CRS Reprocessing Services services

CRS Reprocessing provides a variety of filtration options. We customize every solution based on the customer’s needs. None of our solutions are off the shelf, everyone is customized based on the filtration needs, space, and budget of the customer. We have designed most of our units inside sea containers. These compact containers make for easy installation, centralized location, and containment. At installation, most customers just need to hook up their tanks as well as utilities. This easy installation and small footprint are a great selling point for most customers. Due to these customized solutions, we provide, each project can be a lengthy process. The stage gates for these projects include exploration, testing, design, and installation. We take the time to make sure CRS is providing the best possible solution and we can provide consistent results.

n ultrafiltration, as in microfiltration, basically macro-molecules and small particles as well as suspensions or emulsions are separated. The boundaries between the two processes are not sharp: Membranes in the area of a few µm to 0.1 µm are designated as microfiltration, membranes in the pore area of 0.1 – 0.01 µm are designated as ultrafiltration. The operating pressures are in the area from 0.5 to 20 bars in ultrafiltration. The separation effect in ultrafiltration results for the most part from a sieving effect, i.e., the particles that are retained are the particles that are larger than the average diameter of the membrane pores. In addition, solubility and diffusion effects also play a role.

Before any system is installed on-site, CRS provides thorough testing in our state-of-the-art laboratory. We can take your fluid and run a variety of tests to determine the best possible solution for your processes. We also have the capabilities of testing the fluid in our bench top TUF (Tough Ultra Filtration) filtration unit. This pilot testing provides an accurate picture before the large-scale operation. Quality is one of the most important pillars in the CRS foundation, we want to ensure our service is providing a top-quality product back to the process and meeting customer expectations. The importance of quality control cannot be overestimated. Its’ impact on production, and the bottom line, is substantial. At CRS, we know that our process can be an integral part of the customers manufacturing process. We understand any deviation in the promised specification can be costly to our customer.

During the design process, the real fun begins when your engineering staff has to learn new methods, new equipment, and new practices in order to get that new process to operate efficiently. The time it would take to learn a new process that is not core to your business is very time consuming, and non-productive in terms of the true mission of your organization.

CRS Reprocessing focuses on on-site installations; however, we also have opportunities for off-site solutions. In some cases, an on-site installation is not feasible or economically sound. To still service these opportunities, we have other options for processing. We can reprocess fluids off-site at our reprocessing facility in the Northeast United States. We have available tanks for storage at this facility to reprocess these fluids and return to the customer within just a few days.

Reverse osmosis is among the procedures driven by pressure. Reverse osmosis (RO) is used for separation of salts or ions from principally hydrous solutions. RO is used for the increased concentration of solutions as well as for the separation of aqueous components.