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In water treatment, there are two types of silica found in feedwaters: dissolved and colloidal. What are the differences? Dissolved silica, also known as reactive silica, forms hard, glass-like deposits on RO membranes, making it difficult to remove. Colloidal silica, on the other hand, consists of small, solid particles that can clog membranes and cause fouling. Understanding the behavior of both types is essential for choosing the right antiscalants and cleaning strategies to prevent buildup and maintain system performance. Learn more about the complexities of silica in RO systems: https://lnkd.in/grWAB5xa #AvistaTech #waterpurification #ReverseOsmosis #RO #membrane #membranetreatment #purpose #water #waterfiltration #waterpurification #future #circulareconomy #solutions #innovation #planet #waterreuse #reuse #watertreatment #water

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