PTFE repeatable nanomembrane can be used for seawater desalination
Membrane separation technology is the most energy-saving separation and filtration technology that people have mastered so far.
PTFE reproducible nanomembranes have been used in seawater desalination, separation and concentration of sol and mixed liquids, removal of heavy metal ions in industrial wastewater, and purification of drinking water.
In recent years, carbon nanofibers and carbon nanotubes (CNF/CNT) have been commercially produced. Their good adsorption properties have attracted widespread attention in the filtration/separation industry. Carbon nanofibers can effectively remove particles with sizes below 0.1 μm. of particulate matter.
Currently, nearly 20 companies, including Ahlstron of the Netherlands and Toray of Japan, can provide nanofiber filter materials for environmental protection.
In terms of drinking water and industrial water purification, nanofiber materials have shown very good prospects.
The ptfe reproducible nanomembrane is prepared using a unique biaxial stretching technology, which can ensure complete retention of bacteria and other impurities while having a large flux.
The pore diameter can be between 0.1-10um, the thickness can be between 2-100um, the porosity can reach 50%–80%, and there are hundreds of millions of micropores per square centimeter.
It is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the research and development, production and sales of PTFE repeatable nanofilms. It has a factory area of nearly 4,000 square meters and professional production equipment. It is a partner of the top 500 companies in the United States; we produce The products are produced using imported raw materials, with finer molecular weight, cleaner quality and better uniformity.
And we have a full set of advanced production equipment and testing instruments, as well as a complete pre-sales, sales and after-sales service system.
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