Providing The Top Service Reverse Osmosis Solutions For Your Industry
With over 100 years of combined industry experience, fair prices and a local team of water treatment
experts, Western Reserve Water is your membrane cleaning expert! We offer the following benefits:
- Cleaned Locally in Ohio
- Short Turnaround time
- Loaner Membranes Available
- Extended Membrane Life
- Pre and Post Test Reporting Provided
- We Clean All Brands of 4″ and 8″ Membranes
Industries
Wastewater Treatment
From brine treatment to oil & grease removal, Western Reserve Pure Water has wastewater treatment options to fit your organization’s specific needs.
Municipal Water Treatment
From ultrafiltration to disinfection technologies, Western Reserve Pure Water has water treatment options for municipal water treatment tailored to fit your water quality.
Healthcare
We offer water treatment solutions designed for healthcare markets, including meeting ANSI/AAMI ST108/2023 standards.
ANSI/AAMI ST108 – Are You Prepared?
In 2023, a new standard for water quality in medical device processing arrived, which replaced outdated guidelines and made the bar higher for patient safety. Western Reserve specializes in helping healthcare providers understand and implement water grades for different stages, design systems and monitoring, and working with your water management platform.
End-To-End Membrane Cleaning – Available Nationwide!
Save your time, money and effort by having Western Reserve Pure Water clean your existing membrane. We offer short turnaround time and loaners if needed. Shipping is an easy process, and we offer service and maintenance plans. We have customers anywhere across the U.S.
FAQs
Frequency of cleaning RO membranes depends on factors like quality of feed water, system conditions, and fouling type. Membranes should be cleaned when system performance declines (e.g. reduced flow, increased pressure, decreased salt rejection). Typically membranes require cleaning every 3-12 months, but can vary based on conditions and results.
Typical indicators that reveal that RO membranes need cleaning include: decrease in flow rate, higher feed pressure, increased differential pressure, and reduced water quality or salt rejection rates.
The four types of fouling that affect RO membranes are scaling, biological fouling, organic fouling, and particulate fouling.
Hiring a professional water treatment service is recommended for effective membrane cleaning. Water treatment specialists have the expertise to accurately diagnose fouling, select the right cleaning agents, and clean the membranes without causing damage.