Hollow Fibre Architecture & Filtration Behaviour

AQUEOUS hollow fibre membranes are engineered with a precisely controlled fibre morphology, where filtration occurs through a selective outer skin supported by a highly porous internal sub-structure. This layered architecture ensures reliable separation efficiency while maintaining excellent permeability and structural stability.

The optimized design allows water to pass efficiently through the membrane surface while preventing deep foulant penetration, enabling stable long-term operation, reduced cleaning frequency, and consistent system performance.

• Uniform pore size distribution for consistent separation performance
• Surface-dominated filtration minimizing irreversible internal fouling
• Optimised wall thickness balancing permeability and mechanical integrity
• Stable long filtration cycles with efficient backwash and cleaning response