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NALA Membranes Wins Global Grand Prize in Water Innovation
We are honored to announce that our CEO & Co-Founder, Sue Mecham, accepted the prestigious Grand Breakthrough Prize on behalf of NALA Membranes at the at the Global Prize for Innovation in Desalination (GPID) in
Saudi Arabia.
The Smartest Choice
for Water Reuse
We've applied science and engineering to provide a New Generation of reverse osmosis membranes
for water conscious industries.
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More durable membranes are highly stable to chlorine bleach: use hypochlorite to eliminate
biofouling and rapidly recover from fouling events.
Water Costs More with Biofouling.
Now you can be proactive, not reactive.
We Eliminate Biofouling.
NALA’s chlorine durable membranes remove biofouling if you have it and prevent it if you don’t.
Why NALA Membranes?
Polyamide membranes cannot be cleaned with chlorine without breaking down. Systems exposed to or at risk of biofouling require higher pressure (energy), more frequent membrane replacement, complex pre-treatment, more downtime for maintenance, and more specialty chemicals. All this can add up to 24% of operating costs.
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NALA's new generation materials are durable against chlorine that combats biofouling to keep systems running longer at lower pressure to reduce the total cost of ownership for our customers.
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Making clean water while using less energy is good for business, people, and the planet.
NALA’s Reverse Osmosis Membranes reduce cost, complexity, & environmental impact
What?
We've applied science and engineering to provide a New Generation of reverse osmosis membranes for water and energy conscious industries.
How?
Patented new materials are resistant to fouling and stable to low or high levels of chlorine bleach. Low levels of chlorine maintain a sanitary environment and high levels can clean even the toughest foulant layers without damaging the membranes.
Why?
Lower operating costs, reduced cleaning cycles, and longer membrane liftetime offer lower complexity and risk for advanced water treatment systems.
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