Except Heat Sanitation, Is There Any Other Sanitation Methods For Ceramic Membrane?

Other methods of sanitation currently employed, particularly in the food and beverage and bio-industries include:

a. Circulation of water and ozone
b. Circulation of hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid solution followed by a water rinse to remove residual acetic acid

These two "chemical" methods both effectively disinfect the system without increasing the heating requirement.

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