Reverse Osmosis Membrane

YIME Brand

 

 

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YIME originated from Dongguan Yixuan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd., a company established in 2006 with extensive engineering experience in electroplating wastewater treatment and industrial wastewater recycling. Over the years, we have successfully delivered a wide range of wastewater treatment projects across different industries, building strong expertise in complex water treatment applications.

 

At the core of every wastewater treatment system lies the reverse osmosis (RO) membrane system. To better support system integration and adapt to diverse operating conditions, we began developing our own membrane products. This led to the establishment of our subsidiary brand, YIME, dedicated to membrane technology innovation.

 
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YIME has achieved full-process independent development and manufacturing capabilities, covering membrane material formulation, membrane element and module structural design, as well as the core equipment used in membrane production. This vertical integration ensures consistent quality, flexibility, and reliability across all products.

 

YIME Reverse Osmosis Membrane

 

The YIME brand primarily focuses on two key areas: reverse osmosis (RO) membranes and specialty membranes. Within the RO membrane product portfolio, it covers residential, commercial, and industrial applications. The industrial RO membrane line is further categorized into four series based on different operating conditions, including Low Pressure (LP), Ultra-Low Pressure (ULP), Fouling-Resistant (FR), and Seawater Desalination (SW) membranes. This comprehensive product range is designed to meet diverse application needs, from standard water treatment to highly demanding industrial processes and seawater desalination scenarios.

 

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Common Types

We offer the following Product

YIME-LP-8040

Low Pressure (LP)membranes

The low-pressure RO membrane series is suitable for desalination treatment of feed water with a salt concentration of up to 2,000 mg/L, using municipal tap water or groundwater as the raw water source. 

YIME-ULP-8040

Ultra-Low(ULP) Pressure membranes

Suitable for feed water with up to 1,500 mg/L salt concentration. Widely used in food production, municipal water supply, purified water systems, irrigation, and second-pass RO systems.

 

 

YIME-FR-8040

Fouling Resistant (FR)

membranes

Suitable for feed water with up to 10,000 mg/L salt concentration. Widely used in industrial wastewater treatment and reuse, including power, steel, electroplating, petrochemical, coal chemical, and landfill leachate applications.

YIME-SW-8040

Seawater Desalination

(SW) membranes

Suitable for seawater, brackish water, and high-salinity water. Used in desalination, boiler feed water, industrial water treatment, wastewater reuse, and landfill leachate treatment.

 

 

 

 

RO Membrane Manufacturing Process

  

 

How to Choose YIME RO Membranes?

Selecting the right YIME RO membrane starts with understanding the feed water TDS (Total Dissolved Solids). When TDS exceeds 10,000 ppm, seawater RO membranes (SW series) are recommended to ensure stable performance under high salinity conditions. For water sources with TDS below 10,000 ppm, further selection depends on water quality.

For heavily polluted or fouling-prone water sources, such as wastewater or certain surface water, the FR (Fouling Resistant) series is recommended to enhance system stability and extend membrane lifespan. For normal water sources, selection can be based on performance requirements: the LP series is ideal for balancing high rejection and low energy consumption; the ULR series is suitable for ultra-low pressure operations; and the MP series is designed for systems requiring higher permeate flow.

By matching membrane selection with water quality and system needs, YIME provides efficient, stable, and cost-effective solutions.

YIME Membrane Selection Guide

 

 

 

Reverse Osmosis Membranes Construction

 

 

Most commonly used RO membranes are typically composed by a thin film composite membrane consisting of three layers: a polyester support web, a microporous polysulfone interlayer and an ultra think polyamide barrier layer on the top surface.
Thin film composite membranes are packed in a spiral wound configuration. Such element contains from one to more than 30 sheets, depending on the element diameter and element type.

 

In membrane systems the elements are placed in series inside of a pressure vessel.
The concentrate of the first element becomes the feed to the second element and so on. The permeate tubes are connected with interconnectors (also called coupler), and the combined total permeate exits the pressure vessel at one side of the vessel.

 

The membranes are wound around a perforated permeate pipe.
Two membrane sheets are glued together on three sides, only with an opening towards the permeate pipe. The feed water flows across the membrane surface from one side to the other. Due to the high pressure in the vessel, a part of the water penetrates the membrane and this permeate water can only leave the PV through the permeate pipe, while the rest of the water - now more concentrated - leaves on the other side of the membrane , just flowing across the sheet.

 

 
Precautions for use of Reverse Osmosis Membrane
 
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Changing the pre and post-filters regularly is key.

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Pre-filters should be replaced approximately every 6 to 12 months. Most post-filters last for 1-2 years.

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RO membranes typically last up to 2 to 5 years (if you replace the pre-filters on schedule).

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You should clean/sterilize your system with each filter replacement; Ideally 1-2 times a year.

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Check the storage tank pressure with a low-pressure gauge at least once a year. Measure the pressure when the tank is empty. 6-8 psi is ideal. Re-pressurize using a bicycle pump if necessary.

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Drain the RO tank every two weeks and let it fill again if you are not using a large amount of water.

 

 

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FAQ

 

Q: Is the RO membrane good or bad?

A: RO membranes are essential in removing bacteria, viruses, and other microbial pollutants from your water. RO membranes have a semipermeable membrane that filters out harmful bacteria, viruses, and miniscule microbes.

Q: What is the difference between a reverse osmosis membrane and a filter?

A: The main difference between the two is that reverse osmosis uses a semi-permeable membrane for separation, while filtration uses a filter medium for separation. Filters physically remove dirt and sediment particles from the fluid, down to about 1 micron, but some dissolved chemicals cannot be removed.

Q: How long does a reverse osmosis membrane filter last?

A: About 2 to 5 years
How long will an RO unit last? Virtually forever if you service it regularly and replace parts that wear out, like the storage tank and the faucet. Typical membrane life is about 2 to 5 years, depending on the nature of the water that it's processing.

Q: How often should I flush my RO membrane?

A: At a minimum, the RO membrane should be flushed at the end of each work day, but it's better to do it after every use. Without flushing, the RO membrane can also become moldy, which will create additional blockages.

Q: How to tell if a RO membrane is bad?

A: Signs of Membrane Fouling:
Poor Water Quality. A decline in your water quality is generally a sign of membrane fouling. ...
Odd Smells, Strong Smells or Mold. Strange and strong smells can be a sign of biological growth on your membranes. ...
Build Up on Membrane Edges. This is a very obvious sign of your membranes fouling.

Q: How do you test the quality of a RO membrane?

A: Electrical conductivity is the most convenient method for testing RO water quality and membrane performance. Pure water is actually a poor electrical conductor. The amount of ionized substances (salts, acids, or bases) dissolved in water determines its conductivity.

Q: How to choose the right RO membrane?

A: Water Quality: The quality of your water source will determine the type of membrane you need. ...
Flow Rate: The flow rate of an RO membrane is measured in gallons per day (GPD). ...
Rejection Rate: The rejection rate indicates the percentage of contaminants the membrane can remove.

Q: How long has the company been in operation?

A: The company has been operating for 20 years.

Q: What types of reverse osmosis membranes do you offer?

A: We offer 75GPD,100GPD, 150GPD, 200GPD, 300GPD, 400GPD, 500GPD, 600GPD, 800GPD, and 1000GPD membranes.

We're professional reverse osmosis membrane manufacturers and suppliers in China, specialized in providing high quality customized service. We warmly welcome you to wholesale reverse osmosis membrane for sale here from our factory. For price consultation, contact us.

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