Source: H2O Innovation.
  • H2O Innovation (HEO) has successfully performed a cleaning-in-place for cartridge filters using its Genesys-PWT membrane cleaners, reducing plastic waste and operational expenses for water treatment facilities
  • Cartridge filter replacement currently accounts for at least 20 per cent of OPEX in some reuse plants, making the new cleaning method highly beneficial
  • The new process could benefit countless membrane filtration plants, as almost all of them currently use cartridge filters
  • H2O Innovation is a complete water solutions company focused on providing technologies and services to its customers
  • H2O (HEO) is currently trading at $2.50

H2O Innovation (HEO) has performed a cleaning-in-place for cartridge filters using its Genesys-PWT membrane cleaners.

Cartridge filter replacement is necessary to maintain optimal membrane performance and often occurs several times a year, resulting in substantial losses due to the downtime required for filter replacement.

H2O’s new method of cleaning cartridge filters has several benefits, including the reduction of plastic pollution caused by cartridge filters, the reduction of operational expenses of a reverse osmosis plant by up to 10 times, increased plant production capacity due to reduced downtime for filter replacement, and savings in terms of CO2 emissions.

The new cleaning method could prevent water treatment facilities from disposing of millions of cartridge filters each year, thereby helping them reduce their plastic waste and achieve their sustainability objectives.

The new method could also benefit countless membrane filtration plants, as almost all of them currently use cartridge filters.

H2O Innovation is a complete water solutions company focused on providing technologies and services to its customers.

H2O Innovation (HEO) is currently trading at $2.50.


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