What can scaling lead to?
Which one of the below is used to perform a basic clean of RO membranes?
What does biofilm do?
What is the most common contaminant for industry segments contending with inorganic wastewater?
What is the pore size of the ultrafiltration membrane technology?
How would you categorise the food and beverage industry?
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Q: What can scaling lead to?
A: Increased energy consumption
Q: What can scaling lead to?
A: Increased concentration of chemicals
Q: What can scaling lead to?
A: Increased water pressure in the pipes
Q: Which one of the below is used to perform a basic clean of RO membranes?
A: Forward flush
Q: Which one of the below is used to perform a basic clean of RO membranes?
A: Backwash
Q: Which one of the below is used to perform a basic clean of RO membranes?
A: Handwash
Q: What does biofilm do?
A: It reduces the capacity of the cooling tower
Q: What does biofilm do?
A: It leads to an overdosing of chemicals
Q: What does biofilm do?
A: It leads to scaling
Q: What is the most common contaminant for industry segments contending with inorganic wastewater?
A: Oil
Q: What is the most common contaminant for industry segments contending with inorganic wastewater?
A: Salt
Q: What is the most common contaminant for industry segments contending with inorganic wastewater?
A: Sand
Q: What is the pore size of the ultrafiltration membrane technology?
A: 0.01 micrometers
Q: What is the pore size of the ultrafiltration membrane technology?
A: 0.005 micrometers
Q: What is the pore size of the ultrafiltration membrane technology?
A: 0.3 micrometers
Q: How would you categorise the food and beverage industry?
A: An industry with primarily organic content loads
Q: How would you categorise the food and beverage industry?
A: An industry with primary inorganic content loads
Q: How would you categorise the food and beverage industry?
A: An industry with mixed content loads