ForwardOsmosisTech believes forward osmosis membrane based systems for industrial water treatment have the potential to significantly reduce water treatment costs.

However, to this day the commercial success of forward osmosis systems has been limited.

The aim of this portal is to speed-up the commercialization of water treatment systems utilizing forward membrane technologies through knowledge-based demystification.

More specifically, ForwardOsmosisTech’s vision is:

To become the leading independent branch specific portal in the FO field with a clear commercial  & application driven focus and a strong passion for promoting and facilitating open innovation, collaborations, partnerships and co-developments.

You can read more about ForwardOsmosisTech’s strategy and code of conduct in our article: “The Future strategy of ForwardOsmosisTech”

Please feel free to drop us an email about anything relating to this site or the FO field in general forwardosmosistechportal@gmail.com.

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  1. Matthew Nolte says:

    This is great. We’re a tiny off grid dairy interested in experimenting with forward osmosis for milk and whey concentration before dehydration.

    We’re wondering where to source equipment like this.

    • Mark Perry says:

      Hi Matthew,

      Did you try reaching out to Aquaporin? I know they have a lot of FO activities within the food & beverage industry.

      Kind Regards

      Mark

  2. Hadel Mohsen says:

    Hello,

    I request quotation for TFC flat-sheet FO membranes for research purpose. Please provide the best price possible. The membrabe active area is 48.6 cm2.

    Best Regards,
    Hadeel

    • Mark Perry says:

      Hi Hadel,

      I don’t know of any FO membrane providers who provide small TFC flat sheet membrane coupons. Your best option is likely to contact a university.

      Kind Regards

      Mark

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