ADVANCED
ELECTRODIALYSIS REVERSAL
WASTEWATER
REUSE
SELECTIVE
ION REMOVAL
REDUCE
BRINE VOLUME
Our breakthrough polymer technology delivers best-in-class selectivity, conductivity, chemical & pH tolerance, and mechanical durability.
We offer several models to suit your application: anion/cation selective, monovalent ion selective, proton selective, and proton blocking.
IonFlux membranes are manufactured in our quality-assured production facility and offered exclusively in Saltworks’ FlexEDR Organix and FlexEDR Selective systems.
Resilient in scaling and oily wastewaters, hydrocarbon tolerance C1–C10
Highly resistant to oxidizing agents (up to 1,000 ppm) including bleach
Stable over pH 0–12 and up to 60°C (140°F)
Smooth membrane surface minimizes fouling and scaling
Mechanically strong — ductile and tear resistant
Saltworks is excited to announce the shipment of two ”competing” membrane-based industrial wastewater treatment plants. Although electrodialysis reversal (EDR) and reverse osmosis (RO) may be viewed as competing desalination technologies, Saltworks offers both and helps clients navigate the fit case for each.
Electrodialysis (ED) technology is the second most widely used membrane desalination technology and has been developed since the 1960s for a wide range of industrial applications.
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.
This pilot demonstrated the economic and process advantages of targeting concentrated streams for salt removal. Today, Saltworks Technologies launches its FlexEDR product line – the next generation electrodialysis reversal technology for challenging waters.