Membrane technology is a general term used to describe treatment processes that use membranes. A membrane is a specialized filter that allows water to pass through while preventing suspended solids, organic molecules, and even ions.



Membrane technology has become a widely accepted separation technology in recent decades. Its distinguishing feature is that it operates without the addition of chemicals and uses relatively less energy than traditional thermal separation processes.

Membrane technology is also becoming increasingly important in wastewater treatment, treated water recovery, and graywater treatment applications.

Ultrafiltration

Nanofiltration

Reverse Osmosis Systems

Membrane Bioreactors

Electrodeionization Systems (EDI)