OV-L-8040
Low-pressure brackish water RO400 and 440 ft2 options for municipal, process-water and boiler make-up systems.
8040 RO Membrane Manufacturer
OVAY 8040 elements serve large-scale brackish-water treatment, industrial reuse, seawater desalination and ultrapure-water preparation. The right configuration depends on salinity, fouling tendency, energy target and required product-water quality.
Available Configurations
Published flow and rejection data must always be read with the stated test conditions. The selected series page and datasheet provide the technical reference for project evaluation.
400 and 440 ft2 options for municipal, process-water and boiler make-up systems.
400 ft2 options with a hydrophilic surface and wide feed spacer.
Low-energy and high-rejection options for seawater and high-salinity brackish water.
Low TOC-release and silica-removal options for ultrapure-water preparation.
Selection Reference
Product Family
Share the current membrane model, feed-water source, target flow, operating pressure, recovery and destination market. OVAY will help align the correct family, specification and documentation.
Send project conditions →Technical Documents
Datasheets state the selected model's test conditions and operating limits. Final product selection should be confirmed against the real feed-water analysis and system design.
Industrial Buyer Brief
An 8040 inquiry normally affects a complete pressure-vessel train and its operating cost. The information below lets engineering and purchasing teams evaluate the same requirement.
Municipal water, well water, process water, reuse water or seawater; include TDS, temperature and available analysis.
Required permeate flow and quality, system recovery, operating pressure and daily operating profile.
Element size, current model, vessel arrangement, quantity and whether this is a new design or replacement.
Datasheet, sample evaluation, labeling, packaging, batch records and other project documentation as required.
Selection Questions
The same element format can contain membranes intended for very different salinity, fouling and pressure conditions. The final model should be confirmed from project data and its series datasheet.
No. They serve different feed-water duties and operate under different test conditions and pressure windows.
Yes. Send the full model name, system duty and feed-water data so the proposed alternative can be evaluated on a specification basis.
Private-label scope and project documents can be discussed after the technical model and destination market are confirmed.
Send the feed analysis, current element, system duty, target flow, recovery, quantity and project country for an engineering and supply review.
Technical Inquiry