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HPT-2540/1812

Spiral-wound Membrane Pilot

A flexible pilot unit for MF, UF, NF and RO spiral-wound elements, supporting concentration, desalination, separation, purification, clarification and microbial reduction trials.

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Characteristics

The HPT-2540/1812 spiral-wound membrane pilot accepts MF, UF, NF and RO elements for concentration, desalination, separation, purification, clarification and microbial reduction trials across fermentation, botanical extraction, food and beverage, biopharmaceutical, chemical and environmental applications.

  • Compact structure with a small footprint and convenient installation
  • Simple operation with stable performance
  • Low circulation volume and effective separation
  • Easy cleaning for repeated long-term membrane element use
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TECHNICAL DATA

Specifications and operating conditions

Equipment model
HPT-2540/1812
Membrane element size
2540 / 1812
Power supply
1.5 kW · 220 V · 50 Hz
Operating pressure
0–60 bar
Typical capacity
4–20 L/h (2540)/ 0.5–5 L/h (1812)
Typical temperature
10–45°C
Applicable pH
2–12
Dimensions
0.60 × 0.65 × 1.50 m

DoisTec can provide spiral-wound elements with different molecular-weight ratings and customize equipment parameters for the intended experiments.

Reference values and maximum limits do not establish a combined operating condition for every feed. Confirm selection and operating conditions for the actual duty.

APPLICATIONS

Typical applications

  • Fermentation-feed separation and purification
  • Botanical extract concentration and clarification
  • Food, beverage and biopharmaceutical process trials
  • Chemical and environmental separation validation

SELECTION

Validate with your feed

Spiral-wound elements can be selected by target molecular weight, with equipment parameters customized to the feed, capacity and test objectives.

Testing & scale-up

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