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SFCModel C-MEM -Ultrafiltration Technology

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C-MEM is an ultra-filtration technology for the treatment and disinfection of drinking water. The filtration is done via micro-pores (average pore size 20.1 nm – sterile filtration) in hollow fibres with diameters of 0.3 – 0.5 mm. Several hundred hollow fibres are combined to bundles and wound up in cartridges.

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Although C-MEM has only one process step, it can replace conventional technology with flocculation – sedimentation – sand filtration and also reaches far better effluent values in Addition.

Basically, there are two designs of C-MEM for drinking water production: either as Gravity Driven Membrane (GDM) for small plants (C-MEM Zero) or mobile / fixed installed plants with electric pumps for higher flows. The plants can be operated with pressure or underpressure.

  • Highly efficient separation of bacteria and virus (104 – 107 fold reduction) of any kind in one process step (physical barrier).
  • Conventional flocculation – sedimentation – sand filtration can be omitted. The plant gets much more compact.
  • Compared to sand filters the Membrane cannot break.
  • Bacteria and virus are separated and not only inactivated.
  • There are no side products and odour emissions.
  • The drinking water produced is colourless, odourless and neutrally flavoured (provided there are no other additional process steps).
  • Very mobile application of GDM in disaster areas or for expeditions.
  • The membranes have a long lifetime and are cheaply and easily replaceable.
  • Production of drinking water (from river water, lake water, spring water, rain water)
  • Decentralized water filtration in isolated villages without electricity, camping, expeditions, disaster regions etc.
  • Swimming pools
  • Fish and swimming ponds
  • Production of service water