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PRIMARY BUSINESS

Four business areas, each with a distinct engineering entry

Start with the project need, then move into module selection, process routes, and supporting references.

Plum tubular membrane module with multiple flow channels
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Tubular Membrane Modules

Screen membrane material, pore size, channel, temperature, and cleaning conditions for the duty.

Installed Plum tubular membrane process package
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Tubular Membrane Process Solutions

Combine membrane sections, circulation, CIP, instrumentation, and controls around a defined engineering problem.

Installed membrane system for industrial wastewater reuse and ZLD
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Industrial Wastewater & ZLD

Connect pretreatment, salt fractionation, concentration, and resource recovery in a verifiable project route.

Production membrane system for process-fluid separation
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Process Fluid Separation

Clarification, purification, decolorization, concentration, and recovery of valuable components from production fluids.

Plum manufacturing campus in Hefei
Plum manufacturing campus in Hefei

ABOUT PLUM

More than two decades in membrane separation and engineering applications

Established in 2004, Plum combines membrane R&D and manufacturing, process design, system integration, commissioning, and engineering service for industrial wastewater and process-fluid projects.

2004

Established

500+

Project references

100+

Patents

20+

Years of membrane experience

CORE TECHNOLOGIES

Core technologies across pretreatment, salt fractionation, and concentration

These technology sections are selected according to feed chemistry and project objectives; the homepage does not present them as a universal flowsheet or performance guarantee.

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PEK Tubular Membrane Pretreatment

Establish a robust solids-separation boundary for high-SS, oily, and high-fouling streams ahead of NF, RO, or ZLD sections.

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Continuous Ultrafiltration & Nanofiltration Fractionation

Configure UF and NF around selective solute separation and the actual salt system; rejection boundaries depend on feed data and test results.

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HRCC Continuous High-Recovery Concentration

Define continuous concentration and scale-up around upstream pretreatment and the downstream resource-recovery objective.

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PROJECT REFERENCES

Support engineering screening with public project facts

Customer names remain anonymous. Capacities are shown as public project records, while new-project design values depend on the submitted duty.

Installed PEK tubular membrane softening system

PEK Softening

Reclaimed-water and Phase-I RO-brine softening reference

235 m³/h reclaimed water · 106 m³/h Phase-I RO brine

Installed membrane system for a mine-water ZLD project

Industrial Wastewater & ZLD

Mine-Water ZLD Reference

150 m³/h project capacity

Nanofiltration purification system for lactic-acid production

Process Fluid Separation

Lactic Acid Nanofiltration Purification

20 m³/h · reference for a 50,000 t/a production line

NEWS & EVENTS

Recent updates from Plum

How Does Tubular Membrane Pretreatment Reduce RO Scaling Risk?

Scaling is one of the most persistent problems in industrial reverse osmosis systems. As water recovery increases, dissolved minerals become concentrated and can precipitate on membrane surfaces. Hardness, silica, and other sparingly soluble compounds may gradually restrict water flow, increase pressure requirements, and make cleaning more difficult. For industrial facilities pursuing higher water recovery or […]

How Do Tubular Membrane Modules Protect Downstream RO Systems?

Reverse osmosis (RO) is widely used for industrial water reuse, desalination, and wastewater treatment, but even a high-performance RO system can struggle when feedwater quality is poorly controlled. Suspended solids, hardness, silica, oil, and colloidal matter can gradually compromise membrane performance, increase cleaning requirements, and limit recovery. This is why pretreatment deserves as much attention […]

RESOURCES & PROJECT PREPARATION

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