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Nanofiltration (NF) is a filtration method using membranes with pore sizes from 1-10 nanometres. The pore sizes are smaller than that used in microfiltration and ultrafiltration, yet they are larger than in reverse osmosis. Therefore, it’s a very effective method to remove divalent ions like calcium, magnesium, sulphates etc.
Nanofiltration is often used for treatment of drinking water and industrial process water.
• Drinking water
• Reduction of sulphate, chloride, and fluoride
• Partial softening without use of regeneration chemicals
• Industrial process water
• Partial softening and reduction of colour and humus from surface water in e.g. the iron and metal industry and paper mills.
CBIPL is at the forefront to embrace new technologies. For example, we are pioneers in the Middle East region by employing nanofiltration for sulphate removal in hydraulic fracking applications. We design, manufacture and supply systems for sulphate removal from both seawater and brackish water. Our systems provide a reliable and efficient service at low cost per barrel of treated water.