MICROFILTRATION FOR
SEAWATER REVERSE OSMOSIS (SWRO) PLANT
ADG's high-flow pleated filter cartridges are the premier solution for the critical pre-filtration stage in Seawater Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) plants. Specifically engineered for Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) needs, these cartridges are essential for enhancing plant reliability, protecting sensitive downstream RO membranes, and significantly reducing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO). Featuring a unique pleated media design, they deliver an outstanding 99.9% filtration efficiency at 5μm, transforming variable raw seawater into a consistent, low-SDI effluent that safeguards your entire RO system.
Longer Service Life
The pleated design maximizes surface area, allowing the filter to capture more contaminants like silt, sand, and organic matter, leading to a longer, more predictable service life.
Unmatched Efficiency for Absolute Fluid Purity
With 99.9% removal efficiency at 5 microns, these filters act as an almost absolute barrier against particulates that can foul expensive RO membranes. This ensures consistently high-quality water by drastically lowering the Silt Density Index (SDI) up to a target of SDI < 3. This is crucial for meeting RO membrane warranties, achieving absolute fluid purity, and reducing unscheduled shutdowns.
Enhanced Durability for Consistent Performance
ADG's unique filter media creates a rigid, stable pore structure that resists compression and deformation under high-pressure conditions. Reinforced by robust internal support layers, the cartridge prevents particle unloading and media collapse, ensuring consistent filtration efficiency throughout its extended life with high dirt holding capacity.
Reduced Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
The extended lifespan of our cartridges leads to lower consumable costs, reduced labor for filter change-outs, maximized plant uptime, and extended RO membrane life due to superior protection against fouling.
Lower Energy Costs
The high-flow, low-resistance design results in a lower initial pressure drop, which increases slowly as the filter loads. This directly reduces the energy needed by your feed pumps, leading to tangible savings on electricity costs.