ZERO-FR10 is a fouling-resistant element for high-COD wastewater reclamation at 5,000–15,000 ppm TDS, built around a low pressure drop, long cleaning interval and high chemical cleaning tolerance. ZERO-HP70 is a high-pressure element for 15,000–35,000 ppm brine, with improved zeta potential and hydrophilicity over the seawater series it derives from. ZERO-UHP120 is an ultra-high-pressure element for 35,000–70,000 ppm brine, rated to 120 bar. ZERO-XS90 is a highly selective fouling-resistant nanofiltration element that separates sodium chloride from sodium sulphate for resource recovery.
Where it is usedZero liquid discharge trains in chlor-alkali production, flue gas desulphurisation wastewater, and sulphate removal from dyeing wastewater. ZERO-UHP120 handles the concentration and volume reduction of high-salt discharge; ZERO-XS90 performs the selective salt split at 35,000–70,000 ppm.
| Model | Effective area ft² (m²) | Permeate flow GPD (m³/d) | Stable rejection % | Feed spacer mil |
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| ZERO-FR10 | 400 (37.2) | 11500 (43.5) | 99.7 | 34 |
| ZERO-HP70 | 400 (37.2) | 8800 (33.3) | 99.75 | 34 |
| ZERO-UHP120 | 400 (37.2) | 7400 (28.0) | 99.7 | 34 † |
| ZERO-XS90 | 400 (37.2) | 8300 (31.4) | 99.0 | 34 |
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† Vontron's website lists a 34 mil spacer for ZERO-UHP120, while their ZERO series project literature states 28 mil for the same model. Confirm before quoting. ZERO-XS90 rejection is measured on magnesium sulphate, not sodium chloride.