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Water Technology

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Membrane & Spacer Systems

Applying surface engineering inside membrane systems to target fouling, spacer performance and long-term operational efficiency.

Membrane Technology

Surface engineering inside the membrane system.

Our water R&D applies the METASORB coating platform to membrane-system components where surface interactions influence fouling and system behaviour. A major development pathway centres on coated reverse-osmosis feed spacers and their role inside spiral-wound membrane elements.

Development Focus

What we're targeting.

01

Feed Spacer Engineering

Applying the coating platform to spacer materials while preserving the geometry and function required inside membrane elements.

02

Fouling Behaviour

Investigating how engineered surfaces influence biological and contaminant accumulation over time.

03

System Performance

Connecting material-level behaviour with pressure, cleaning and long-term membrane-system operation.

Application Areas

Where it could apply.

Each application is evaluated around the substrate, operating environment and required surface performance.

01

RO feed spacers

02

Industrial RO

03

Water reuse

04

Desalination

05

Wastewater treatment

06

Membrane system R&D

Development Pathway

From surface to application.

01

Integrate

Apply the coating to spacer and membrane-system substrates.

02

Expose

Evaluate behaviour under representative water and chemical conditions.

03

Test

Compare fouling and surface behaviour against untreated materials.

04

Validate

Progress promising systems toward membrane and partner trials.

R&D Approach

Built around the application.

Rather than treating the coating as a fixed solution, development can be adapted around the substrate, operating environment and validation requirements of the target application.

Collaborate

Developing a membrane system?

Explore where METASORB surface engineering or feed spacer development could fit within an existing water-treatment program.

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