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Date:

Monday, June 16, 2025

Feature:

TTX Environmental Solves Customer Issue with Electro-Ceramic 
Desalination Wastewater Processing

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"Electro-ceramic desalination (ECD) employs alternating cationic and 
anionic selective membranes. When an electric field is applied, ions are 
driven across the membranes, leaving ionically-free water behind. 
Traditional desalination membranes are constructed of polymer membranes 
and quickly foul and form permanent scale. Membrion's technology employs 
ceramic-based membranes which can operate in the harsh environments 
associated with wastewater streams. These unique membranes can overcome 
common fouling and scaling conditions utilizing polarity reversal. The 
polarity of electrodes and the flow paths are switched so that the 
concentrate path is flushed with dilute water driving foulants off the 
membrane surface thus extending membrane life."

Link:

https://www.pfonline.com/articles/ttx-environmental-solves-customer-issue-with-electro-ceramic-desalination-wastewater-processing

https://www.pfonline.com/articles/ttx-environmental-solves-customer-issue-with-electro-ceramic-desalination-wastewater-processing

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Date:

‎Monday, June 16, 2025‎

Feature:

TTX Environmental Solves Customer Issue with Electro-Ceramic Desalination Wastewater Processing

Vendor Quote:

According to https://www.pfonline.com,

"Electro-ceramic desalination (ECD) employs alternating cationic and anionic selective membranes. When an electric field is applied, ions are driven across the membranes, leaving ionically-free water behind. Traditional desalination membranes are constructed of polymer membranes and quickly foul and form permanent scale. Membrion’s technology employs ceramic-based membranes which can operate in the harsh environments associated with wastewater streams. These unique membranes can overcome common fouling and scaling conditions utilizing polarity reversal. The polarity of electrodes and the flow paths are switched so that the concentrate path is flushed with dilute water driving foulants off the membrane surface thus extending membrane life."

Link:

https://www.pfonline.com/articles/ttx-environmental-solves-customer-issue-with-electro-ceramic-desalination-wastewater-processing

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