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The primary disadvantage of MBR reactors is that they typically cost more than traditional systems, both in terms of initial capital outlay and long-term operation and maintenance costs.
Due to material technology reasons, the current lifespan of membranes is relatively short. The general lifespan of membrane modules is about 5 years, after which they need to be replaced, increasing costs.
Generally, RO membranes can last up to about 1 to 5 years, but the exact lifespan depends more on system usage and water quality than on time alone. Rather than focusing on a specific timeframe, its best to monitor the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) level in the water your system produces.
The service life of the mbr membrane is generally about 3-5 years. If the operating conditions are relatively good, it is possible to replace it after 8-10 years, mainly depending on the quality of the influent water and the operating environment. The quality of the MBR membrane is also the key.
Put the MBR membrane module into the chemical cleaning tank that has been configured with cleaning solution; soak for 6-12 hours (during the soaking period, it is recommended to regularly stir the drug solution and observe through the PH test paper whether an appropriate amount of supplement is needed to ensure the

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MBR wastewater treatment systems integrate a perm-selective membrane (hollow fiber or flat sheet, for example, with varying sizes of particle filtration, such as microfiltration or ultrafiltration) into a biological process such as a suspended growth bioreactor.

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