3.3.

Chemical Cleaning Step :

Step 1 – A surfactant clean to remove organics and biofilm (KURIDINE M-303).
Step 2 – A surfactant + “booster” wash to remove iron and inorganic scale deposits
(KURIFLOAT CA)

If a cleaning solution shows heavy discoloration, discard and make up new solution and
repeat cleaning stage.

Step 1:

• Flush systems with permeate water.

• Prepare a 5% v/v solution of KURIDINE M-303 at 30 – 35oC and maintain pH at 10.5
– 12 (adjust with caustic if necessary).
• Flush 20% of solution through the membranes to drain.
• Circulate & soak remaining solutions for 30 minutes intervals for 6-8 hours.
• Discard and flush thoroughly with good quality, chlorine free water.

Step 2:

• Prepare a 5 % v/v solution of KURIFLOAT CA at 25 – 30oC.

• Add 0.5% (by weight) KURIFLOAT CA (powder form).
• Flush 20% of solution through membranes to drain.
• Circulate & soak remaining solutions for 30 minutes intervals for 6-8 hours.
• Discard and flush thoroughly with good quality, chlorine free water.

NOTE:

• Membrane manufactures guidelines must always be followed with respect to pH,

temperature, flow rate and differential pressure. Membranes should always be
thoroughly flushed out with good quality, chlorine-free water between each cleaning
stage.

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4. RECOMMENDED CHEMICAL APPLICATION

Below for overcome foulant trouble we recommend to apply below chemical as Chemical
Cleaning sloutoion preparation:

Chemical Name Active Content Packing Style

KURIDINE M-303 Surfactant 20 kg/plastic jerry can
KURIFLOAT CA Citric Acid + Booster 20 kg/Carton box

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