Ceramic Membrane

Introduction:
Ceramic flat membrane is a high-performance membrane separation technology, usually made of ceramic materials. The surface of this membrane has micropores or nanopores, allowing specific molecules or ions to pass through while preventing the transfer of larger particles, impurities, and harmful substances. Ceramic flat membrane is widely used in water treatment, chemical industry, food and beverage production, biomedicine and other fields, for separating, filtering, and concentrating liquids or gases, achieving efficient separation and purification.

The manufacturing of these films typically involves processes such as molding, sintering, and surface treatment to ensure their stability and performance. Ceramic flat membranes are renowned for their excellent corrosion resistance, long lifespan, high-temperature and high-pressure performance, and excellent separation efficiency, suitable for various harsh industrial and environmental conditions. In addition, they can extend their service life and reduce maintenance costs through cleaning and regeneration.
This type of membrane is widely used in water treatment, chemical industry, biomedicine, and other fields to remove impurities, particles, and harmful substances.

Principle:
The separation principle of ceramic flat membrane is based on the presence of micropores or nanopores, which allow the transfer of specific components through the membrane surface while preventing larger molecules or particles from passing through. Liquids or gases are washed through these pores, allowing pure products to pass through the membrane, while waste is trapped on the surface of the membrane.

Advantages:
High corrosion resistance: Ceramic materials have excellent corrosion resistance and are suitable for handling acidic, alkaline, and corrosive substances.

Long lifespan: Ceramic membranes have a long service life and are not easily damaged or deformed.

High temperature and high pressure performance: suitable for applications under high temperature and high pressure conditions.

Excellent separation performance: Ceramic membranes can achieve efficient separation and filtration.