NematiQ spiral wound membranes for the botanical extraction industry
Be interesting to know the flow rate. Seems a compact unit.
Did “Molecular Forces” install a series of these units or just this one.
https://www.cleanteqwater.com/news/nematiq-sells-graphene-membranes-into-the-hemp-processing-market/https://www.cleanteqwater.com/water-treatment-technology/graphene-membranes/https://www.cleanteqwater.com/water-treatment-technology/membranes-and-filtration/Clean TeQ Water is also developing a novel membrane based on graphene oxide through its 100% owned subsidiary NematiQ. Graphene Membranes will require less energy in operation and avoid many of the scaling and fouling issues of conventional membranes. Visit NematiQ’s
Very exciting:
"Other initial Graphene Membrane sales have been achieved across diverse sectors for testwork and
piloting, including surface water, groundwater, dye recovery, greywater, carwash wastewater, and
industrial filtrations. Other major ongoing trails include whey concentration for a major international
dairy company, wastewater treatment for a large food and beverage company, wastewater treatment
in the PFAS industry, and wastewater treatment trails with a large Australian Water Authority."
I wonder if Enva is trialing the technology. I know this is PHOSPHIX™ Piloting but major dairy interests,
Other major ongoing trails include whey concentration for a major international
dairy company. See Ann
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/CNQ/02773962.pdfhttps://enva.com/news-pr/enva-signs-cooperation-agreement-with-cnq-and-begins-phosphix-piloting
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