Bready reverse osmosis antiscalant MDC220

Mondo Technology Updated on 2024-02-20

BDI reverse osmosis scale inhibitor MDC220 is a high-performance liquid scale inhibitor dispersant, which is mainly used to control scaling and particulate clogging problems in membrane separation systems. The antiscalant can effectively control the scaling of salts such as calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, and strontium sulfate, and the LSI value of calcium carbonate is as high as +3At 0, it can still effectively prevent the occurrence of fouling.

MDC220 antiscalant is suitable for all major types of reverse osmosis membranes, and its ability to disperse particulates maintains a clean surface of the reverse osmosis membrane, thereby extending the life of the membrane. In addition, the antiscalant works effectively in the influent pH range from 5 to 9 and shows good stability.

MDC220 scale inhibitor is a clear amber liquid with moderate density and viscosity, as well as a low freezing point and minimum storage temperature. It can be added or diluted directly, which is convenient and flexible.

In practical applications, MDC220 scale inhibitor has been widely used in reverse osmosis and nanofiltration devices to control the fouling caused by the precipitation of calcium carbonate, sulfate and iron oxide in membrane separation systems. By using MDC220 antiscalant, the maintenance cost of the system can be effectively reduced, and the efficiency and quality of water treatment can be improved.

It should be noted that although MDC220 antiscalant has excellent scale inhibition performance, it still needs to be added according to the dosage recommended by the manufacturer during use, and the water quality and membrane performance should be regularly tested to ensure the stable operation of the system.

Overall, BDI reverse osmosis scale inhibitor MDC220 is an efficient, stable scale inhibitor suitable for a variety of reverse osmosis membranes, which plays an important role in improving the operating efficiency and prolonging the service life of reverse osmosis systems.

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