Take a sneak‑peek at one ultrafiltration project we finished at the end of last year. Unlike our previous industrial and commercial projects, this one delivered 10 sets of DuPont ultrafiltration purification systems for a pig farm in Shandong.

While many people are still wondering whether they need to install water purifiers at home, pigs on quite a lot of Chinese pig farms are already equipped with advanced water‑cleaning systems.

One obvious reason is that it would cost far too much to feed pigs directly with tap water.

More importantly, residual chlorine in tap water can harm pigs’ digestive systems and affect the effect of vaccines. Besides, water may get re‑polluted inside long pipelines. By the time tap water reaches drinking points in pig houses, its quality has dropped. What’s worse, diseases like African swine fever and porcine epidemic diarrhea can spread through contaminated water.

Ultrafiltration membranes physically trap most bacteria and viruses in water. They help stop disease transmission via drinking water, which is an important part of biosecurity plans for large‑scale pig farms.

Well, if you have any questions about ultrafiltration membranes, feel free to reach out to XBYMC.