An antiscalant is a crucial pretreatment chemical injected into the feedwater before it reaches the RO membrane system. Its primary function is to prevent scaling, a common issue in reverse osmosis (RO) processes. Scaling occurs when particles in the feedwater accumulate on the membrane, causing the membrane's pores to become clogged. This buildup can significantly reduce the efficiency of the membrane and increase maintenance requirements.
By introducing an antiscalant, the risk of scale formation is minimized, helping to maintain the membrane's performance and extend its lifespan. The antiscalant works by interfering with the scaling process, keeping the particles in the feedwater suspended and preventing them from adhering to the membrane surface. This ensures a more efficient and reliable RO system, leading to better water quality and reduced operational costs.
| Physical State | Liquid |
| Grade Standard | Technical Grade |
| Country Of Origin | India |
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