Two types of RO construction are commonly used: 1. spiral wound ---sheets of membrane sandwiched with mesh spacers are connected and wound around a permeate tube; and 2. hollow fiber. Either of these modules is assembled into a pressure housing. Schematics of these two types of membrane modules (permeators) are shown below (Figures 3 and 4).

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A major problem in operating RO systems is concentration polarization or fouling which is the gradual build up of rejected solute on the feed side, immediately adjacent to the membrane. A flush cycle is often used to reduce build up. The spiral wound construction is less susceptible to fouling than that of the hollow fiber unit. A membrane module lasts two to three years on the average. The shut down procedure for non-working hours should assure that minimum flow and operating pressures are continued with a timed internal flush cycle.

A typical reverse osmosis system is shown in the flow diagram (Figure 5) (image size 11KB). Feed water is passed through a prefilter after pH adjustment, and is pumped to the membrane modules at the designed pressure. The product water is then pumped to a storage tank and the concentrate is drained (6). Most RO units with a cellulose acetate membrane are designed to operate between 55 F - 86 F. (13 C - 30 C). In practice, the feed water may go through any one or a combination of several of the following pretreatments: sand bed, chlorinator and retention tank, anthracite filter, activated charcoal filter, degasifier, microfilter, neutralizer, and deionizer, depending on the condition of the feed water and the desired quality of the product water. Since water conditions may vary from time to time, adequate pretreatment must be provided so that the dissolved solids and the bacterial level of the feed water, after prefiltration, can be controlled within the designed limits. Two RO modules in series should be considered for parenteral solutions principally for the reduction of monovalent ions and bacterial contaminants.

The function und design of pressure relief valves differs depending on the main type or loading principle. Use the following icons to navigate to the respective main type page. There you will find the corresponding LESER pressure relief valves as well as further information, for example on the function and design of the main types.

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In addition, a distinction can be made based on the function of the valves. Here, a distinction is made between relief valves (full lift), normal safety valves and proportional safety relief valves.

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In the context of pressure relief devices, a fundamental distinction can be made between reclosing and non-reclosing devices. Pressure relief valves are part of the reclosing devices and are differentiated on the basis of their loading principle or controllability.

Modular RO units with production rates ranging from a few to several hundred gallons per day are now available from several manufacturers. These units, when properly operated, can produce water which meets the chemical, microbiological and pyrogen test of WFI according to USP XX.

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Each of the above listed events may occur individually and separately from the other. They may also take place simultaneously. Each cause of overpressure also will create a different mass or volume flow to be discharged, e.g. small mass flow for thermal expansion and large mass flow in case of a chemical reaction. It is the user’s responsibility to determine a worst case scenario for the sizing and selection of a suitable pressure relief device.

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The main types of pressure relief valves are identified by symbols. Therefore, there is not only one, but several pressure relief valve and safety valve symbols. They are often shown on pressure relief valves or their packaging. In addition, they are used in technical drawings and schematics as well as system sketches - for example, in the description of DIN standards.

There is a number of reasons why the pressure in a vessel or system can exceed a predetermined limit. API Standard 521/ISO 23251 Sect. 4 provides a detailed guideline about causes of overpressure. The most common are:

The following symbols are related with the main types of pressure relief valves:                      Spring-loaded Pressure Relief Valves and Pilot-operated Pressure Relief Valves

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It has been reported that bacteria can "grow" through membranes. The mechanism by which bacteria pass through a RO membrane is not known and no correlation exists between a dye leak test of the membrane and its bacterial retention efficiency. Researchers at the Center for Disease Control (CDC) conducted extensive investigations on the bacterial contamination of RO systems used in producing purified water for dialysis (15). They reported: 1. certain naturally occurring Gram- negative bacteria can multiply in relatively pure RO water; 2. thorough periodic disinfection of the entire RO system is essential in producing water with acceptable bacterial counts; 3. stagnant water in pipes down stream of the membrane is the major source of bacteria and endotoxin in the product water; and 4. the efficiency of a membrane in rejecting bacteria is better in continuous operation than in intermittent use.

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The amount of dissolved solids in water produced by reverse osmosis is approximately a constant percentage of those in the feed water. For example, when the feed water contains 300 ppm total dissolved solids (TDS), the product water may have 15 to 30 ppm (95% and 90% rejection ratio respectively). A RO system design is based on a certain range of feed water TDS, the percentage of rejection and percentage of recovery desired. For a given system, the higher the percentage of recovery or the lower the percentage of rejection, the poorer the quality of product water becomes. A RO water purification system with a deionizer and/or several modules connected in series can produce water containing less than 0.1 ppm TDS (resistivity about 1 megohm-cm). In defining water for use parenterally, Remington's Pharmaceutical Sciences emphasizes that besides meeting USP pyrogen standards, there are several acceptable levels for total solids which may be used to evaluate or grade the product water for particular applications. The USP Monograph limits total solids to 10 PPM for WFI. However, to preclude stability problems from interfering with manufacturing, the parenteral drug industry commonly establishes a limit of 0.1 PPM or less of ionic contaminants (14).

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Salt ions, on the other hand, are rejected by a mechanism related to the valence of the ion. Ions are repelled by dielectric interactions; ions with higher charges are repelled to a greater distance from the membrane surface. Monovalent ions such as chloride ions will not be rejected as efficiently as, for example, divalent sulfate ions. The nominal rejection ratio of common ionic salts is 85 - 98%.

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Reverse osmosis (RO) has been known for more than a century, but it did not become a commercial process until the early sixties when a special membrane was developed (1,2,3,4). Because RO operates at a comparatively low temperature and is relatively energy efficient, it is employed in various applications, e.g., desalination, treatment of waste water, reclamation of minerals, concentration of whey and other food products, and purification of water (5,6). In recent years, RO has been used increasingly in making processed water for dialysis in hospitals and for certain cosmetics and drugs by pharmaceutical manufacturers (7,8). In addition to these applications, RO is capable of producing water of sufficient purity to be used as Water For Injection (WFI) and for the preparation of parenteral solutions (9,10,11,12). This ITG will focus on the chemical and microbiological quality of water produced by reverse osmosis.

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There are two main types of pressure relief valves / safety valves: Spring-loaded pressure relief valves and pilot-operated pressure relief valves. Also relevant are so-called change-over valves, which ensure continuous system availability (not included in the illustration).

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The primary purpose of a pressure relief valve is to protect life, property and the environment. Pressure relief valves are designed to open and release excess pressure from vessels or equipment and then close again.

Reverse osmosis is a process which uses a membrane under pressure to separate relatively pure water (or other solvent) from a less pure solution. When two aqueous solutions of different concentrations are separated by a semi-permeable membrane, water passes through the membrane in the direction of the more concentrated solution as a result of osmotic pressure (Figure 1). If enough counter pressure is applied to the concentrated solution to overcome the osmotic pressure, the flow of water will be reversed (Figure 2).

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The function of pressure relief valves differs depending on the main type or loading principle of the valve. The main types of pressure relief valves are spring-loaded, weight-loaded and controlled pressure relief valves.

In order to ensure the greatest possible plant safety, the analysis of the conditions and requirements of an application and the corresponding dimensioning of a pressure relief valve is crucial. Determining the necessary dimensions and flow cross-section of a pressure relief valve is referred to as "sizing the pressure relief valve". Numerous parameters are taken into account in this calculation.

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For the sizing of pressure relief valves LESER has developed its own free software VALVESTAR®. You can access the tool via the following link.

The majority of the commercially manufactured RO membranes are made from cellulose acetate, polysulfonate, and polyamide. Many other kinds of membrane made of a single polymer or a copolymer are also available for specific purposes. The membrane consists of a skin about 0.25 microns and a support layer about 100 microns. The skin is the active barrier and primarily allows water to pass through.

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Water molecules can form hydrogen bonds in the RO membrane and fit into the membrane matrix. The water molecules that enter the membrane by hydrogen bonding can be pushed through under pressure. Most organic substances with a molecular weight over 100 are sieved out, i.e., oils, pyrogens and particulates including bacteria and viruses (13).

The primary purpose of a pressure relief valve is the protection of life, property and environment. A pressure relief valve is designed to open and relieve excess pressure from vessels or equipment and to reclose and prevent the further release of fluid after normal conditions have been restored.

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