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Integrity of PVC Membranes After Sequential Cleaning With Hypochlorite and Citric Acid by risdarina78 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study investigates the integrity of polyvinylchloride membranes after cleaning with sodium hypochlorite and citric acid. Both cleaning agents effectively recovered flux, but hypochlorite was more efficient at removing foulants while causing membrane damage, which citric acid partially mitigated. The findings suggest that applying citric acid first is preferable for prolonging membrane life, and hypochlorite can be used at higher concentrations when combined with citric acid without compromising membrane
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