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SMALL, VERSATILE AND POWERFUL.
The ability to test so many types of membranes expands your design options.


PROCESS FLOW
A variable speed pump and backpressure control maintain constant pressure on the membrane.

Static Test Cell (STC) Membrane Filtration System
Ultra-small footprint membrane filtration analysis system
Real-time Analysis
The SpinTek Static Test Cell (STC) is a high-shear, high-capacity membrane filtration system that provides valuable time and cost advantages in testing feed solutions and membrane filtration viability. The STC system provides more efficient assessment of membrane suitability for filtering a wide range of liquid products using small volumes of feed solution. The results from the STC can be used to design larger field demonstration systems or assist in the design of full-scale filtration products. In addition, the data developed from the STC system provides a low cost, simple method of screening feed solutions as candidates for membrane filtration.
SMALL, VERSATILE AND POWERFUL.
The ability to test so many types of membranes expands your design options.
Ultra-small Footprint
SpinTek’s advanced test platform consists of a membrane filtration system, instrumentation and a feed pump. These bench-scale sized systems collect membrane performance data on a wide variety of feed samples. Perfect for evaluating the suitability of micro, ultra, and nanofiltration membranes, the STC module accepts any flat sheet filtration membrane "coupon" that is available in 3′ x 4′ (75mm x 100mm) size. Each STC membrane test system includes one flat-sheet membrane test sample. The STC accepts polymeric or ceramic membranes. In addition any flat membrane sheet that can be cut into "coupons" can be used in the STC.| Membrane coupon size: | 3 inches x 4.5 inches |
| Temperature range: | polymeric membranes - typically 120F ceramic membranes - typically 200F |
| Viscosity range: | approx. 5,000-6,000 centipose |

EASY CHANGE MEMBRANE
Easy-remove membrane facilitates quick cleaning and membrane inspection. Key Benefits
- Small footprint allows operation in cramped laboratory environments.
- Ceramic membranes offer exceptional performance in high temperature, high pH and caustic feed streams.
- Easy to clean.
- Easily removable membrane
- High shear for increased flow rates, faster test with less fouling
- Accepts a wide variety of membranes
- Affordable, low cost system
- Allows assessment of waste streams previously considered untreatable.
- STC results can be used to assist in designing larger systems cost effectively.
- Single vendor growth path.

PROCESS FLOW
A variable speed pump and backpressure control maintain constant pressure on the membrane.
The SpinTek Advantage
SpinTek is an industry leader in the research, development and manufacture of ceramic membranes and high shear filtration systems. SpinTek’s advanced filtration systems resist fouling from oily, sludgy, caustic and highly concentrated feed streams. The STC test platform was developed exclusively for laboratories—whether university, private industry or government labs—involved in analyzing membrane filtration viability and feed stream analysis. The STC system’s low cost, efficiency and versatility in testing a variety of membranes and streams brings a new level of performance and time savings to the test process. Contact SpinTek to learn more about STC and their membrane filtration system design.
CERAMIC MEMBRANE
SpinTek’s leadership in ceramic membrane R&D is your filtration advantage. Membrane Innovation
To improve filtration efficiency in the STC system, SpinTek developed a new ceramic membrane with a pore size range from 0.07 to 0.5 microns for the filtration of high-temperature and/or chemically aggressive solutions. The membrane has a thin titanium dioxide/alumina/silica dioxide layer on top of a stainless steel substrate. The top membrane coating is 15 microns thick while the lower substrate is 250 microns. The very small size of the nanopowder ceramic produces a smooth-to-the-touch surface that resist the trapping of contaminants within the pores of the membrane.STC process and instrumentation
Below is a process and instrument diagram (P&ID) of the STC bench-top testing equipment. The process solutions are pumped from the feed tank to the STC membrane system. A variable speed pump is used to control the flow to the system. A backpressure control valve is used to maintain a constant pressure on the membrane system.
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