High-Purity

Electropositive Non-Woven Filter Media for the Production of High-Purity Water

By Rod Komlenic, and Christine Stanfel, Ph.D.

FILTRATION FOULING

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Abstract

Every day, the need and applications for high-purity water continue to expand while at the same time, the global water supply comes under growing stress from pollution, reuse, and short supply. The perfect high-purity water would be made up of only two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom. To achieve this level of purity even when beginning with typical municipal water is a challenge since any water feed stream can contain a host of particulate contamination, trace metals, and chemicals as well as a variety of organic constituents. High-purity water is a fundamental raw material for many manufacturing and industrial processes. The more common applications include water used in research labs, for the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, in the microelectronics industry, many medical applications, and a host of industrial processes from boiler feedwater to manufacturing of optical materials

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