Reclaim chemical and petrochemical wastewater with PHILOS Megaflux-RO. Learn how UF–RO integration, selective RO replacement, and localized membranes reduce OPEX and improve reliability.

This case study presents how PHILOS Megaflux-CUF ultrafiltration enabled the reuse of 2,000 m³/day of semiconductor wafer wastewater. By removing fine CMP particles, metals, and variable chemistries, the UF system stabilized RO/EDI performance, reduced ultrapure water consumption, and improved overall sustainability in a water-stressed manufacturing region. Optimized UF design minimized footprint while enabling wafer recovery and economic savings, demonstrating Megaflux-CUF’s

In South Korea, reliable ultrapure water (UPW) production is critical for industries such as electronics and pharmaceuticals, where even trace contaminants can compromise product quality and system performance. At this site, brackish lake water served as the primary feed source. While abundant, lake water often contains suspended solids, organics, and dissolved metals, particularly iron, that pose significant risks for downstream membrane processes. Iron fouling was identifie

Leachate, the liquid draining through landfills, is one of the most challenging wastewaters to treat. It carries organic matter,...