GEP20002018B - Method for Cleaning Membrane
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Method for Cleaning Membrane
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GEP20002018B
GEP20002018BGEAP19963275AGEAP1996003275AGEP20002018BGE P20002018 BGEP20002018 BGE P20002018BGE AP19963275 AGEAP19963275 AGE AP19963275AGE AP1996003275 AGEAP1996003275 AGE AP1996003275AGE P20002018 BGEP20002018 BGE P20002018B
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membranes
cleaning
liquid
processed
increase
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GEAP19963275A
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George Bibileishvili
Irakli Bibileishvili
Vasil Bibileishvili
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Vasil Bibileishvili
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1. Technical Result Increase in product quality and degree of membrane cleaning, increase in apparatus efficiency during operation, as well as easing in the method fulfillment. 2. Essence A method provides for cleaning of membranes by terminating supply of a liquid being processed after every 5-10 minutes during 0,1-1 minutes. At continuing the liquid supply the effective pressure in working chambers of an apparatus creates the effect of the hydraulic shock, in result of which the mud accumulated on membranes is foliated, removed from the membrane surfaces and moved out by the liquid being processed from the apparatus together with the concentrate. 3. Field of Application Microfiltration, ultrafiltration and reverse osmose, in particular cleaning of membranes. 1 ind. cl., 1 dep. cl.
GEAP19963275A1996-07-121996-07-12Method for Cleaning Membrane
GEP20002018B
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PROCEDURE FOR THE REMOVAL OF MICRO-ORGANISMS BY MICROFILTRATION OF A MATERIAL ON A PRIMARY MEMBRANE FILTER WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT CREATION OF A SECONDARY MEMBRANE AND APPLICATION FOR EXERCISE OF EXERCISE
Optimisation of reverse osmosis desalinators by intermediate pumps consists of pumped processing maintaining a uniform solution salinity on the osmosis membranes