Ultrafiltration extends the life of washwater, floor scrubber and vibratory/tumbling water.
PRAB’s line of Ultrafiltration Systems are designed to separate organics, emulsified oils and suspended solids from process water, incoming water, wastewater and metalworking coolant reducing oily water volumes by as much as 98% without the use of chemical additives. For this reason, Ultrafiltration membrane technology is quickly becoming the fluid waste management process of choice over conventional industrial filtration methods.
PRAB Water & Wastewater is a leader in fluid management, Ultrafiltration, wastewater reuse, process water reuse, and Reverse Osmosis pre-treatment with partnerships that span globally. Our Ultrafiltration Systems reduce the cost of wash water and detergents by as much as 75% when calculating the costs of replacement chemicals, heating and disposal. Effluent water can be discharged to sewer or reused. These systems offer a robust design which effectively removes suspended solids and organic impurities from a variety of different streams for optimum water management.
PRAB’s Ultrafiltration Systems and wastewater treatment technologies will help you meet zero manifesting goals and comply with federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act requirements, as well as state and local discharge regulations.
Common Applications
Benefits & Features
Full Spectrum Industrial Wastewater Recycling and Reuse. Cost Reduction, Waste Minimization & Environmental Compliance.
Agenda
Below are a few example system flow diagrams featuring an Ultrafiltration system. Each solution is customized to your unique application according to your goals and requirements.
Design Advantages
Optional Equipment
Product Brochures
Product Brochure: Ultrafiltration Systems
Product Brochure: Tubular Membrane Filtration Technologies
Application Review
Application Review: Ultrafiltration Reclaims Oily Process Water; Reducing Operating Costs and Environmental Impact
Case Studies
Case Study: Presmet Corporation Benefits From PRAB HUF-VIB System
Case Study: PRAB Rinse Water Treatment System Helps Piping Supplier Bring Plating Process In-House for Lower Costs and Quicker Turn-Arounds
Case Study: Ultrafiltration For Tumbling/Vibratory Deburring Applications
Case Study: Ultrafiltration System Pays For Itself In Less Than 6 Months
Technical Briefs
Technical Brief: Eliminating Soluble Heavy Metal Ions From Industrial Wastewater by Precipitation and Ultrafiltration
White Paper
White Paper: Green Engineering
White Paper: Making Wastewater Compliance Part of A Profit Strategy
White Paper: Prioritizing Plant Housekeeping In A Metalworking Operation
White Paper: Taking Control of Wastewater Treatment
Other Downloadable Content
PRAB Fluid Filtration Solutions Product Selection Chart Brochure
PRAB Fluid Filtration Systems and Wastewater Treatment Brochure
PRAB Filtration Spectrum Brochure
PRAB Industrial Water & Wastewater Treatment Systems Brochure
PRAB Industrial Water & Wastewater Treatment Technologies Brochure
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CHALLENGE Tube-Mac Piping Technologies had been sending their piping components to an outside company to complete a zinc plating process just before the components were shipped or put into inventory. The logistics of sending the piping components out for plating was cumbersome, costly, and not up to the quality expectations of Tube-Mac management. After just one month, the components were […]
Invest your business capital with confidence using the PRAB two-step application feasibility, lab, and pilot test program. Laboratory results from a sample test are a snapshot in time of a particular process waste stream. In almost every case, no one sample is exactly the same as the next. The purpose of the pilot system is to advance […]
Green Engineering How to Design More Profit into the Metalworking Operation By Ron Chapman, Systems Sales Manager & Teresa Phillips, Senior Marketing Specialist, PRAB Introduction The green movement is not a new concept. In fact, the basic principles were well-known throughout Europe in the medieval era. However, it was the Industrial Revolution in Europe that […]