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Pressure Filtration

Plant Chemistry

Reveres Osmosis System

Prepared By : -Umar FarooqSenior Chemist NOMACMSC ( Chemistry ) MBA ( Marketing )[email protected] [email protected] SIWEP Shuaibah Jeddah Saudi Arabia1

Reveres Osmosis System

Part 1Water ChemistrySea water impuritiesSimulation of Reveres Osmosis systemAnatomy of Spiral Wound ElementPrinciple of Reveres OsmosisPart 2Chemical Handling and safety Corrosion phenomena Membrane Fouling Membrane Scaling

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At the end of the respective training course, the participants will be able to:Identify the chemical Hazards & how to handle chemical material safely.now the foundations of Water Quality Control to avoid the scale corrosion and biological growth in the reveres osmosis system, and to operate the mentioned at max performance.Understand the troubleshooting events to the plant chemistry system.

Vision Water Quality Control will lead all to understand the limitations and international standards as well as increasing the plant availability. Occupational health will maintain within high standards, zero incident. Operational process will maintain highly performance due to plant chemistry troubleshooting.Umar Farooq Senior Chemist SIWEP NOMAC Main Objective

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Water ChemistryWater is an excellent solvent and dissolve to varying degree. any thing it comes into contact with it.

Water born impuritiesWater contains some impurities which are

Dissolved inorganic compoundBi Carbonate, Carbonates, Sulphate , nitrates , Chlorides of calcium , magnesium ,sodium and potassium , inorganic Suspended materials, like clay, silt ,sand , soil and metal oxides, These can not be remove by filtration.

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Dissolve Organic CompoundHumic acid , fulvic acid , tannine , insoluble matter such as dead bacteria and other biological productsDissolve gassesSuch as oxygen , nitrogen , carbon di oxide , sulpher dioxide , ammonia , and hydrogen sulphide absorbed from atmosphere and solid surfaceMicro OrganismSuch as bacteria algae and fungiUmar Farooq Senior Chemist SIWEP NOMAC 6

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Why Water is UniqueWater is only substance that exist in form of solid , liquid and steamSpecific heat = 1calorie/gramIt expand = 1600 timeThree Isotopes = H , D2O , T2OHeat of fusion = 144Btu / LbsHeat of vaporization = 980 Btu / LbsFreezing Expand = 1/9Depending upon pressure ,its boil with in the temperature = 35-704F*

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Umar Farooq Chemist NOMAC SIWEP 7

Properties of WaterIt is chemical compound expressed by the formula H2O.It is formed by two item of hydrogen and one atom of oxygen Due to different electro negativities of hydrogen and oxygen.H20 Molecule is electrically charged .When the other molecule combine with it then will be formed hydrogen bonding Water is the best solvent .It dissolved different substance In it and the process of dissolving Is desolation Model of hydrogen bonds Between modules of water

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Umar Farooq Chemist NOMAC SIWEP 8

Sea WaterIt is store house of impurities It contain 3.6% by weight of solids.Normally 75% impurities of sea water are Br, I , So4 , and Ca ,Mg , K , etc.Cat ion and Anion Salts in Sea water Cations Anions Calcium Ca++ Bicarbonate (HCO3-), Magnesium Mg+ + Carbonate (CO32-), Sodium Na+ Sulfate SO42- Iron Fe2+(ferrous) Chloride Cl- Aluminum AI3+ Nitrate NO3- Potassium K+ Fluoride F-

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RELATIVE SETTLING VELOCITIES OF SAND and SILT PARTICLES IN STILL WATER

Particle Diameter, mm Order of Magnitude Time Required to Settle 1 Foot

10.0Gravel0.3 Seconds1.0Coarse Sand3 Seconds0.1Fine Sand38 Seconds0.01Silt33 Minutes0.001Bacteria 35 Hours0.0001Clay Particles230 Days0.00001Colloidal Particles63 YearsUmar Farooq Senior Chemist SIWEP NOMAC 10

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Shuaibah RO-Expansion PlantMedia filters (32)Cartridge filters(9+1)

1st Pass RO (10)Permeate Tanks (2)Seawater pumps (2+1)

Shock chlorination

H2So4FeCl3PolymerSBSAntiscalant

1st pass HP Pump (10)

2nd Pass RO (10)NaOHAntiscalant

Potabilization Plant

Nominal Capacity : 150,000 m/hr.1st Pass Recovery : 41.5 %.2nd Pass Recovery : 90%.1st RO Permeate = 168000 m3/day.Feed Water TDS=37000-44000 mg/l.Feed Water Silt Density Index: < 5(100%),