STANDARD EQUIPMENT & INSTRUMENTS
Standard UF/MF Filtration
Standard UF and MF filtration systems for turbidity reduction, suspended solids control, rainwater treatment, process pre-filtration and RO pretreatment applications.
Standard UF/MF Filtration Options
Browse standard UF/MF filtration options. Selection depends on water source, suspended solids load, required flow rate, backwash arrangement and downstream treatment requirements.
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Need help selecting a UF/MF filtration system?
UF and MF systems must be matched to water quality, solids loading and operating conditions. Send us your application details and we can help confirm whether UF, MF or another pretreatment option is more suitable.
- Water source
- Suspended solids
- Required flow rate
- Backwash
- Downstream process
- Site conditions
Standard UF/MF Filtration FAQs
What is the difference between UF and MF?
UF and MF are both membrane filtration processes, but they generally target different particle size ranges. MF is mainly used for larger suspended solids and turbidity reduction, while UF can provide finer filtration for turbidity control and selected microorganism reduction.
Can UF/MF remove dissolved salts?
No. UF and MF are physical filtration processes and do not remove dissolved salts or TDS. If dissolved salts need to be reduced, RO is usually required after suitable pretreatment.
Can UF/MF be used before RO?
Yes. UF or MF can be used as pretreatment before RO where suspended solids, turbidity or fouling risk need to be controlled. The suitability depends on the feed water source and operating conditions.
Does UF/MF need backwash or chemical cleaning?
Many UF and MF systems require regular backwash, and some applications may also require chemical cleaning or chemically enhanced backwash. The cleaning arrangement depends on the membrane type, water quality and fouling risk.
What information is needed to size a UF/MF system?
Useful information includes water source, required flow rate, turbidity, suspended solids, operating hours, downstream treatment requirements and available space. Photos or existing system details can also help with selection.