Microelectronics reuse of wastewater with abrasive solids using ceramic membranes
Date Published 2022 | Conference materials
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Ceramic membranes have shown a high potential for reuse of industrial wastewater with abrasive solids because they are robust and reliable over a longer life then polymeric membranes. The installations described in this presentation are from a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) manufacturer and a Silicon Wafer manufacturer. While both deal with the liquid/solid separation of their abrasive solids with CFM, their decision factors are different.
Organizations: Meiden America
Tags: Case StudyMembranesWastewater Reclamation and Reuse
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