Annular module for filtering a pressurized liquid by reverse osm

Liquid purification or separation – Casing divided by membrane into sections having inlet – Coiled membrane

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210443, 210492, 2104971, B01D 1300, B01D 2906

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to an annular module for filtration by reverse osmosis of a liquid under pressure. This module comprises a support formed by a tubular spool (1) having a central open volume along the entire spool height and provided with a slit (4) issuing into its peripheral face and extending along a generatrix. This slit communicates with a duct (5) formed in the thickness of the spool and issuing outside thereof at the end of a stud (3). The reverse osmosis filtration membranes (6, 7) are helically wound around the spool; the inner turn of the membranes are impermeably fastened on the peripheral surface of the spool in such a manner that the slit (4) enters between the two membranes of said inner turn.

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