TARGAII10048-35-PEC Ultrafiltration Membrane for Central Water Reuse Koch Equivalent

Product Introduction

LEFILTER's TARGAII10048-35-PEC Ultrafiltration Membrane is a high-capacity module engineered to deliver consistent and reliable performance in centralized water reuse applications. Developed as a high-quality equivalent to Koch’s TARGA II series, this membrane supports municipal and industrial facilities in achieving large-scale water recovery goals with improved operational efficiency and lower lifecycle costs.

As global emphasis on sustainable water use intensifies, centralized reuse facilities are increasingly adopting ultrafiltration technology to treat secondary effluent, stormwater, or mixed-use wastewater streams. This membrane module is built to perform under demanding conditions, ensuring high removal rates of suspended solids, bacteria, and turbidity, while maintaining strong resistance to fouling and chemical degradation.

With its superior throughput and plug-and-play compatibility, the module is ideal for both new installations and system retrofits where cost-effective, high-quality performance is critical.

Product Specifications

Application Areas

The TARGAII10048-35-PEC UF membrane module serves as a robust and energy-efficient solution for centralized water reuse infrastructure, including:

-Municipal Reclamation Plants: Treats secondary or tertiary effluent for reuse in non-potable networks (irrigation, industrial cooling, street cleaning).

-Industrial Parks: Recycles treated process water for internal use or environmental discharge.

-Stormwater Recovery Systems: Removes fine particles, organic matter, and microbial contaminants from urban runoff before reuse or recharge.

-Blowdown and Utility Water Recovery: Enables reuse of cooling tower blowdown and boiler drain water after pretreatment.

-Pretreatment for Reverse Osmosis: Delivers low-SDI, high-quality feedwater to downstream desalination or polishing units.

Its high-performance PES membrane material is well-suited for dynamic reuse systems that operate under fluctuating flow rates and variable loading.

FAQ

Q: Can this membrane be used to produce reuse-quality water from municipal effluent?

A: Yes, it effectively removes suspended solids and pathogens to meet stringent standards for urban and industrial non-potable reuse.

Q: What is the expected maintenance interval in typical reuse applications?

A: With proper backwashing and cleaning-in-place (CIP) procedures, the membrane can operate for extended cycles, reducing downtime and operational costs.