Reverse osmosis cleaning agent

Membrane fouling is generally caused by the following situations: 1. No reverse osmosis agents are added during the operation of the reverse osmosis terminal, such as reverse osmosis scale inhibitors and reverse osmosis bactericides; 2. The addition of reverse osmosis agents exceeds the specified range, leading to membrane fouling; 3. The amount of reverse osmosis agent added is lower than the minimum amount, and the agent is ineffective, resulting in membrane fouling; 4. Due to a lack of comprehensive understanding of water quality, the use of chemicals was not targeted, and even with the addition of chemicals, the desired effect was not achieved; 5. The reverse osmosis system runs for too long and is not cleaned in a timely manner (usually after running for more than 15 months, if the effluent conductivity increases or the water production rate decreases, it is necessary to clean). The correct use of reverse osmosis agents is the key to preventing membrane fouling. The correct use of reverse osmosis scale inhibitors and reverse osmosis fungicides can effectively reduce the number of cleaning times, and even eliminate the need for cleaning; Proper use of medication can achieve the goal of saving time, effort, and worry, and can further improve water production rate and reduce costs.