three application specific models:
standard equipment
• Stainless steel tamper proof enclosure
SOLV (base unit) Basic chemistry, academic, ion chromatography, and buffers
• Solid state controller
LAB (with UV) High performance liquid chromatography, gas chromatography—mass spectrometry, trace organics • Tank level control
• Low feed pressure pump protection
BIO (with UV/UF) Life science, cell culture, microbiology
• Stainless steel multi-stage RO pump
• Stainless steel pressure vessels
system SOLV LAB BIO Flow rate 0.67 gmp (25 Lpm) • Thin film composite membranes
Conditioning Inlet connection 3/8" O.D. Tubing • Automatic membrane flush to maximize service life
● ● ●
Cartridge • 5-micron pre-filter cartridge
Power requirements 120 VAC/60 Hz @ 1.0 amp
Polishing ● ● ● • 1.6/3.6-cubic foot carbon filter
Cartridge System operating pressure 90 psig (max.) 20 psi (min.)
• Product and reject water flow meters
185/254 NM UV Design temperature 100°F (30°C)
● ● optional equipment
Oxidation
• Duplex water softener pretreatment
Ultrafiltration ●
• Digital water quality monitor and alarm
Filter, 0.2 micron ● ● ● • Polyethylene storage tanks
Resistivity 18.2 MW- 18.2 MW- 18.2 MW- • Stainless steel distribution pump
cm cm cm
Bacteria < 1 cfu/ml < 1 cfu/ml < 1 cfu/ml
Endotoxina < 0.03 Eu/

ml
I II III IV
Particulates < 0.22 mm < 0.22 mm < 0.22 mm
Gallons Per Day (m3/day)a 1440 (5.5) 2880 (10.9) 4320 (16.4) 5760 (21.8)
TOC < 15 ppb < 5 ppb < 5 ppb
Rejection Rate 98% 98% 98% 98%
RNase < 0.01 ng/
ml Operating Pressure (psi) 150 psi 150 psi 150 psi 150 psi
DNase < 4 pg/ml Distribution Pump – Single Phase (120 V/220 V) 1 hp 1 hp 1 hp 1 hp
RO Pump – Single Phase (120 V/220 V) 1 HP 1 HP 1 HP 1 HP
Depth, Inches (cm) 22 (56) 22 (56) 22 (56) 22 (56)
Width, Inches (cm) 36 (91) 36 (91) 36 (91) 36 (91)
Height, Inches (cm) 60 (152) 60 (152) 60 (152) 60 (152)
Weight, Lbs. (kg) 260 (118) 280 (127) 300 (136) 325 (147)
a
Production capacity at 77°F (25 °C) and 225 psi.

on-site and industrial services service deionization (SDI)
on-site services
Get help with your operations from SUEZ’s on-site support team. Ensure your plant will run smoothly throughout the life of
the products by getting help with installation, preventative maintenance, membrane cleanings and sanitizations, repairs and
refurbishments, and much more.
Prevent unplanned downtime by

Start on the right track by having SUEZ’s
completing SUEZ-specific training,
support team properly install and get
preventative maintenance, and
your equipment started up.
instrument calibration.
Regularly clean and sanitize Repair or refurbish worn products to

membranes to extend product lifetime rejuvenate performance at a fraction of
and improve separation. the cost of buying new.
industrial services—repairs and upgrades parts and consumables

The SDI team offers a variety of industrial services from Help ensure smooth operations of your systems with access
analytical lab services to water system design. Repairs to the parts and consumables you need to operate and
and upgrades are also a large part of the industrial service maintain your system. We offer disposable cartridge
offerings. Our team of engineers and technicians focus on filters, plastic and stainless steel filer housings, resistivity/
improvements that can help operations and ultimately save conductivity monitoring systems, multi-parameter monitoring
you money. Whether you have an older model that needs systems, and ultraviolet disinfection/TOC/03 destruct units.
repair or replacement, or are looking to upgrade technology,
we have a solution for you.

water services water services
water services water treatment solutions delivered as a service

SUEZ offers water treatment technologies that deliver
substantial benefits and value for customers. Realizing these
assurance that their water treatment systems will deliver the
performance that they expected.
Water Services benefits can require expert operation, significant investment Leveraging expertise founded in an unrivalled water
and resources that can represent an obstacle to adopting treatment technology portfolio, truly global field service
new water treatment solutions. SUEZ Water Services offers
Service Shaped to Meet Your Needs capability, largest available mobile equipment fleet and
technologies, systems, and operating experience in the form SUEZ’s leadership in remote monitoring & diagnostic
of a service to help our customers meet their operational, systems we can tailor service solutions to meet your needs.
Building Blocks environmental, and profitability goals. By blending SUEZ equipment supply with remote monitoring
SUEZ can guarantee cost, water quality and quantity whilst & diagnostics and field services we can now deliver the
maintaining the highest standards of environmental, health, results you need whilst allowing our solution to integrate
and safety excellence providing our customers with the your own personnel and equipment.
Desalination Solutions: Municipal Solutions: Utility Solutions: Industrial Wastewater:

Drawing on the ocean’s Cities are turning to SUEZ’s SUEZ is optimizing system SUEZ’s water reuse
water supply, SUEZ’s advanced membrane and efficiency and increasing technology is transforming
desalination technologies water quality measurement uptime in cooling towers industrial wastewater into
create new freshwater technologies to tackle and boilers by reducing a sustainable, new water
sources to address increasing regulations energy usage and source – dramatically
growing demand. and safety concerns. greenhouse gas emissions. reducing dependency on
fresh water resources.
Process Chemicals & Product Water: Residential Products:

Separations: As brands expand globally, SUEZ’s analytical
SUEZ’s advanced SUEZ technologies instruments and monitoring
chemicals protect ensure high quality solutions provide accurate
valuable assets from ingredient water for measurements for
corrosion and fouling, manufacturing regardless regulatory compliance,
while improving overall of a plant’s location process optimization, and
efficiency and quality. or its water source. reduced water usage.

service shaped to meet your needs building blocks water services
With many plants operating globally and thousands of operating years of experience SUEZ is perfectly positioned to The right equipment, service, spares, consumables, water treatment chemistry and back up form the building blocks that once
understand your requirements and then design and operate a water treatment system to deliver the performance you combined will go together to deliver results you need.
need: combining service, equipment, consumables and mobile water back up into a solution that will deliver a balance of
performance guarantees, cost and use of your own resources to meet your individual requirements.
equipment technology
Traditionally water service contracts have fallen into three segments with very distinct roles for both supplier and customer:
At the core of any solution the right equipment provides the foundation for success, a
optimization Water Services contract can include a complete water treatment system, a significant
equipment operation maintenance
and support upgrade or key technologies such as membranes eliminating the need for capital
expenditure. Utilizing equipment from SUEZ’s Mobile Water fleet allows great value
Build-Own-Operate – BOO SUEZ SUEZ SUEZ SUEZ
solutions even for relatively short contract periods, permits very short lead times and
Operate & Maintain – O&M Customer SUEZ SUEZ/Customer SUEZ gives flexibility to adapt for changing needs.
Technical Assistance & Maintenance Services Customer Customer SUEZ/Customer SUEZ Drawing on SUEZ’s technology portfolio and depth of understanding in design,
installation and commissioning we will deliver a system that is engineered to deliver
performance and reliability and incorporate it into a service solution that delivers.
Advances in remote monitoring and control technologies, predictive algorithms and ever improving SUEZ water treatment
technologies allows the successful incorporation of many of the benefits that would come with a traditional BOO model into
spares and consumables
solutions where the customer owns some or all of the treatment system and provides some of the operating labor. This
SUEZ capability allows a more flexible and tailored approach to building a Water Service solution that meets your businesses Key consumables such as membranes, filters, treatment chemistry are pivotal to both
requirements by combining the building blocks of water service appropriately: the performance and cost of water treatment, similarly optimal maintenance is
necessary
to ensure that the expected results are delivered. A Water Services contract will pair
operational excellence with supply of spares, consumables and maintenance services
for a tailored solution.
service
Blending remote monitoring technologies, with SUEZ’s PRedix* based InSight service, in
Treatment System Service Spares and Mobile Water Performance house technical expertise, SUEZ’s global field service, and where appropriate your own
Water treatment Remote monitoring Consumables Optimized backup Guarantees resources, allows SUEZ to operate, optimize and maintain your water treatment system
technology and control data Membranes, for your system Quantity, quality to deliver the performance guarantees that will underpin your Water Service contract.
analytics, operating filters, spares and and cost of
and maintenance treatment chemistry your water mobile service
service
Mobile Water services can be incorporated into a service agreement to provide back
up without the need for high levels of redundancy, capacity for short term periods of
additional demand allowing permanently installed equipment to be right sized and even to
cover emergency requirements beyond the scope of the primary water treatment system.
guarantees
Assembling the right combination of great water treatment technology, operating,
optimizing and maintenance service, a package of spares and consumable materials
together with mobile back up allows SUEZ to guarantee the quantity and quality of water
produced as well as the cost of the contract. Our guarantees will be aligned with your
requirements and represent the foundation of the Water Service contract.

Procera desalination solutions Desalination
desalination
desalination products and processes for seawater desalination

SUEZ’s Procera Desalination Solutions platform uses
membrane technology to transform seawater and brackish
For municipalities, seawater desalination offers a long-term
solution to provide water for the community. The need for
Procera* Desalination Solutions SeaTECH* Series water into fresh water for drinking, irrigation and industrial water importation and political dependence can be
applications. With a seawater desalination system, water eliminated, allowing regional growth.
production can occur independent from weather, current
Packaged Systems SeaTECH-E Series Industries will benefit with desalination technology, by
limited resources, and third parties. eliminating their dependence on municipalities, controlling
E-Series Ultra SeaPAK* Series water costs and gaining geographic freedom for remote
industrial facilities.
SeaPRO* Series SeaSMART* Series
SeaPRO-E Series SeaPRO–Marine
Pretreatment
Before the desalination process
occurs, the brackish or seawater
goes through a pretreatment process
that could consist of filtration and
chemical treatments.
Water intake
As water is brought into the pipeline,
particles are removed to improve the
process and increase water quality.
Desalination
The desalination system separates
the incoming stream into desalted
water and a concentrated stream
by applying pressure through a
membrane.
Post Treatment
Water quality is balanced to suit
the needs of the end-user.
Tank storage
The desalinated water is often
stored for usage.

desalination
Procera desalination solutions (continued)
complete solutions from a single source Procera MemChem*

As experts in seawater, we offer solutions that encompass water reuse and conservation throughout your operations,
optimization of existing water production, and design and construction of new, energy efficient and environmentally friendly Procera MemChem combines complete chemical
desalination processes. Procera product offerings will cover each stage of your fully integrated desalination process. To pretreatment, engineering tools, laboratory capabilities and
help plan your system, we analyze your water requirement, test your source water, evaluate your potential for reuse and human expertise to improve membrane separation processes
conservation, and perform a treatment cost-benefit analysis. to achieve longer membrane life, superior permeate quality,
minimum operational cost, environmental compliance,
reduced cleaning frequency, reduced power requirements
pretreatment and improved control and monitoring.
SeaPRO-MMF multi media filters or ZeeWeed Ultrafiltration

Procera lifecycle services
(UF) pre-treatment offers benefits for your SWRO including
lower membrane fouling, reduced cleaning costs, increased A complete line of products and services to support your
flux, increased membrane life and longer membrane desalination plant—helping you stay current, connected,
warranty. Procera depth filters offer superior SDI reduction, in production and on budget. Services include remote
lower pressure drop with greater dirt holding capacity and monitoring diagnostics, off-site technical support, on-site
up to twice the life of conventional depth filters. technical support, parts and consumables, conversions,
modification and upgrades, and contract services.
Procera InSight
SUEZ’s easy-to-use, cloud-based Remote Monitoring
& Diagnostics platform, captures and transforms your
RO membranes plant data into meaningful and actionable information,
ultimately providing the knowledge you need to maximize
SUEZ offers a broad portfolio of high rejection seawater
performance, avoid operational interruptions, optimize your
and brackish water membranes manufactured at the SUEZ
processes, and reduce the total cost of operation.
Membrane Center of Excellence. Several low energy and
low fouling membranes are available to reduce overall
desalination plant costs. Procera build, own, operate
Assembling the right combination of great water treatment
technology, operating, optimizing and maintenance service,
a package of spares & consumable materials together
with mobile back-up allows SUEZ to guarantee the
packaged systems quantity and quality of water produced as well as the cost
of the contract. Our guarantees will be aligned with your
Procera packaged systems are built in SUEZ factories and requirements and represent the foundation of a Procera
factory tested for fast commissioning. Whether by application Build, Own, Operate contract.
and site specificities, pre-engineering maximizes the
commonality among solutions to deliver state-of-the-art
technology, unmatched quality and reliability that you have
come to expect, but in a much faster and more seamless way.

packaged systems E-Series ultra desalination
all-in-one desalination simple control, reliable production, small and economic

Desalinate your specific seawater with pre-engineered systems. These systems offer a turn-key pre-engineered solution to The E series Ultra is an extra small, extra economic reverse osmosis machine capable of handling TDS from 3,500–3,5000
seawater reverse osmosis desalination. SUEZ’s packaged approach reaches a wide range of applications through speed of mg/L with variable flow rates. The E-Series is designed for high quality product water production for a wide variety of
delivery and low costs. These systems offer you easy installation and dependable operation. Each system comes equipped with applications, such as process ingredient water, rinse water, food ingredient water, drinking water, boiler feedwater, ion
a variable frequency drive (VFD) for high pressure pump optimal control, energy efficiency and constant water production. exchange pre-treatment and more. Regardless of your application, the E-Series Ultra is a clear choice for easy installation,
simple control and reliable production.
E Series Ultra SeaPRO SeaPRO-E SeaTECH SeaTECH-E SeaPAK SeaSMART SeaPRO-Marine

pre-engineered system—so you can start producing water right away
capacity < 100 m3/d ● • The E-Series Ultra contains all necessary equipment to start your desalinating for water production as quickly as possible
100–1,000 m3/d ● ● ● ● ● • Each unit includes a 1-micron pre-filter, 6 membrane elements with housing, a high pressure pump and CIP system
1,000–2,500
● ● ● ● ● ● a simple control system to support reliable water production
m3/d
• A simple control system should be simple to install. Now it is. In an E series Ultra, all instrumentation and controls come
5 MLD–10 MLD ● ● ● installed and pre-wired
Premium
• The integrated control system features manual or automatic inlet shut-off valves, permeate and concentrate flow meters,
● ● ● ●
machine on/off capability, pre-filter, post-filter and final pressure gauges, and autoflush system, a low inlet pressure switch,
Economy ● ● ● digital conductivity meter with programmable relay, and low inlet pressure and motor starter overload alarms
Containerized ● ●
E series ultra
Modular ●
flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 27.25
UF–SWRO ●
Concentrate rate (m3/d) 60.51
Feed rate (m3/d) 33.25

premium economy performance data Membrane quantity 6
Highly instrumented featuring PX energy recovery Maximum efficiency at minimum cost Recovery 45%
Nominal rejection 99.6%
TDS (NaCl mg/L) 3,500–35,000
Design temperature (°C) 25
Operating range (°C) 15–32
Operating pH 7.7
Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 30
Operating pressure (psi) 800
Energy recovery N/A

a global presence
Specific power consumption 3.0
(kWh/m3)
SUEZ’s seawater reverse osmosis
systems solve your desalination needs
while optimizing operating costs. With
over 50 years of experience and global
install base SUEZ packaged plants
can tackle virtually any desalination
challenge to give you the best possible
complete solution.

SeaPRO* series SeaPRO-E series desalination
the seawater reverse osmosis machine economy design featuring turbocharger energy recovery
The SeaPRO series seawater reverse osmosis machine The SeaPRO-E series seawater reverse osmosis machines are economically designed to suit your all-in-one desalination
offers a turn-key pre-packaged solution to desalination. needs. These medium skid mounted pre-engineered systems are offered for a range of flows from 500–2,500 m3/day. Suitable
These skid mounted systems are available in various for feed water salinity of 45,000 mg/L and capable of 45% recovery.
models capable of delivering permeate at 100–2,500 m3/
day. From simple low capex turbocharger solutions on maximum productivity at low cost
SeaPRO-8-28, to premium efficiency pumps and energy • Save on electricity use—the primary operating cost– with SeaPro-E’s integrated energy recovery system featuring
recovery devices on SeaPRO-42-210. turbochargers .
• Custom configure your system for feed water salinity of 35,000 or 45,000 mg/L, 35% or 45% recovery and 50 Hz or 60 Hz
premium build for maximum efficiency
power supply.
• The SeaPRO platform has flexibility to accommodate a
range of conditions without adding significant cost or
delivering easy installation and dependable operation
delivery time.
• All major components for SWRO are skid-mounted in a
• Options of recovery of 35% or 45%, feed water salinity of 35,000 or 45,000 mg.L, and power supply of 50 Hz or 60 Hz
pre-packaged system for fast delivery and start up.
are available—it’s up to you.
• All necessary instrumentation for monitoring component
robust, high quality construction performance is integrated in your pre-packaged solution.
• Corrosion and temperature resistance occurring at the intersection of super duplex and austenitic steel, high quality
welding, and passivated and electropolished pump internals.
simple control
• The SeaPro-E series features a simple manual control for the
• Vibration free thanks to a 2-skid design on SeaPRO-42-210 where the high pressure pump skid is separate from membrane
system, and Hand/Auto control for remote starting and stopping.
rack skid, effectively eliminating leaks.
PLC Premium systems are also available.
SeaPRO-8 SeaPRO-16 SeaPRO-28 SeaPRO-42 SeaPRO-63 SeaPRO-84 SeaPRO-126 SeaPRO-210

SeaPRO-E-36 SeaPRO-E-72 SeaPRO-E-105 SeaPRO-E-210
flow rates Permeate rate 100 200 300 550 825 1,100 1,650 2,736
(m3/d) flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 500 1,000 1,500 2,500
Concentrate rate 185 371 557 672 1,008 1,344 2,017 4,128 Concentrate rate (m3/d) 750 1,225 1,834 3,064
(m3/d)
Feed Rate (m3/d) 1,250 2,225 3,334 5,564
Feed Rate (m3/d) 285 571 857 1,222 1,833 2,444 3,667 6,864
performance Membrane quantity 36 72 105 210
performance Membrane 8 16 28 42 63 84 126 210 data
data quantity Recovery 45% 45% 45% 45%
Recovery 35% 35% 35% 45% 45% 45% 45% 35% Nominal rejection 99% 99% 99% 99%
Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% 97–99% TDS (NaCl mg/L) 45,000 45,000 45,000 45,000
TDS (NaCl mg/L) 45,000 45,000 45,000 35,000 35,000 35,000 35,000 45,000 Design temperature (°C) 25 25 25 25
Design 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 Operating range (°C) 15–32 15–32 15–32 15–32

temperature (°C)
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Operating range 2–30 2–30 2–30 2–30 2–30 2–30 2–30 2–30
(°C) Minimal inlet pressure 30 30 30 30
(psi)
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5
Operating pressure (psi) 1,075 950 950 950
Minimal inlet 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30
pressure (psi) Energy recovery Turbocharger Turbocharger Turbocharger Turbocharger
Operating 900–950 900–950 900–950 900–950 900–950 900–950 900–950 900 Specific power 3.07 3.07 3.07 3.07
pressure (psi) consumption (kWh/m3)
Energy recovery Turbo- Turbo- Turbo- PX PX PX PX PX

charger charger charger
Specific power 3.06 3.09 3.08 2.57 2.55 2.57 2.57 2.58
consumption
(kWh/m 3)

SeaTECH* series SeaTECH-E series desalination
containerized seawater desalination for maximum efficiency reliable, economic, containerized

The SeaTECH series provides integrated energy recovery with RO in an easily movable container for your mobile water, Start producing water faster than ever. SeaTECH E-Series systems feature cartridge filtration, a single pass, single stage
industrial, power and municipal markets. These systems range from 163–3,000 m3/day yet come containerized for easy seawater reverse osmosis machine, and an integrated energy recovery system using turbochargers. Pumps, valves,
shipping, installation and operation. instrumentation and control features are installed in a customized shipping container, pre-piped and wired. Systems available
from 500–1,500 m3/day.
save time and money with a containerized system
• Experience a new speed of fulfillment, with accelerate your project schedule
a pre-engineered containerized system. • Witness a rapid turnaround from order
• Get faster water production with our placement to shipment, requiring limited
conservative design based from years of commissioning work and easy installation.
equipment experience. • A modular design allows you to add
capacity as demand grows; with
a full drinking water plant in a movable container standardization enabling speed
• SeaTECH 12–35 come with pretreatment and of delivery.
post treatment in the same container reducing
the need for any additional equipment. superior quality materials
reliable design made to last for maximum of construction
• Duplex 2205 High pressure piping
energy savings SUEZWPT
CONC LP
DISCH
with resist chloride pitting corrosion.
• Achieve superior prefiltration and long FEED WATER
• Anti-corrosion treated carbon
cartridge life with integrated Z.Plex depth CARTRIDGE
steel frame. HYDRAULIC
cartridge filters. CLIENT/OTHER
FILTER RO FEED
PUMP
PRESSURE SWRO UNIT PERMEATE
• Corrosion issues are common when BOOSTER
• Available with centrifugal and positive
desalinating seawater. Our superior CLIENT/OTHER
displacement high pressure pumps.
quality materials of construction and
• Duplex 2205 High pressure piping with components, combined with an optimized
SUEZWPT
resist chloride pitting corrosion. design gives you peace of mind.
SeaTECH-12 SeaTECH-35 SeaTECH-84 SeaTECH-252 SeaTECH-E-36 SeaTECH-E-72 SeaTECH-E-105
flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 163 454 1,000 3,000 flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 500 1,000 1,500
Concentrate rate (m3/d) 244.5 681 1,500 4,500 Concentrate rate (m3/d) 750 1,500 2,250
Feed Rate (m3/d) 407.5 1,135 2,500 7,500 Feed Rate (m3/d) 1,250 2,500 3,750
performance Membrane quantity 12 35 84 252 performance Membrane quantity 36 72 105

data data
Recovery 40% 35% 40% 45–35% Recovery 40% 40% 40%
Nominal rejection 98% 99% 98% 98% Nominal rejection 99% 99% 99%
TDS (NaCl mg/L) 35,000–38,000 35,000–38,000 37,000–45,000 37,000–45,000 TDS (NaCl mg/L) 45,000 45,000 45,000
Design temperature (°C) 25 25 25 25 Design temperature (°C) 25 25 25
Operating range (°C) 15–32 15–32 15–32 15–32 Operating range (°C) 15–32 15–32 15–32
Operating pH 7–8.5 7–8.5 7–8.5 7–8.5 Operating pH 7–8.5 7–8.5 7–8.5
Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 60 45 45 30 Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 30 30 30
Operating pressure (psi) 750–950 950 950 950 Operating pressure (psi) 1,075 950 950
Energy recovery PX PX PX PX Energy recovery Turbocharger Turbocharger Turbocharger
Specific power consumption (kWh/ 2.8 2.8 3.0 3.0 Specific power consumption (kWh/m3) 3.07 3.07 3.07
m 3)

SeaPAK* series SeaSMART* series desalination
one of a kind—combined UF and SWRO system large scale modular desalination machine to meet your unique needs
For variable feedwater, SeaPAK features SUEZ’s pressurized UF with high-rejection, low-energy membranes for high quality SUEZ’s SeaSMART Train consists of modular, pre-engineered equipment configurations that may be assembled into unique
water and long life. This is the only UF-SWRO system available today with UF membrane manufacturing, SWRO membrane technical solutions for municipal drinking water, power generation, industrial processes, commercial use, and landscape
manufacturing, and system integration all by the same company. SeaPAK units produce water at 1,000–2,500 m3/day and can and agricultural irrigation. SeaSMART can be adapted to your specific requirements as well as to site specificities. It provides
be combined into blocks of four units under the same control system for flows of 1,000–10,000 m3/day. a highly efficient footprint and layout, which leads to minimized building size and thus, construction costs. The SeaSMART
building blocks produce flows of 5,000 to 10,000 m3/day.
simplify with one tank, one control system, and one company
• A single multifunctional tank combining the UF CIP tank, RO CIP tank, and UF backwash tank. on-site assembled solutions for large projects
• A single control system for the entire UF-SWRO machine. • A modular train allows you to easily add additional
units to increase capacity, our standard equipment
• A single company, manufacturing both
configuration allows us to meet your needs at rapid
UF membranes, SWRO membranes, all
speed of delivery.
equipment and integrating the system.
mitigate installation and commissioning risks

building blocks for a
• Pre-packaged, pre-engineered configurations
system specific to you reduce the amount of time required for installation
• Scalable, modular units allow blocks and start up.
of up to four of the same capacity
• Our SeaSMART building blocks and critical
to be combined and integrated in
components are containerized to facilitate rapid and
the same control system.
low cost shipment to meet your expectations quickly.
achieve higher water production high efficiency footprint and layout

with a smaller footprint • A highly efficient footprint and layout minimizes
• SeaPAK-1000 integrates both UF pressure building size requirements and thus reduces
vessels and SWRO pressure vessels in a single skid, construction costs.
maximizing footprint efficiency. • Get the most water production out of a limited
area with modular, pre-engineered
equipment configurations.
SeaPAK-1000 SeaPAK-2500 SeaSMART-5MLD SeaSMART-10MLD
flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 1,000 2,500 flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 5,000 10,000
Concentrate rate (m3/d) 1,857 4,643 Concentrate rate (m3/d) 7,500 15,000
Feed Rate (m3/d) 2,857 7,143 Feed Rate (m3/d) 12,500 25,000
performance Membrane quantity UF: 48, RO:72 UF: 120, RO: 182 performance Membrane quantity 504 1,008
data data
Recovery 35% 35% Recovery 35–45% 35–45%
Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99%
TDS (NaCl mg/L) 35,000–45,000 35,000–45,000 TDS (NaCl mg/L) 35,000–45,000 35,000–45,000
Design temperature (°C) 15 15 Design temperature (°C) 25 25
Operating range (°C) 15–29 15–30 Operating range (°C) 15–35 15–15
Operating pH 7.7 7.7 Operating pH 7.7 7.7
Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 14.5–65.3 14.5–66.7 Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 30 30
Operating pressure (psi) 950 950 Operating pressure (psi) 950 950
Energy recovery Turbocharger Turbocharger Energy recovery PX PX
Specific power consumption (kWh/m3) 3.95 3.95 Specific power consumption (kWh/m3) 2.6 2.6

SeaPRO–Marine desalination
packaged sewater desalination for commercial marine applications

The same packaged system concept, this time specifically designed for commercial marine applications. The SeaPRO–Marine
features pretreatment, pressure exchange energy recovery system, VFD for flow control and an integrated control system for
flows of 400–800 m3/day. Choose between three pretreatment options: mixed-media filter, pressure filter or ultrafiltration.
compress your project schedule

• Incorporating the SeaPRO-Marine pre-engineered and pre-configured concept reduces delivery cycle time, and installation
and commissioning phases are minimized and simplified.
• On average, project schedule is compressed by 30%.
the performance you expect

• A selection of high quality components
and materials of construction positions
the SeaPRO-Marine for sustainability
and reliability over time, so you get the
performance you expect time after time.
rely on SUEZ experience

and expertise
• With over 50 years of membrane and
process design experience, as well as
plants installed globally, SUEZ’s strong
quality control and processes provides
maximum reliability and value.
• Give yourself peace of mind knowing
that you receive proven solutions backed
by an industry leader.
SeaPRO-Marine 400 SeaPRO-Marine 600 SeaPRO-Marine 800
flow rates Permeate rate (m3/d) 400 600 800
Concentrate rate (m3/d) 600 900 1,200
Feed Rate (m3/d) 1,000 1,500 2,000
performance Membrane quantity 36 48 68

data
Recovery 40% 40% 40%
Nominal rejection 97–99% 97–99% 97–99%
TDS (NaCl mg/L) 42,000–55,000 42,000–55,000 42,000–55,000
Design temperature (°C) 25 25 25
Operating range (°C) 12–35 12–35 12–35
Operating pH 7.8–8.2 7.8–8.2 7.8–8.2
Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 36 36 36
Operating pressure (psi) 914 914 914
Energy recovery PX PX PX
Specific power consumption (kWh/m3) 3.56 3.56 3.56

lifecycle services lifecycle services
lifecycle services simplify the complex

Our team focuses on supporting you - our customer - and your plant.
Lifecycle Services Upgrades

let us help
Technical Support Partnership Agreements: Eliminate Risk and You balance many different priorities on any given day, from exterior pressures like regulatory
Uncertainty challenges and water quality requirements to operational and maintenance challenges. All of these
Parts & Consumables are crucial to the ongoing success of your plant. But what if you had help?
working together to find solutions

Gain peace of mind with a partner that not only understands your challenges, but has solved them
before. With over 120 years of expertise and innovation, SUEZ can help simplify the complexity for all of
your treatment operations, allowing you to focus on your strategic priorities and business objectives.
optimize your plant’s capabilities

Improve the overall health of your plant and longevity of your assets by allowing us to partner with
you, to help your plant run more efficiently, provide technical support in case of emergency, and
help you plan for the future. Take advantage of product upgrades, system conversions and support
services customized to fit your specific needs.
become proactive and predictive

Identify potential problems before they occur. Our proactive partnership approach utilizes expert
process and programming recommendations enhanced with cutting-edge digital tools. We use asset
performance management solutions to enable us to target anomalies at your plant and work with you
to find the optimal solutions.
no problem is too big

Your plant is unique and requires an individualized approach to support. We can support any plant,
using any technology, anywhere in the world.
a partner you can trust throughout the product lifecycle

SUEZ is leading the way in maximizing product longevity. We’re finding new
ways to connect to our customers digitally and support them with deep
industry knowledge and a reputation of partnership. We’re manufacturing in
brilliant factories and delivering on innovative ideas to enhance our products
and process to deliver better results for our customers.
SUEZ supports the entire lifecycle of our customer’s facilities.

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your team of specialists product and service offerings

As a SUEZ customer, you will work with a team that will cultivate, nurture, and sustain relationships with your operations
team. You can rest assured knowing that SUEZ has the best people who will build lasting partnerships and provide world class
solutions of products and services across all industries. With more than 700 specialized professionals on our team worldwide,
we have the experience and local reach to connect with you, anywhere in the world, quickly.
specialization. experience. reach.
Simplify the Complex

Product and Service Offerings
our philosophy
Predictive Maximize Digital Services

support membrane life
Stay connected with your system and uncover opportunities to optimize your operations and lower costs
using our latest digital technology and tools.
Technical Support
Enjoy peace of mind knowing that help is just a phone call or email away 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,
365 days a year. Our technical support and field service teams are available to help you on and off site.
Partnership
Build and Superior
maintain support through Parts & Consumables
long-term Continuous connection and beyond
Prevent unexpected downtime and production loss by always having access to the parts and
relationships over the life of your plant warranty
consumables you need for your plant.
Upgrades
Take advantage of the latest advancements in technology and products. We develop our products with
previous models in mind to help ensure you can take advantage of the latest and best we have to offer.
Optimize
Transfer Partnership Agreements
knowledge and
lifecycle cost capabilities to Eliminate the risk and uncertainty associated with operating your plant with our customized
clients partnership agreements.

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turn plant data into valuable information— process consulting service: add a SUEZ expert to your team
get connected, get optimized, get InSight* For customers who want peace of mind and support in operating their treatment systems, we offer a consulting service that
partners you with a process expert from our team of experienced water engineers, technicians, and analysts. Your process
InSight, SUEZ’s Industrial Internet platform, combines
expert uses InSight to help identify performance issues and diagnose the cause, and will use their in-depth knowledge of
advanced data and analytics to help you make better business
your plant and processes to recommend steps that you can take to resolve the issue. By working collaboratively with your
decisions, reduce unplanned downtime, and lower operating
operations team, your process expert focuses on long term trends and helps to develop optimization strategies to reduce
costs. InSight is a subscription-based platform that uses
operating costs and increase the life of production assets.
secure remote monitoring technology to get crucial plant
data into the hands of the people who need it, ensuring your
water and process operations run as smoothly and efficiently the power of process consulting service
as possible. Transforming the way you operate and service water treatment systems and equipment.
process consulting service helps you

customer optimizes processes, reduces costs with
Prevent issues before they process consulting service
impact operations A once rural community, Keswick, Ontario is now
Move away from reactive maintenance and a bustling commuter hub due to the growth in the
towards predictive and proactive maintenance Greater Toronto Area. To keep up with the growing
through early issue detection and warning demands, the capacity of the plant was increased and
which can help extend the life of your equipped with our Pro Consulting Service.
InSight helps you: equipment and reduce unplanned downtime.
Using InSight, SUEZ’s process expert looked for
opportunities to improve efficiency and optimize the
Improve your team’s productivity and system’s operations. The process expert was able
efficiency to find over $172,000 in annual savings by helping to
Provide your operations team with the latest optimize maintenance cleans, recovery cleans, and
mobility and collaboration tools, allowing energy usage.
them to generate system health reports
Turn data from Diagnose problems Visualize current Alert your team to Report on key quickly across various platforms. projected annual savings
multiple sources and discover conditions and their events or trends performance Items Total Savings
into meaningful opportunities for trajectory. before they threaten indicators and their Optimize operations to reduce costs
information. improvement. asset production or impact on business Chemicals for MC $34,770
and extend system life
integrity. objectives Chemicals for RC $39,635
Use fewer chemicals and less energy.
Increase your throughput. Extend product life. Energy $98,498
No matter what your priorities are, we can
help optimize operations and maximize your Grand Total $172,904
bottom line.

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digital services (continued)
portfolio overview portfolio overview

AssetTrac: understand your plant like never before Aqueduct*: on demand access to plant specific information
Centralize all of your system’s repair and maintenance history within one digital tool. AssetTrac can help you track and Aqueduct is a secure online space where you can quickly and easily access all your plant specific content on demand, and
understand your repair history and identify the root cause of an issue, enabling you to prevent it from happening again. connect with other global customers to make you, and your plant, more productive. Stay continuously connected to SUEZ
throughout the lifecycle of your plant, strengthening our partnership to serve you better. By leveraging developments in digital
let an app do the work – and social media, Aqueduct will get you the information you need faster than ever before.
no more spreadsheets
Get access expertise from a peer
Scan the product barcode before logging a repair to save Access current data and information network/community with the same
the repair history to a central database that can be easily on demand from any location products and applications.
accessed and analyzed. Specific locations, product repairs, Repair ZeeWeed 1000
stack isolation valve states, and notes can be easily entered
through the simple graphic interface so that you can notify all
members of your team from anywhere in the plant. Analyze Module Serial Number
each plant section individually to quickly identify the trouble
spots, and identify the specific location of each repair. Stay 456456
ahead of the potential issues by tracking your mean time to E-Store Forums
failure and avoid unexpected downtime.

Cassette Id 123123
Cassette Position 1
Stock 1 Row A
AssetTrac helps you
No. of leaks Leak Size
Log and archive detailed location and
repair history for thousands of products
1 Fine
quickly into a central database.
Cause of leak Plant Specific
Content
Customer Ask an
Expert
Closed End Leak
Display your data in charts and graphs Location-Vertical Location-Horizontal

that are easy to read and understand.
middle of fibre Module Top to 1” p...
Location Depth Self-Service

InSight Knowledge
Allow multiple log-in accounts to give all
Inner Bundle Center
staff access to AssetTrac information.
Submit
Enable access to historical and
current data on a secure website
anytime and anywhere. Remove Notes History

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Digital Twin1 technical support: after hours support:

Data produced by your control systems is an important resource to help find hidden value in your plant. Digital Twin a team of experts just a phone call or click away we’re always here for you
integrates this data and uses it to build a digital replica of your plant to help balance performance and reliability against
Whether you need process, product, controls or Rest assured knowing that our technical support teams
cost. Digital Twin is hosted on a secure secure, industrial cloud computing environment that will help us keep the twin tuned
programming support, we are available to help resolve are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our after
to your plant’s performance.
any issues. We offer all of our customers technical support hours support is a subscription service that allows you to
free of charge during regular business hours for the entire connect with our technical support teams outside of regular
life your plant. Our support specialists use the latest tools business hours.
and technology to work with you to ensure effective issue
Digital Twin helps you management, and to help drive quick resolution.
Enhance process visibility by presenting Make holistic estimates of plant health

information beyond the plant sensors such as root causes and recommended
and analytical data. actions. Technical Support helps you
Use performance data to forecast future

Control systems to help optimize the
outcomes and support key decisions in
plant settings at all times.
plant investments and operations.
Connect with Get access to Connect digitally Have peace of Resolve issues
specialists that expertise quickly at with our support mind knowing that a quickly to minimize
Currently in development
1 look for the root any time of the day. specialists. support specialist is downtime and improve
cause of the issue just a phone call away. productivity, saving
to help prevent it you time and money.
from recurring.
technical support team prevents plant emergency

A water reclamation customer ran into problems at 11:00pm A SUEZ technical support specialist worked with the
on a Friday. The plant’s lead operator was unable to put customer throughout the night to determine the cause of
the system into production and called SUEZ’s After Hours the issue. The PLC code was accessed remotely and it was
support line. The technical support team had to resolve determined that alarms associated with the plant’s aeration
the issue quickly to prevent the plant’s wastewater from blowers were stopping production. Our technical support
overflowing to the surrounding area. team brought the plant back into production and prevented an
overflow event for the customer.

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technical support (continued) parts & consumables
on-site technical support: helping you resolve issues quickly parts & consumables: estore:
React quickly and cost effectively to resolve and prevent issues at your plant with the help of our global Field Service Representative get everything you need to order what you need when you want
(FSR) network. On-site services include unscheduled service visits, scheduled service visits, plant audits, and training services.
These visits can be purchased and scheduled in advance or can be organized on demand by our technical support team. operate and maintain your system Order parts and consumables online at any time with just
a few clicks using the SUEZ eStore. This self-service store
Help ensure the smooth operation of your plant with access
makes search and reordering simple and fast. Browse the
to the OEM and third party parts and tools you need. Whether
product catalog or search for a product by part number
it be membranes, pumps, instrumentation, controls or
or keyword.
valves, we have the right parts for your system. We have a
team of parts specialists who are ready to help you find the
parts you need just a phone call away. smart parts program:
unscheduled service visits scheduled service visits plant audits training services
Visit from an FSR to review Routine visits from an Comprehensive review Ensure you and your team have critical parts on your shelf
and perform work on a FSR to review operations of your plant’s process, are well trained in all
Maintain the critical inventory needed to ensure stable
specific technical issue, and perform maintenance mechanical, controls, and/ aspects of your plant and
and reliable operations with the help of our Smart Parts
group of issues or in an checks. The FSR will offer or programming operations. water filtration. Training can
specialists. Receive a customized inventory strategy that
emergency. recommendations to Recommendations to be carried out either on-site
complements your budgetary needs in order to minimize
improve operations and will improve and optimize or via web conferencing.
downtime and cost.
provide you with a detailed operations will be provided
service visit report. in a detailed report.
technical support team keeps customer in production ensures no unplanned downtime

It was 4:45am on a Saturday, and a drinking water customer Within hours, a Field Service Representative arrived on site An oil and gas customer called our parts team with an urgent request for a strainer and gaskets for their water system. To
began having issues with their PLC. The plant had to shut and worked with the customer, our technical support and ensure no operational downtime for the customer, our parts team worked directly with the vendors to ensure the parts were
down and the customer lost the ability to control the plant controls team, and the vendor’s technical support rep to delivered much faster than the typical lead time.
from their HMI. The site’s supervisor attempted to resolve resolve the issue. After reloading the plant PLC’s firmware and
Once the parts were delivered the parts team worked with the customer to ensure they had all of the critical spares
the issue but was unsuccessful so he contacted SUEZ’s After downloading the code, the team was able to get the plant back
they needed on the shelf moving forward.
Hours support line for assistance. online so that the customer could continue to provide drinking
water to the nearly 30,000 people in the surrounding area.

upgrades lifecycle services
upgrades: access to the latest technology for life of your facility Wastewater Filtration Unconventional Fuels
We invest more than $50 million each year in research and development to ensure we are continuously improving our current
products while creating new technologies built around providing solutions for you, our customer. This means you will always AECC power plant upgrades E-Cell MK-2
have access to the latest technologies for the entire lifecycle of your facility. to SUEZ’s latest MK-3 EDI technology
Rest assured that you can take advantage of the latest technology and product advancements when the time comes to upgrade Operating since 2006, the Magnet Cove
the current equipment and technology in your plant. Our team of engineers and technicians focus on improvements that will power plant has utilized SUEZ’s E-Cell
provide you with a strong return on investment, simplified operations, and increased robustness to help you save money in the MK-2 electrodionization (EDI) system to
long run. polish water downstream of a reverse
osmosis system.
Our products are developed with previous models in mind to ensure that our existing customers can always upgrade to the
latest technology. Whether you have an older product, dated hardware and software or even a product from another vendor we In 2015, the customer decided it was
have an upgrade solution for you. time to replace their system and SUEZ
offered them the MK-3 system which
had since been developed.
wastewater treatment plant upgrades to LEAPmbr customer upgrades entire facility with the The MK-3 system provides a number
of new benefits to customers including
A wastewater plant operating in Italy with another latest tank drain system Refining Food & Beverage the ability to operate at higher hardness
vendor’s system was unable to meet design flow A drinking water plant in Western Australia began concentrations, flexibility to run using
requirements. At the same time, the customer was having operational issues about a year after the countercurrent and concurrent flow and
also not receiving adequate support from the supplier replacement of five trains. SUEZ conducted a study reduced operating and power cost due to a
to resolve these issues. of the existing system and determined that the main more simplified system and stack design.
SUEZ’s Lifecycle Services team stepped in to issue was membrane abrasion due to a high solids
provide support. The old, non-functional product rate, coarse screening, and constant aeration.
was removed and the customer was equipped with After further analysis, SUEZ recommended that the
SUEZ membranes and LEAPmbr. Doing so resulted customer switch from a feed and bleed operating power plant stays on-line with help from
in a 120% increase in design flow within the same Municipal
mode, to deposition mode, a new type of tank drain. SUEZ expertise
footprint. This ensures that the customer will be able The solution was implemented successfully in just
to handle higher flows in the future without having to A power plant located in the southwest
three weeks without interruption to operations. It
expand their plant. United States had to replace a SUEZ
allowed the customer to realize a number of benefits
supplied brine concentrator vapor
including: extended product life, improved LRV and
compressor recently that had been
reduced energy costs.
in operation for 37 years. The
power plant, needing to replace the
equipment quickly to provide plant
distilled water, reached out to SUEZ’s
Lifecycle Services team for support.
SUEZ’s team was able
Chemical Processing Power to locate a similar make and model
vapor compressor that had never
been installed and had been in SUEZ’s
storage for seven years. Although it
was built for a different application,
SUEZ’s engineers determined that
it could be used for the power plant
service with slight modifications.
SUEZ worked with the customer to
not only supply the vapor compressor
and ancillary equipment, but to
design and engineer the retrofit and
supervise the demolition, construction,
commissioning and startup of the new
vapor compressor.

partnership agreements: eliminate risk and uncertainty lifecycle services
performance agreements: service agreements:

eliminate risk eliminate uncertainty
Eliminate operational risk and enjoy peace of mind with a Eliminate budget uncertainty and expedite the product
performance agreement. Under this agreement our Lifecycle replacement process by eliminating the need to seek
Services team will guarantee a jointly agreed upon level approval for large capital expenditures. A service agreement
of system performance by utilizing the full scope of our allows you to make payments over the life of your plant
service offerings. for all of our service offerings including future product
replacements. This allows you to bundle any of our service
offerings into a single package and choose a payment
schedule that works for you.
Provide yourself with a portfolio of A payment schedule allows you to

premium service offerings that will accurately predict your budget,
connect you with the best technical enabling you to focus your
team in the industry. contingency elsewhere.
Have peace of mind knowing you have Customize your service agreement
guaranteed system performance. to meet the needs of you and your plant.

food and beverage water use food and beverage
food & beverage utility, ingredient & process and wastewater treatment
From raw material to finished goods, for Food and Beverage
producers, water is a vital component. SUEZ’s portfolio of
From small to large plants, SUEZ’s solutions can help take a
proactive stance in water management to consistently meet
Food and Beverage Water Use products and solutions are engineered to help meet the regulatory requirements for product or wastewater discharge.
challenges the industry is facing to treat utility, ingredient & Industries will benefit with robust treatment technologies
process and wastewater. Rigorous environmental regulations
Portfolio Overview capable of handling challenging water chemistries with
and water scarcity will continue to drive demand for solutions the high levels of organics and inorganic materials. Multi-
related to high quality water and wastewater treatment. barrier systems to meet tight product specifications to insure
BEV Series
SUEZ’s water treatment technology can improve the product safety and comply discharge limits.
operational efficiency and boost uptime with state of the art
Electrodialysis (ED) technology that improve water yield, and lower energy cost.
Bipolar Electrodialysis (BPED)
Utility Water
Ingredient Water Treatment

and Process Separations
Wastewater

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complete solutions from a single source

As experts in water treatment, we offer solutions that encompass water reuse and conservation throughout your operations,
optimization of existing water production, and design and construction of new, energy efficient and environmentally friendly
water treatment processes. SUEZ product offerings can cover the water need at each stage of your plant. To help plan your
system, we analyze your water requirement, test your source water, evaluate your potential for reuse and conservation, and
perform a treatment cost-benefit analysis.
utility water treatment wastewater treatment lifecycle services

The sources and quality of the water A byproduct from most Food & Beverage plants is a A complete line of products and
supplied from a public water supply strongly biodegradable wastewater with high content of services to support your plant—
system can greatly vary. With SUEZ’s Pre- organic and inorganic materials. SUEZ offers an innovative helping you stay current, connected,
engineered equipment platforms one can set of technologies to enable safe wastewater reuse and in production and on budget.
treat this incoming plant water for specific regulatory compliance, while improving the efficiency and Services include remote monitoring
plant uses; from washing, cooling to boiler reliability in wastewater management. From membrane diagnostics, off-site technical support,
water feed. A comprehensive portfolio of filtration systems treating impaired water to innovative on-site technical support, parts
membrane, filters and chemicals used AnMBR’s and Advanced Anaerobic Digestion that reduce and consumables, conversions,
in systems such as Z-PAK a ZeeWeed* energy and solids disposal costs in wastewater treatment. modification and upgrades, and
Ultrafiltration (UF), PRO-Series Reverse contract services.
Osmosis (RO) or PROE-CELL a combined
RO with Electrodeionization skid, simplify
selecting the right technology for a cost InSight
effective water treatment.
SUEZ’s easy-to-use, cloud-based
Remote Monitoring & Diagnostics
platform, captures and transforms
your plant data into meaningful and
actionable information, ultimately
ingredient water treatment providing the knowledge you need to
maximize performance, avoid operational
& process separations
interruptions, optimize your processes,
Product safety and consistency are a necessity in Food and and reduce the total cost of operation.
Beverage plants. SUEZ has decades of experience and proven
treatment systems than integrate pretreatment, desalination,
disinfection and distribution of the product / liquid being
treated; from whey, beer, water bottling to carbonated soft
drinks and other beverages. SUEZ’s designs and manufactures
flexibility in project execution
the systems to address the high quality standards and high Our products and solutions an be
efficient process that the industry expects. offered from a direct equipment capital
sale to an outsourced water projects to
minimize capital expenditure and still
obtain the reduced operating costs and
improved technical performance.

portfolio overview food and beverage
complete plant solutions ingredient water treatment and process separations

The overall water balance, from utility water, ingredient water, process separations and wastewater it all has a direct
impact on the success of the company. SUEZ solutions integrate state of the art water treatment technologies to address
Electrodialysis Systems (ED)
Electrodialysis systems (ED) transfer ions from one solution to
contaminants based on the need of the plant.
another via an electrochemical separation process. In dairies,
DC voltage is applied to demineralize whey from cheese
ingredient water treatment production, which once was a waste stream but is now a valued
wastewater treatment utility water treatment
and process separations product for infant formula. BPED can also adjust the acidity of
solutions without adding chemicals and is used in corn syrup,
biological membrane electro-dialysis beverage process packaged electrodialysis
mobile systems grape juice and wine.
(AnMBR, MBR) systems (ED) systems (BEV RO) membranes systems reversal (EDR)
use Utility ● ● ● ●
Product
● ● ● ●
Manufacturing Beverage Systems
Wastewater ● ● ● ● Beverage systems integrate multiple technologies for a
water treatment process that meets customer, corporate
Water Reuse ● ● ● ● ● and regulatory requirements. Pretreatment options like
carbon towers, multimedia filtration, chlorination to remove
typical contaminants to ultrafiltration as absolute barrier to
micro-organisms and suspended materials. A reverse osmosis
wastewater solutions system with NSF certified membranes will then remove dissolved
impurities to meet the desired product quality. For additional
SUEZ membrane bioreactor (MBR) systems offer several operational and economic advantages compared to conventional
micro-control or water efficiency, ultraviolet light, clean-in-place
wastewater treatment systems. By incorporating SUEZ’s ZeeWeed* membrane technology, MBR systems eliminate the
system, ICR and reclaim systems are part of the scope of supply.
need for secondary clarifiers and tertiary treatment, while providing superior effluent quality. SUEZ’s advanced digestion
technologies (ADT) utilize anaerobic biology to reduce energy usage and generate energy from biogas produced. Anaerobic
membrane bioreactors (AnMBR) combine SUEZ’s ADT and MBR solutions, to deliver best in class solutions for recovery of
Process Membranes
valuable byproducts from wastewater in the form of power and water.
Process membranes can perform different separation processes
ranging from whey and protein separation in the dairy industry,
to sugar fractionation and de-colorization for the food and
sweetener industry, even alcohol removal or concentration in
Electricity
wine and beer industry.
Anaerobic Digestion
utility water
Pure Water Membranes
Gas/Fuel Pure water membranes are used to purify water and remove nearly
everything from the feed solution, including micro-contaminants.
Organic Waste
Depending on the final product goals and feed conditions these
products range from seawater to ultra-low energy.
Fertilizer Electrodialysis with Reversal (EDR)

Electrodialysis with reversal (EDR) is a very robust, high water
desalination technology. It is used to remove TDS from brackish
water to deliver desalted water for irrigation, drinking or
ingredient water. Due to the EDR robustness, longer membrane
life and tolerance to silica, chlorides and higher TSS it is an
Water attractive alternative to reverse osmosis from wastewater
Wastewater
Wastewater Treatment (MBR) treatment and reuse in food and beverage.

BEV series electrodialysis (ED) food and beverage
bipolar electrodialysis (BPED)
membrane systems for ingredient water production SUEZ ED and BPED plate-and-frame membrane systems can purify food streams in continuous or batch mode by removal of
ionized impurities to increase the value of the final product.
The BEVRO and BEVPAK Series are economically designed to integrate with pre and post treatment options into a full SUEZ
ingredient water System. Skid mounted pre-engineered systems are offered for a range of flows from 100–600 gpm featuring system benefits: SUEZ ED systems reliability, flexibility and ease of operation is
stainless steel construction, two pass and/or two train design.
• Enhances product value, reduces processing costs, achieved by incorporating the following design features:
and derives value from waste streams. • Robust membranes with a compact footprint compared to
benefits:
• Removes only ionized species, leaving valuable alternative equipment.
• Improve water efficiency with process know-how and equipment features such as integral concentrate recovery (ICR). constituents behind. • Modular system designs that are skid mounted to simplify
• Product safety and uniformity with our multiple barrier process tailored to meet your water requirements. • Reduces chemical consumption and salt efﬂuent. installation and expansion.
• Improve plant economics with ULE energy savings with NSF certified membranes, compact footprint designed to expand • Processes can be tuned to meet any product set point, • Automated system able to tune process to achieve desired
capacity in tight water rooms and On-Point services that include remote monitoring and diagnostics and a complete set of eliminating wasted energy, time, and product. product quality set points.
consumables from filters, membranes and antiscalants.
• Skid mounted and automated to operate in continuous • System designed to sanitary standards for plate-and-frame.
or batch mode for simple, reliable operation.
RO BEV-6 RO BEV-9 RO BEV-15 RO BEV-18 BEVPAK 15 BEVPAK 30
technology RO Only RO Only RO Only RO Only UF+RO UF+RO
flow rates Permeate rate (GPM) 100 150 250 300 250 500
Concentrate rate (GPM) 25 38 63 75 63 126 Feed Process Demineralized what is ED?

(Dilute) Stream Product
ED is an electrochemical separation process where
Feed Rate (GPM) 125 188 313 375 330 660 Ion transfer
by DC voltage ions are transferred through selective ion exchange
performance Membrane quantity RO 24 36, 60 72 60 120 Brine Makeup Brine Blowdown membranes from one solution to another by means
Water (typically (concentrate)
data of a DC voltage.
RO or softened Stream with
Membrane quantity UF – – – – 20 40
city water) salt transferred
from feed
Recovery 75%–95%a 75%–95%a 75%–95%a 75%–95%a 75% 75%
Nominal rejection 99% 99% 99% 99% 99% 99%
Design temperature (°C) 16 16 16 16 16 16
Operating range (°C) 4–38 4–38 4–38 4–38 4–38 4–38 Makeup Water Acid
what is BPED?
H+ BPED is an ion exchange membrane process that
Operating pH 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 5.5–8.5 uses a bipolar membrane to split water into H+ and
X-
OH-, generating acid and caustic streams. This
Minimal inlet pressure (psi) 30 30 30 30 30 30 Salt Solution Dilute Solution
process adjusts a solution’s pH without adding bases
M+

a
or acids.
OH-
Makeup Water Caustic
common applications:
Demineralization of whey De-acidification Glycerine Stabilization of wine
FDA approved, USDA of juice desalting and pH adjustment
process
BEV RO BEVPAK (BEV UF+BEV RO)

microelectronics UPW solutions Ultrapure water
Ultrapure water Ultrapure water solutions for

the microelectronics industry
Microelectronics (semiconductor, flat-panel displays,
Microelectronics UPW Solutions photovoltaic solar cell manufacturing, and others) has the
most demanding water purity requirements of any industry
Ultrapure Water Systems worldwide. The production of microelectronic devices
requires extensive purification of water for their rinsing
RO/High pH Reverse Osmosis during their various manufacturing processes. Impurities
in the water, such as dissolved minerals and metals,
UPW particles, gases, and organics (TOC), become potential
device contaminants affecting their reliability and fab
yield. Essentially all measurable water impurities must be
removed. Boron, silica and other dissolved metals must be
removed to ppt levels; TOC and dissolved oxygen (DO) to ppb
levels; and particles to less than 0.05 microns in size. As
microelectronics devices become increasingly smaller, the
drive to produce water with ever lower levels of impurities
is the industry’s major challenge.
rely on SUEZ for microelectronics

UPW systems
• Turnkey SUEZ Modular UPW plant: flexible design, smaller
footprint, reliable and consistent UPW production.
• Recognized worldwide for extensive capabilities in
designing, manufacturing, commissioning and operating
Ultrapure water systems meeting the industry’s highest
standards for quality, reliability and lowest cost
of ownership.
• 95% of SUEZ’s largest UPW projects are for
repeat customers.
• 35+ years of UPW process design experience.
• 200+ UPW installations worldwide producing over
140,000 gallons per minute (gpm) of Ultrapure water.
• 40+ UPW systems utilizing the high efficiency reverse
osmosis process. The oldest system has been operating
more than 15 years and producing 4,200 gpm – 955 m3/h
at > 90% water recovery (source water to product
water ratio).
• The high pH reverse osmosis process is
provided when sustainability, reliability, and higher
quality performance is required by the end-user or
regulatory mandates. It is capable of accommodating
future water demands and provides increased flexibility
when subjected to changing source water conditions.
• Environmentally-friendly technology optimizing water
recovery while reducing difficult to remove detrimental
boron and silica from the water. Standard RO provides bulk
demineralization at recoveries to 75+%.

microelectronics UPW solutions (continued) Ultrapure water systems Ultrapure water
a global presence capabilities overview

SUEZ systems solve your purification needs while optimizing operating costs. With over 35 years of experience and a global Ultrapure water – maximum uptime
UPW installed base in over 25 countries, SUEZ can tackle virtually any purification problem to give you the best possible
SUEZ designs, builds, installs and commissions UPW and hot UPW systems to provide you Ultrapure water reliably with maximum
complete solution.
uptime. We provide complete solutions for the UPW user: pretreatment, UPW systems, and rinse recycle-reclaim systems.
Ambient UPW Systems
Pretreatment
Raw Water MMF/ABF/

Heat Exchanger SAC/WAC
Tank/Pumps ACF/UF
High pH
Reverse Osmosis
High pH
RO Permeate FDG/GTM
Reverse Osmosis RO Pre-filter
Tank/Pumps CO2 Removal
Two Pass RO
Primary UV Primary GTM Primary UPW

E-Cell EDI
TOC Reduction Mixed Bed 02 Removal
Chiller and
Booster Pumps Polishing UV UPW Polish UPW
Polishing
and Ultrafilter TOC Reduction Tank/Pumps
Mixed Bed
Point of Use Loop Return
HOT UPW System

From Ambient
Polish MB’s
To UPW Tanks
Hot UPW Heat Recovery Final Heat

Hot UF Hot UPW
Booster Pumps Exchanger Exchanger
Loop Return Point of Use

RO/high pH reverse osmosis Ultrapure water
high pH reverse osmosis applications

High pH • More than just pre-primary UPW Wafer Preparation Design
FDG/GTM
SAC/WAC RO Pre-filter Reverse Osmosis
CO2 Removal • Semiconductor
Two Pass RO −− UPW makeup
−− UPW fab rinse recycle and reclaim
Standard RO provides bulk demineralization at recoveries up to 75%. The high pH reverse osmosis process operates at −− Local scrubber blowdown Thin Films Front-End Processes
recoveries >90%, with a lower cleaning frequency, smaller footprint and much higher rejection of difficult to remove boron and
−− Secondary CMP treatments
silica thereby reducing the operating cost on downstream UPW deionization systems.
−− Hydrofluoric acid waste treatment
and reclamation
• Solar Photovoltaic Photolithography
• LCD Manufacturing
15% up to 30% >30% >90% >60%
Ion Implantation Etch
Lower Lower Lower Recovery Lower reject
operating lifecycle space vs 75% for volume vs
cost cost requirement conventional RO conventional RO
Cleaning Planarization
high pH reverse osmosis – Test and Assembly

many operating advantages
Boron Rejection vs pH (at 92.5% Recovery)
Maximum allowable pH is 11.0
over standard RO
100
• Very high rejection of boron, silica,
TOC and other anions
• Cleaning is rarely required. At high 90
high pH reverse osmosis:
Rejection %
−− Biological growth is minimized 80

−− Silica is soluble, so does not
foul membranes 70
−− Particulates are largely negatively
charged, so repelled from the
membrane surface 60
50
8 9 10 11 12
Reject pH

UPW Ultrapure water
e a series of membrane, ion

rification technologies to
asingly stringent absolute
rities in the most Primary UV complete solutions from a single source
Primary GTM
water impuritiesTOC
canReduction
be E-Cell EDI As experts in Ultrapure water systems for the microelectronics industry, we offer solutions for reliably producing water for
Mixed Bed 02 Removal
the demanding requirements of the microelectronics industry with maximum system reliability and uptime—24/7/365—
ments, the water is not pure optimization of existing water production, and design and construction of new, energy efficient and environmentally friendly
water purification processes. SUEZ designs, builds and commissions solutions from individual projects through reusable
Chiller and reference plant designs to custom designs, covering each stage of the Ultrapure water process. To plan your UPW system, we
Booster Pumps Polishing UV UPW analyze your water requirement, test your source water, evaluate your potential for reuse and conservation, and perform a
Polishing
ws RO or HEROand
to Ultrafilter
further Mixed Bed
TOC Reduction Tank/Pumps treatment cost-benefit analysis.
o near UPW quality before

pretreatment
g mixed bed demineralizers. Point of Use Loop Return
SUEZ builds systems to take any raw water and produce water to feed the RO system or the
HERO—EDI circuit to levels high pH reverse osmosis system. Multi-media filters (MMF) or ZeeWeed Ultrafiltration (Feed UF)
y. pre-treatment systems offers benefits for RO or high pH reverse osmosis systems by reliably
UPW systems of today combine a series of membrane, ion-exchange treating the source water thereby providing lower RO membrane fouling, reduced membrane
and other water purification technologies to treat the source water to cleaning costs, increased membrane flux, increased membrane life and longer membrane
he ultrapure water
increasingly absolute levels of purity. For someFor
requires
stringent more in
impurities onthe
GE Water for Microelectronics, see warranty. SUEZ depth filters offer superior particle (SDI) reduction, lower pressure drop with
most demanding applications, if the water impurities canhttps://www.gewater.com/industries/microelectronics
be detected in greater dirt holding capacity and up to twice the life of conventional depth filters.
ontrol via heat
today’s best exchangers
instruments, the water is not pure enough for the fab to use.
anics and bacteria (TOC)
Electrodeionization (EDI) via
follows RO or high pH reverse osmosis to further
recycle/reclaim
oval of dissolved oxygen viato near UPW quality before sending to primary
remove dissolved minerals For modern UPW systems, reclaim opportunities of fab rinse may be desired or even required.
or polishing mixed bed demineralizers. Boron can be removed in the high pH SUEZ has the technology and the expertise to provide recycle / reclaim solutions for increased
DG or GTM)
reverseand removal
osmosis—EDI of to levels approaching final water quality.
circuit water conservation.
for finalFinal
UPW and hot
(polishing) UPW
treatment of the Ultrapure E-Cell
water requires
EDI -process water Chemical Usage in UPW Systems
Reducing
temperature control via heat exchangers (HX), reduction of dissolved
organics and bacteria (TOC) via ultraviolet (UV) irradiation, removal of sensors and lab instrumentation
Ion-exchange is a huge
dissolved oxygen via degasification technologies (VDG or GTM) and removal
consumer of acid and base for
SUEZ online and lab instruments help ensure compliance with primary and polish loop TOC
Quality regeneration.
of particles via ultrafiltration (UF) for final UPW and hot UPW quality.
and boron specifications. Sievers* online TOC analyzers are designed to work in low dissolved
oxygen (DO) and hydrogenated water systems, measuring to sub-ppb levels. Online boron
e width geometries E-Cell Electrodeionization (EDI) removes residual dissolved instruments read to ppt levels.
minerals from RO permeate to the point that primary

mixed bed demineralizer regeneration can be reduced to
-cm MemChem
point of use typical water quality as little
E-Cell EDI –as oncechemical
reducing per year.
usage in UPW systems MemChem combines complete chemical pretreatment, engineering tools, laboratory capabilities
• Semiconductor fabs to 22 nm
Ion-exchange is a huge and human expertise to improve membrane separation processes to achieve longer membrane
5 micron size
line width geometries
• Resistivity > 18.1 MOhm-cm
Tconsumer
h i s of acid
r e dand
u cbase
es life, superior permeate quality, minimum operational cost, environmental compliance, reduced
); <0.5 ppb (total) for regeneration.
operating costs of cleaning frequency, reduced power requirements and improved control and monitoring.
• TOC < 1 ppb
E-Cell EDI removes residual
• Particles < 300/l @ ≥ 0.05 micron size the downstream
dissolved minerals from lifecycle services and InSight
• Silica < 0.1 ppb (reactive); pRO
r ipermeate
m a r y to the point
and A complete line of services and products to support your Ultrapure water plant—helping you
< 0.5 ppb (total) that primary mixed bed
polishing mixed
demineralizer regeneration
stay current, connected, in production and on budget. Services include off-site and on-site
• Boron < 50 ppt technical support, parts and consumables, conversions, modification/upgrades, and contract
• Cations < 1 ppt
bed
can bedemineralizers
reduced to as little as services, and InSight cloud-based remote monitoring and diagnostics to turn your plant data
once per year.
b • Anions < 10 ppt due to reduced into information to help you maximize performance, prevent operational interruptions, optimize
This reduces operating your processes, and reduce the total cost of operation.
• Heavy metals < 1 ppt chemical usage
costs of the downstream
• Dissolved oxygen < 1 ppb and regeneration
primary and polishing mixed build, own, operate
± 1 °C
• Bacteria < 1 cfu /L bed demineralizers due to
waste disposal.
reduced chemical usage and
SUEZ’s outsourced water projects provide customers with little or no capital expenditure,
• Temperature, set point ± 1°C reduced operating costs and improved technical performance.
regeneration waste disposal.

produce more power to the grid Power
power
The global demand for power continues to accelerate, water treatment products span from raw water treatment,
especially in fast-growing regions like China, India and boiler feed deionization and condensate polishing, cooling
the Middle East. SUEZ helps boost your power generation tower blowdown and wastewater treatment. SUEZ will
by using cost-efficient and regulation-compliant water provide the equipment you need for reliable water production
Produce More Power to the Grid treatment technologies. SUEZ’s portfolio of power industry and treatment to maximize energy from your fuel.
cooling water blowdown

raw water demineralization condensate polishing wastewater
treatment
UF ● ● ● ●
RO ● ● ● ●
SWRO ●
Water Island ●
EDI ●
Mixed Beds ● ●
IX ● ●
ZLD ● ●
T-MBR ● ●
MBR ●
ABMet ●
power plant
UF, RO, Water Island,

Raw Water IX, Mixed Bed
EDI, Mixed Bed, IX
Treatment
Demineralization Condensate Polishing

Surface Water
UF, Steam
Ground Water Circuit
RO,
SWRO,
Seawater Cooling
T-MBR Circuit
Heat Exchange
DISCHARGE TO
ENVIRONMENT
UF, RO, ZLD,
MBR, ABMet
Wastewater
Treatment
Cooling Tower
Mobile/emergency Water (mostly for
coal plants)
UF, RO, ZLD, T-MBR
COOLING TOWER BLOWDOWN
Need emergency water? No problem. SUEZ offers the largest fleet of mobile water treatment systems in the world. With just a
call, we provide on-demand reverse osmosis, filtration, and demineralization to help with plant startups and shutdowns.

power
raw water supply cooling water blowdown wastewater treatment

Power plants require a large amount of water for cooling, Once steam has passed through a turbine to generate
boiler feed and process water. Whether a power plant is electricity, it must be cooled through a condenser back to
getting its water supply from ground water, surface water or water before it can be reused to produce more electricity.
seawater, SUEZ has the portfolio of products to treat source Cooling water is used to remove heat from the steam circuit,
water for use within the power plant. and is circulated through a cooling tower where heat is
dissipated via evaporation to ambient air.
When water evaporates from the tower, dissolved solids
remain in the recirculating cooling water. As more water
evaporates, the concentration of dissolved solids increases.
Eventually, the solids form scale, reducing thermal efficiency.
UF RO SWRO MBR Cooling tower blowdown is used to control the concentration
of dissolved solids, where highly concentrated water is
removed and replaced with fresh water.
Manage your cooling water with SUEZ’s membrane technology
boiler feed water and zero liquid discharge brine concentrators, to ensure
The most common cause of overheating and failure of boiler the thermal efficiency and longevity of your cooling tower
tubes is deposition on boiler surfaces. This occurs due to and equipment. SUEZ’s complete offering of chemicals and
precipitating impurities when water is rapidly evaporated software offerings can also prevent corrosion, deposition,
through a boiler. Even a very thin layer of material can have fouling and biological growth from derailing your operations.
significant impacts on boiler efficiency. When deposition
coats boiler pipes, it becomes an insulator resisting heat New regulations impacting how steam electric power plants
transfer, and decreases the internal pipe diameter. This handle coal combustion residuals and wastewater were
means more fuel consumption is required to generate steam. released by the US EPA in 2015. Specifically, coal-fired power
This may lead to overheating which may lead to distortion plants are obligated to comply with the national Effluent
and the eventual failure of the boiler tube – a potentially limitation Guidelines (ELGs), which place discharge limits on
dangerous outcome. specific constituents from a plant’s wastewater discharge.
They also issued the Coal Combustion Residuals rule (CCR)
Boiler feed water must be demineralized to remove which deals with the use and design of impoundments storing
minerals such as silica and sodium. Condensate coming coal combustion residuals such as coal ash. In order to
from the compressor should be polished to remove any achieve compliance, coal-fired power plants need solutions
contamination and can be recycled back into the boiler feed. to treat Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) wastewater, landfill
Utilize SUEZ’s suite of demineralization products to drive leachate and ash pond effluents.
enhanced operational efficiency, safety and reliability for you
steam generating system so that you can focus on your core Based on the specific compliance needs of a power plant,
business – delivering more power to the grid. SUEZ provides utilities with customized Treat & Discharge
and Zero Discharge solutions to achieve compliance with
the new regulations. SUEZ’s advanced technologies include
demineralization condensate polishing ABMet biological treatment, ZeeWeed ultrafiltration, Reverse
Osmosis, MetClear chemistries, seed slurry concentration,
UF RO water island EDI mixed bed ion exchange mixed bed ion exchange
pozzolanic solidification, mixed salt crystallization and spary
dryer evaporation.
Our technology neutral, holistic solutions approach is focused
on collaboratively developing compliance alternatives with
utilities to determine the best solution for a particular power
plant or the entire fleet.
UF RO ZLD MBR
UF RO ZLD MBR ABMet

addressing today’s water challenges mining
in the mining industry
mining
We understand the challenges and recognize the opportunities of today’s global mining industry. With a broad range of
products and services for each step of the mining process, SUEZ’s integrated solutions and unique expertise help manage and
overcome important challenges. In an ever evolving industry, SUEZ ensures responsible and sustainable resource savings for
our customers across the globe. Through innovation, breakthrough technology, and dedicated teams of global experts, we help
Addressing Today’s Water Challenges in the Mining Industry you successfully compete—and win—in today’s mining industry.
Mining
water solutions for
hydrometallurgy
Mining is the first step in extracting
primary raw materials from the earth
required to sustain all aspects of
everyday life. However, before the
ore can be processed and eventually
used for housing, transportation,
manufacturing, agriculture and energy,
it must be separated from the metals.
Hydrometallurgy utilizes the leaching
process, where valuable minerals
are dissolved into an aqueous
solution. The aqueous solution is
then purified and recovered through
precipitation, distillation, adsorption
or solvent extraction.
water solutions Raw Water

Wastewater
for pyrometallurgy
Treatment Seawater
Tailings
Pyrometallurgy involves high
temperatures where physical and
chemical reactions take place to
transform ore into intermediate Cooling Pond Metal/Acid
Treatment
compounds which can be further
processed for mineral recovery. Smelter
Mineral processing may also occur
onsite in a refinery. Ore is mechanically
Leach
broken down via crushing, grinding Liquor
Surface
Water
and sieving, and valuable mineral are Processing
Liquor Pond
separated based on physical properties
Cell House
such as density, particle size, surface Refinery
and magnetic properties. The process
Solids
produces a concentrate, containing Dewatering
valuable mineral components and
tailings, composed of gangue and
worthless rock.

mining
mining
driving financial and environmental performance in an evolving industry

Water scarcity and wastewater quality remain critical issues SUEZ’s suite of mining infrastructure supply products can
in the mining industry. Meanwhile, environmental policies be used to treat source water for camp/potable process or acid mine drainage
have never been more stringent—or as influential. As a ultrapure applications meanwhile infrastructure discharge
strategic business partner, SUEZ can provide a complete set products will ensure environmental compliance for camp or Acid mine drainage is currently the
of chemical and equipment solutions to meet environmental process wastewater, acid mine drainage and tailings ponds. main pollutant of surface water
compliance, provide safe, healthy workplaces, optimize in the mid-Atlantic region. When
production, maximize yield, ensure asset protection and drive sulfides are exposed to air and
down product costs. water—such as in waste rock piles,
tailings, open pits, underground
tunnels and leach pads—they react
water infrastructure supply water infrastructure discharge to form sulfuric acid. This acid
resource recovery
can dissolve other harmful metals
camp water process water ultrapure wastewater acid mine drainage tailings pond
from surrounding rock and when
UF ● ● ● ● ● ● ● contaminated with local water
streams, poses a severe threat to
NF ● ● aquatic life and restricts stream
RO ● ● ● ● ● use for recreation, public drinking
and industrial use.
Desalination ● ● ●
IX ●
EDI ●
ABMet ● ●
tailings ponds
Thermal ● ●
Tailings are the byproducts leftover
MBR ● ● from mining, which include finely
ground rock particles, chemicals
FPO
and water. A tailings pond is a wet
storage area so that tailings are
continuously submerged to prevent
acid generation when exposed to air.

oil and gas water management oil and gas
oil and gas

Water is critical for the oil and gas industry. SUEZ helps solve products; we provide customized solutions, informed insights
the technical and economic challenges—and leverage the and the reliable, nimble global service you need to simplify
opportunities—included in managing the millions of gallons operations and deliver cost-effective performance today and
of water that flow through every step of the upstream and every day—anywhere in the world.
Oil and Gas Water Management downstream processes. We offer much more than proven
Manage Uncertainty with SUEZ’s Downstream Solutions upstream downstream services
enhanced oil water sulfate produced InSight mobile

desalination pretreatment wastewater water reuse
recovery injection removal water reuse enabled solution
UF
● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Membranes
NF
● ● ● ● ●
Membranes
RO
● ● ● ● ● ●
Membranes
SWRO ● ● ●
BWRO ● ● ●
EDI ● ● ● ● ●
Thermal ● ● ●
MBR ● ● ● ●
MACarrier*
● ● ● ●
MBR
EDR ● ● ●
ABMet ● ● ●

oil and gas water management (continued) oil and gas
Delivering
delivering value tovalue to the
the upstream upstream
oil and gas market oil & gas market enhanced oil recovery (EOR) equipment to cost effectively treat produced water for reuse
in non-potable applications. For very high salinity waters,
GE helps customers maximize their production rate, minimize downtime and optimize flow rate to get oil out of Maximize recovery from existing oil assets. Our portfolio of
SUEZ helps customers maximize their production rate, solutions, SUEZ is proud to support the upstream market by SUEZ offers thermal evaporators.
the ground—all UF, NF, RO combined with our expertise in large projects as
minimize downtimewhile minimizing
and optimize flowthe
rateinvestment needed
to get oil out of to do that. We
offering do that
proven by lowering
chemistries, your liftingwater
best-in-class cost,injection
increasing oil production, optimizing your operation and protecting your reservoir and production assets. With a and well as mobile systems, makes SUEZ an ideal technology
the ground—all while minimizing the investment needed to equipment, remote monitoring & predictive technology
partner for Chemically Enhanced Oil Recovery projects desalination
do that. This
full set of is done by lowering
innovative your
solutions, GElifting
is proudcost,
to increasing more. Our
support the upstream customers
market save time
by offering andchemistries,
proven money whilebest-in
reducing
(CEOR), alternating water and gas injection (WAG), Low SUEZ provides a complete line of desalination solutions with
oil production,
-class wateroptimizing your operation
injection equipment, and protecting
remote monitoring your risk and
& predictive deliveringand
technology superior
more.quality projects. save time
Our customers
Salinity Water Flooding, ASP flood and other applications a broad portfolio of high rejection seawater membranes,
reservoir and production
and money assets.
while reducing With
risk anda delivering
full set of innovative
superior quality projects. requiring specialty water. brackish water membranes and electrodionization
technologies. We offer membranes to retrofit existing
onshore – conventional and unconventional remote monitoring and water injection installations or complete skidded and containerized packages
• Enhanced Oil Recovery diagnostics to meet the demands of our customers.
SUEZ has the broadest UF technology portfolio to enable
• Water Injection • InSight*
economic solutions for practically any water injection
• Sulfate Removal • Predix*
application. Couple our UF technology with membrane mobile solutions
• Desalination • Pro Consulting Services deaeration or a deoxygenation tower to deliver water that is low SUEZ rental solutions leverage Multimedia, UF, NF, RO and
• Thermal Evaporators in oxygen and TSS to ensure reservoir integrity is maintained. Deoxygenation equipment to deliver mobile water treatment,
• Water Reuse allowing our customers to test wells and reservoirs, and
• BMS Water Services sulfate removal produceemergency water or temporary water without
incurring the expenses and risks associated with capital
Use SUEZ’s Nanofiltration membranes to remove sulfate
projects. All skids can be remotely monitored and are
from seawater and avoid the precipitation of barium sulfate,
supported by our Field Service Representatives available
strontium sulfate scale or reservoir souring. SUEZ’s
throughout the globe.
sulfate removal units (SRU) consist of strainer skids,
UF pre-treatment, NF membranes, a CIP system and a
deoxygenation skid. SRUs are designed to minimize footprint integrated service offer and remote monitoring
and weight when used offshore and can be containerized, SUEZ is a global leader in Remote Monitoring and Diagnostics
mobile or build for large scales projects on shore. solutions. Our InSight platform provides a monitoring and
offshore – platforms, optimization service that automatically collects data from
FPSO, FLNG produced water reuse equipment, and converts it into readily available graphical
• Enhanced oil recovery Water hauling and disposal can be a costly endeavor. reports. Our integrated service offer has a dedicated SUEZ
• Water Injection Combine SUEZ’s UF and RO technology with standard process analyst that works with customers to monitor data,
• Sulfate Removal deoiling like Induced Gas Floatation and Walnut shell filters assist with result interpretation, and make recommendations
• Desalination to enhance operational performance.

manage uncertainty with SUEZ’s downstream solutions oil and gas
Running a safe, reliable and profitable operation is crucial afford, especially in today’s competitive market. SUEZ has
for refining – especially since a failure in one part of the proudly served the refining industry for more than 50 years,
operation can wreak havoc on the entire refinery. Unplanned and we’re leading the way in providing solutions to tackle the
downtime and lost production is something refineries cannot most complex water and process challenges.
Operating Revenue Productivity Forced Turnaround Finished Product Specifications
bbl Fin. Prod x Price Reliability Planned Turnaround Product Conversion
Operating Expenses
OPEX Unit Performance Unit Throughput
FEEDSTOCK Purchased
(Crude Oil)
Productivity
ENERGY Energy Efficiency Influent Water Treatment
OPERATIONS AND Safety and Environmental Penalties/Exceedences Amount required for

MAINTENANCE Acceptable Availability
Chemicals and Consumables
Operating Expenses Labor Amount and Quality Required
Influent Water Amount and Discharge

Quality Required
Water Discharge
Reliability
Depreciation/Amoritization of
plant and equipment property
LEGEND Critical Immediate Direct Impact

Cash Impact
1 pretreatment 2 wastewater 3 water reuse 4 services
Influent water must be treated Wastewater systems are Water reuse will reduce SUEZ’s mobile treatment
for removal of suspended and used to prepare process OPEX as well as mitigate equipment can be used during
dissolved solids, organics, water streams for discharge. risks of water scarcity, outages, commissioning
bacteria and other impurities SUEZ’s wastewater solutions inconsistency, and price or for rapid delivery of
for use in steam generator encompass biological volatility. SUEZ’s evaporators, temporary solutions. Reduce
or reactor feed applications. oxidation, selenium removal brine concentrators and fixed asset base through
Poor hardness, silica, and demineralization to crystallizers can help recover capital avoidance with SUEZ
particulate, alkalinity or TDS ensure discharge permit more than 95% of your Mobile. Available in various
removal will have a primary requirements are not plants’ wastewater. Advanced configurations.
impact of increasing OPEX, exceeded and process uptime membrane solutions can also
and decreasing yield and can be maximized. be implemented for water
reliability. reuse with a variety of
UF/RO/NF/MF in a variety of
spiral wound configurations.
technology technology technology technology
• ZeeWeed UF • MBR • ZLD • Mobile

• Reverse Osmosis • MACMBR • Membranes (UF, RO, NF, MF) • InSight
• EDI • EDR • MBR
• ABMet

from wastewater treatment energy neutral wastewater treatment
to resource recovery
energy neutral wastewater treatment

Wastewater treatment is energy-intensive. Energy is one plants into resource recovery centers that generate clean
of the greatest operating costs in a wastewater treatment water, nutrients, and energy. SUEZ’s Energy Neutral portfolio
plant. Conversely, municipal wastewater contains two to four of technologies reduce energy consumption and increase
times more energy than what is required to treat it. From this energy recovery, enabling utilities to achieve energy neutrality.
From Wastewater Treatment to Resource Recovery paradox comes the opportunity to turn wastewater treatment
Turning Wastewater Treatment Plants into Resource Recovery Centers

Primary Treatment Biological Treatment
Energy Positive?
Leap Primary Zeelung Mabr Water For Reuse

Single step for separation, Four times greater energy
Wastewater thickening and dewatering efficiency than conventional
of primary solids bubble aeration
Solids Energy Recovery
ENERGY
Avanced CHP Gas

Digestion Engine
20% to 30% higher biogas Energy generation Biosolids For
yield than conventional from biogas Beneficial Reuse
anaerobic digestion

turning wastewater treatment plants energy positive? energy neutral wastewater treatment
into resource recovery centers
While wastewater treatment plants aspire to be energy neutral, with solutions SUEZ offers, they can go further and be energy
enhanced primary treatment with LEAPprimary Low Energy Biological Treatment with ZeeLung MABR positive. By Using SUEZ Monsal’s ADT Biological Hydrolysis technology, existing digester infrastructure volume can be
leapprimary combines separation, thickening and ZeeLung MABR leverages the synergy between a gas liberated to allow for more organic materials to be treated. Whether it is importing more solids to blend with existing, and/
dewatering of primary solids in a single compact unit, transfer membrane and an attached growth biofilm, or bringing in external organic waste processed through SUEZ Monsal’s Re:Sep system, biogas output and can be further
performing the same function as a primary clarifier and significantly reducing the energy required for increased. When coupled with SUEZ’s CHP gas engines not only can the renewable electricity can cover the plants’ parasitic
fine screen in 1/10th the footprint. aeration—traditionally the most energy intensive load, but leave some extra to export to the grid.
component of wastewater treatment.
INCREASE DIGESTER CAPACITY
INCREASE BIOGAS YIELD
BIOGAS ENABLE TREATMENT OF ADDITIONAL
INDIGENOUS SOLIDS
ORGANIC LOAD
BIOLOGICAL HYDROLYSIS
MONSAL ADT
MECHANICAL SEPARATION
IMPORT SOLIDS BIOLOGICAL HYDROLYSIS
CHP OF ORGANICS
GAS ENGINE PRETREATMENT FOR CODIGESTION
ORGANIC WASTE RE: SEP*
25% save energy for biological treatment 4x More save with low energy aeration ANAEROBIC DIGESTER HEAT AND POWER GENERATION
Energy LEAPprimary removes 50–70% of TSS and Efficient Oxygen is delivered at an efficiency RE: SEP UP TO 45% ELECTRICAL EFFICIENCY
MECHANICAL SEPARATOR
Reduction 25–40% of BOD, reducing the organic load to up to 4X greater than fine bubble aeration.
CHP GAS ENGINE
biological treatment and the energy required
to treat it.
enable energy recovery with rich

organics diverted to solids treatment
The short retention time in LEAPprimary
operate at lower solids retention
time (SRT) and generate more solids for
biogas conversion
20% 1MW
results in primary solids with a high caloric Increased biomass inventory allows plants to
content that increases biogas yield in solids operate at lower SRT, allowing more solids to Reduction of waste Tipping fee Per 20,000 Produce Class A
treatment. be diverted to energy recovery. to landfill revenue tpv waste Biosolids
Making room for organic Diversify market share and Gain protection from rising Add optional pasteurization
waste in Anaerobic Digestion gain revenue from tipping energy costs and generate to produce Class A biosolids
Solids Treatment with Energy Recovery with
provides a long term fees with a facility equipped a new stream of revenue by which can be sold as
Monsal Advanced Digestion CHP Gas Engine solution for municipalities to handle organic waste. selling electricity back to the fertilizer, rather than be a
facing shrinking landfill grid. cost to dispose.
Monsal Advanced Digestion Technologies (ADT) use A CHP gas engines provide the solution to rising energy
space or legislation banning
bacteria in the absence of oxygen to break down matter cost by efficiently and reliably converting biogas into heat
organics from landfills
to create biogas. An optimal energy balance maximizes and electricity.
system yield and performance.
retiring the word “waste”

Avonmouth Wastewater Treatment
from waste to power
Plant (30MGD) received 33000 dry
• 5.75 MW of Renewable Electricity Generation
tonnes/year of indigenous and
imported solids. However with • Energy self-sufficiency with > 1.5 MWe
the existing digester capacity, exported to the National Grid
only 51% of solids was directed to • Anaerobic Treatment of 100% Indigenous and
digestion, with the remaining to lime import solids
25% More convert more solids into biogas for energy recovery than 45% use energy recovered from wastewater to power the stabilization. By installing Monsal • Diverts 40,000 tpa of Organics from Landfill
Biogas conventional digestion Electrical wastewater treatment plant biological hydrolysis and repurposing
Yield Increase volatile solids reduction by 15%, Efficiency The most efficient combined heat and power existing tanks to anaerobic digesters,
resulting in more biogas yield. gas engine on the market. digester volume was freed up to
treat additional organic load. With
triple digester capacity enabling heat is delivered back to the plant
the installation of Re:Sep, food waste
additional organic loading. for treatment
could be received and pretreated for
Increase biogas production by processing Heat reuse eliminates the need to burn
co-located anaerobic digestion. The l Food waste
import solids and food waste with existing fossil fuels.
Avonmouth Wastewater Treatment l Combined solids
assets while generating revenue through
Plant is able to produce more energy
tipping fees.
than it consumes.

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2017 product catalog

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ES PRODUCT CATALOG, DEC-2016 1

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seawater Potable Dissolved solids, suspended solids, dissolved organics, pathogens

ST Microscope Scanning Electron Microscope Optical Microscope Visible to Naked Eye

Angstrom Units 1 10 100 1000 104 105 106 107

Acid Protein/Enzymes Yeast Cells Pin

Aqueous Salts Carbon Black Paint Pigment

Relative Atomic Endotoxin/Pyrogen Bacteria Beach Sand

3B 55% 2/3 100+

Gelatin Coal Dust

Figure 2: Filtration Spectrum

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(among other contaminants)

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wastewater treatment solutions for all treatment objectives

Increased Surface Area

what is LEAPmbr? Simplified Aeration Piping

to the next level.

increased smaller simplified energy guaranteed

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leading the way in MBR solving customer treatment challenges

Proven Membrane Performance—

Continuous Innovation—Culture drives

Lifecycle Support—Service experts

E-Series packaged systems

micropollutant removal with MAC MBR

• Capital Cost ➜ MBR < Conventional by 9% – Saving $0.85M/MGD treated

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and Recycle tank volume.

ZeeLung Oxygen is Increasing biomass Nutrient removal

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membranes products for water and process separations

OSMO BEV Vinoclear

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complete portfolio of water and process membranes

reverse osmosis membranes Ion Exchange Membranes

Nanofiltration employs a smaller pressure gradient than

ultrafiltration and microfiltration membranes

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typical operating typical operating

AE HR High Rejection Low Energy SWRO 800 7–11 (12–19)

AG Standard BWRO 200 10–20 (15–35)

AG FR Large Spacer for Cleaning Effectiveness 200 10–20 (15–35)

AG HR Very High Rejection of Monovalent 200 10–20 (15–35)

AG LF Low Operating Pressure Optimized 200 10–20 (15–35)

AK Low Pressure BWRO 100 10–20 (15–35)

AK HR Low Pressure BWRO 120 10–20 (15–35)

AP Ultra Low Pressure, Beverage Applications 70 10–20 (15–35)

CD Beverage, Chlorine Tolerant 140–400 10–18 (15–30)

CE Beverage, Chlorine Tolerant 140–400 10–18 (15–30)

CG Beverage, Chlorine Tolerant 140–400 10–18 (15–30)

SE BWRO, Process Stream Concentration, Fouling Resistance 100 5–20 (8–35)

SG BWRO, Process Stream Concentration, Fouling Resistance 100 5–20 (8–35)

Industrial RO Wastewater Stream Concentration A/S-Series 225/425 5–20 (8–35)

OSMO HR(PA) Polyamide TFM – BWRO 200 10–20 (15–35)

MUNI RO HR Municipal Drinking Water Purification NSF61 200 10–20 (15–35)

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Table 2: Operating and CIP Parameters