Industry Leading Membrane Technology
Thin and low resistance
Stable over wide pH and temperature ranges
Smooth surfaces prevent fouling and scaling
Best-in-class membrane design and robustness
Highly resistant to oxidizing agents, including bleach
Resilient in scaling and oily wastewaters
Desalt water that contains high organic content not suited for RO or traditional EDR
Advanced Polymer Chemistry for Every Application
- Anion, cation, monovalent and proton exchange membranes with permselectivity, high ion transference and low resistance
Membranes designed to suit your application, including:
> Eliminate soda ash softening
> Selectively removing ions and dissolved salts
> Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR)
> Desalting organic wastewater
> Removing ammonia from wastewater
> Brackish water desalination
> Mine runoff and tailings treatment
Groundbreaking Selectivity
98% ionic selectivity, 40% higher than conventional ion exchange membranes
Separate single charged ions from multi charged ions
Can selectively remove only ammonia
IonFlux Related Resources
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How to Improve FGD Economics with Chloride Removal using Selective EDR
As regulations on FGD wastewater tighten, additional treatment is required. Often, this is chemically intense, and high cost. The best means to lower treatment costs is to reduce the volume of wastewater generated, usually by increasing internal recycle.
RO & Evaporator Scale Control: The Guide to Better Performance
Scale is a crust that forms on membranes, heat transfer surfaces, and on the inside of pipes as salts precipitate out of solution. It blocks flow, disrupts heat transfer, and increases energy requirements for water treatment systems
Saltworks Launches Flex EDR After Economic Zero Liquid Discharge Pilot
This pilot demonstrated the economic and process advantages of targeting concentrated streams for salt removal. Today, Saltworks Technologies launches its Flex EDR product line – the next generation electrodialysis reversal technology for challenging waters.