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RPSEA Project 07122-12 TECHNICAL ASSESSMENT OF PRODUCED WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES 1st Edition Table 10. Ceramic MF/UF Membrane Assessment Criteria Feed water quality bins Product water quality Production efficiency (recovery) Infrastructure considerations Energy consumption Life cycle O&M considerations Overall costs Note: 1 barrel = 42 US gallons Description/Rationale Applicable to all TDS bins, independent of salt type and concentration. High iron concentrations can be problematic, causing irreversible membrane fouling. Product water is free of suspended solids. DOC removal is approximately 10%. Nearly all non-dissolved organic carbon removed. Ceramic MF/UF membranes can be operated in dead-end or crossflow filtration mode, therefore, recoveries can range from 90% to 100%. A feed tank, feed pump, coagulant dosing pump, and rack structure for holding the membrane modules is required for installation of a ceramic membrane plant. Not available. Ceramic membranes are believed to have a lifespan much longer than polymeric membranes. Expected lifespan is >10 years. Ceramic membranes should be backwashed periodically and chemical cleaning is required at one week to a 3-month intervals depending on the feed water quality. No capital or O&M costs are available at this time for ceramic membranes. Contact vendor for more information. Industrial status Ceramic membranes have been used extensively in industrial water treatment, including oil-containing wastewaters. Ceramic membranes are currently being used in a full-scale facility in Wellington, Colorado to treat oilfield produced water [34]. Many research studies have been performed which show that ceramic membrane are a viable treatment for produced water [29-33]. Many companies manufacture and sell ceramic membrane products in a variety of sizes, materials of construction, and geometric configurations. Chemicals Pre-coagulation may be used to enhance contaminant recovery. Doses usually range from 1 to 5 mg/L depending on water quality and the type of coagulant used. Common coagulants include polyaluminum chloride, ferric chloride, and aluminum sulfate. Chemical enhanced backwash may be used which would require the use of acidic and alkaline chemicals. Periodic chemical cleaning is required. Acids, bases, surfactants, and oxidants are commonly used. Pre-and post treatment Straining or cartridge filtration is required as pretreatment to ceramic membrane systems. Coagulation can also be used as a pretreatment. Downstream processes may be required for desalination or polishing depending on feed water quality and finished water quality goals. Concentrate management or waste disposal Backwash waste requires disposal or recycling to a different part of the treatment plant. Chemical waste is generated during periodic cleanings. If the membranes are operated in crossflow mode, then the reject stream will require disposal or further treatment. Back to the list of technologies 23

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