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Micron moving the needle on sustainability with next generation reverse osmosis treatment

A Water Vlog, with Phil Alsop, Editor of Water Magazine.

Craig Beckman, CEO of Aqua Membranes, discusses how the company has worked with Micron to provide its RO elements with Printed spacer Technology® as an alternative to Standard RO elements with Mesh spacers.

A pilot water treatment trial has demonstrated significant energy savings as well as operational benefits for the semiconductor manufacturing company.

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