Have you ever wondered why reverse osmosis cleaning often places alkaline cleaning after acid cleaning?
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2022-08-01
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The order of use of cleaning agents should be determined according to the actual problem. The usual cleaning order is to perform acid washing first, followed by alkaline washing.
In some cases, if the contamination is mainly organic matter or microorganisms, alkaline washing can be performed first, followed by acid washing, and finally another alkaline washing step.
The important reason for using alkaline washing as the last step is that it allows the membrane pores after acid washing to fully open, restoring water production flow.

If the conventional cleaning procedure of acid washing followed by alkaline washing is not adopted, it is necessary to consult a membrane expert to help make the correct choice.
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