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Water purification has become an essential challenge due to the pressures of industrialization and population growth on the environment. Among various water treatment technologies, tubular microfiltration membranes stand out for their efficiency and reliability. Let's delve into the working principle and advantages of tubular microfiltration membranes.   Working Principle of Tubular Microfiltration Membranes   Tubular microfiltration membranes are physical filtration devices used to separate suspended particles and solutes. They operate by allowing water or other liquids to pass through microscopic pores in a tubular-shaped membrane under pressure, physically blocking particles, bacteria, and viruses that are larger than the pores, thus achieving purification.   Advantages of Tubular Microfiltration Membranes   High-Efficiency Filtration - Microfiltration membranes can capture very small particles, including some bacteria and large organic molecules, effectively improving water quality. Low Energy Consumption - Compared to traditional filtration methods, tubular microfiltration requires less energy due to its operation under lower pressure. Ease of Maintenance - The design of tubular microfiltration systems makes it straightforward to clean and replace membrane elements. Durability - Microfiltration membranes are typically made with reinforced materials, allowing them to operate for extended periods even under harsh chemical or physical conditions. Modular Design - Tubular microfiltration systems can be expanded as needed, accommodating different scales of water treatment requirements