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Membrana de ósmosis inversa AXEON 200361 TF-1812-100 de 100 GPD
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La membrana de ósmosis inversa TFC (Thin Film Composite) de 100 GPD de AXEON proporciona agua de alta calidad para una amplia gama de composiciones químicas del agua. A medida que la materia se acumula en la membrana, el agua de la solución de alimentación la arrastra hacia afuera a través de su propio tubo. El permeado limpio, o agua purificada, continúa separadamente del flujo de drenaje a un tanque de almacenamiento o a su punto de uso.
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Q:
What is the rated output of the AXEON TF-1812-100 / 200361?
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It is rated for up to 100 gallons per day under specified test conditions. Actual production varies with feed pressure, temperature, dissolved-solids level, recovery, and membrane condition.
Q:
Which systems use the AXEON TF-1812-100 / 200361?
A:
The catalog does not provide an approved model list for AXEON TF-1812-100 / 200361. Match the exact part number, dimensions, connection style, and equipment generation before ordering.
Q:
What should I verify before ordering?
A:
Match the exact part number and 1812 residential element, including element dimensions, seal arrangement, permeate connection, rated pressure, and flow-control requirements.
Q:
How do I know when the membrane needs replacement?
A:
Track normalized production and product-water TDS or conductivity. Falling output or rejection after other causes are ruled out can indicate replacement is due.
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Can I substitute a different-capacity membrane?
A:
Only when the system design allows it. Capacity must match the vessel, pump pressure, recovery target, and concentrate-flow control.
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What should I do after installation?
A:
Confirm seals and flow direction, restore pressure gradually, check for leaks, and follow the system instructions for flushing and discarding initial product water.