membrane filtration system Articles
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VSEP recycles airplane deicing fluid, protects the environment and provides eight month payback
New Logic has developed a unique membrane filtration system for treatment if all types of glycol based fluids. The objective is to recover as much glycol as possible and to remove contaminants and particulates added by usage. The process involves use of New Logic’s proprietary V✧SEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Process) vibrating membrane filtration system. Glycols have many uses including ...
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VSEP treats metal plating wastewater with no chemical addition and a filtrate well below MP&M discharge limits
A discussion of the suitability of New Logic’s patented V✧SEP Vibratory Membrane Filtration System in the treatment of wastewater from metal plating operations. Timely discussion covers the upcoming MP&M (Metal Plating and Manufacturing) regulations being formulated by the EPA as a result of the Clean Water ...
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Ceramic Membrane Filtration System
Skid-mounted device (Ceramic Membrane Filtration System) effectively allocates and stores machine for process and modular systems in the field of solid-liquid separation. A CMF skid-mounted device is designed by order and fully optimized as process flow, which includes CMF unit, power part, control part and supporting pipelines, valves and instruments. The device can be designed as a ...
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Organic Membrane Filtration System
OMS skid-mounted (Organic Membrane Filtration System) refers to a form of overall combination of equipment frame and whole equipment. Organic membrane system means that a group of equipment is fixed on the chassis and can be used after moving. It is not necessary to install valves and instruments in the middle, and it can be used by directly connecting the pipelines. OMS skid-mounted device is ...
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VSEP filters phosphate products, adding value while improving efficiency
A unique membrane filtration system can be used for processing of Phosphoric Fertilizer products. The system is manufactured by New Logic, of Emeryville California The V✧SEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Process) system uses a Microfiltration membrane module with special construction for service with high temperature. The use of high temperature vibrating polymeric membranes has significant ...
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VSEP helps meet discharge guidelines, recycles water and improves mine economics
Since their development as lab filters in the early 1960s, polymeric membranes have grown in the number of uses at exponential rates. Membrane architecture and process design itself has undergone significant advancement. A unique membrane filtration system, known as V✧SEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Process), was developed by New Logic of Emeryville California. The technology employs ...
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VSEP replaces centrifuges, cuts energy costs and reduces evaporator load
New Logic Research’s patented V✧SEP membrane filtration system has been installed at Silica Gel processing plants. Vibrational membrane filtration is an innovative new way to dewater or diafilter Silica product. V✧SEP can be used as a pre-treatment for a spray dryer or evaporator. It can replace other less reliable pre-treatment systems such as Centrifuges. Today’s Industrial Silica ...
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VSEP treats well and surface water to provide ultra clean drinking water
New Logic Research manufactures a proprietary vibrating membrane filtration system that is uniquely suited for treatment of commercial and domestic drinking water. The use of a vibrating membrane mechanism to avoid membrane fouling is new and is just the kind of improvement needed to make the use of membrane filtration an effective and economical treatment solution for drinking water. New Logic ...
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VSEP replaces crossflow membrane systems, filtering industrial wastewater at pulp and paper mills
Technological advances in membrane filtration systems have created an opportunity for pulp and paper mills to treat effluent streams in order to meet stricter environmental constraints. “Vibratory Shear Enhanced Processing” or VSEPÔ, developed by New Logic International makes it possible to filter effluent streams without the fouling problems exhibited by conventional membrane systems. The VSEP ...
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VSEP provides crystal clear permeate and recovers precious metals from the mining leachate at 97% recovery
A unique membrane filtration system, known as V✧SEP (Vibratory Shear Enhanced Process), was developed by New Logic of Emeryville, California. The technology employs vibrational oscillation of an advanced polymeric membrane to improve the throughput and to prevent colloidal fouling of the membrane surface. This new technology provides a innovative and cost effective method of recovering ...
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Explore Our Sterlitech Refurbished Test Skids
Certified and quality-tested, our refurbished test skids are readily available at reduced prices together with a 12-month service warranty What are Sterlitech Refurbished Test Skids? Our refurbished test skids are Skid Mounted Membrane Filtration Systems which were returned by our customers after completing their rental period. These skids are available as digital or analog configurations. ...
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High speed municipal sewage treatment in microbial fuel cell integrated with anaerobic membrane filtration system
A cylindrical two chambered microbial fuel cell (MFC) integrated with an anaerobic membrane filter was designed and constructed to evaluate bioelectricity generation and removal efficiency of organic substrate (glucose or domestic wastewater) depending on organic loading rates (OLRs). The MFC was continuously operated with OLRs 3.75, 5.0, 6.25, and 9.38 kg chemical oxygen demand ...
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Wastewater treatment facility upgrade uses combination of technologies to solve nutrient removal challenges
New regulations required the 7.5 ML/d North East River Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility to upgrade to meet lower annual average effluent nitrogen and phosphorus limits. At the same time, facility planning was underway to expand the facility to 17.0 ML/d to accommodate planned growth in the service area. Following a pilot study to establish the performance capabilities of the existing ...
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Optimization study of a hybrid alum coagulation-membrane filtration system for virus removal
Due to the intrinsically small sizes of enteric viruses (20–100 nm) and their relatively high resistance to most disinfectants, detection of viruses in treated drinking water is not a rare phenomenon. This study therefore evaluates various aspects involved in a hybrid alum coagulation-ultrafiltration (UF) system for virus removal. Coagulant doses (0, 1 and 10 mg Al3+/L) and pH conditions relevant ...
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VSEP filters produced water, saving money while protecting the environment
Every few years, Oil companies will reevaluate new technologies on the market for oily wastewater treatment. Technological improvements have been especially significant in the area of membrane filtration. New Logic Research has developed a proprietary membrane filtration system that is uniquely suited for treatment of Produced Water, Barge and Bilge Water, and Drilling Mud. The use of a ...
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Northwestern Lancaster, Pennsylvania - Case Study
In August 2011, AdEdge Water Technologies, LLC was contacted by Watek Engineering Corporation to design, manufacture and start up a nitrate removal system and a softening system for the Northwestern Lancaster County Authority in Manheim, Pennsylvania. The existing water system consisted of one well feeding water at 225 gpm to an elevated storage tank which feeds the distribution system. The ...
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VSEP`s low operating cost and superior performance provide a high-tech alternative for oily wastewater processing
A unique membrane filtration system has been installed at several major waste oil hauling operations and manufacturing plants that handle or produce oily wastewater. The system manufactured by New Logic, of Emeryville California near San Francisco, is also being used to process used crankcase waste oil and produce filtrate that can be sold as a higher value bunker oil. The V✧SEP, ...
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Integrated approach for biofouling control
Despite extensive research efforts, past and present strategies to control biofouling problems in spiral-wound nanofiltration and reverse osmosis membranes have not been successful under all circumstances. Gaining insight in the biofouling process is a first necessity. Based on recent insights, an overview is given of 12 potential complementary approaches to solve biofouling. Combinations of ...
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Natural Rubber
Natural rubber, as initially produced, consists of polymers of the organic compound isoprene, with minor impurities of other organic compounds, plus water. Currently, rubber is harvested mainly in the form of the latex from the rubber tree or others. The latex is a sticky, milky colloid drawn off by making incisions in the bark and collecting the fluid in vessels in a process called "tapping". ...
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Gravity driven membrane filtration system to improve the water quality in rainwater tanks
The characterisation of rainwater in metropolitan Sydney and in rural New South Wales was undertaken. The results showed that factors such as the lack of vehicular traffic, air pollution and urban contamination meant that rural rainwater water quality was better. The rain water collected in both metropolitan and rural areas generally complied with the 2004 Australian Drinking Water Guidelines ...
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