Innova Corporate (India) is a leading manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of high-grade RO Antiscalant High Silica in Dehradun. We offer the finest quality membrane treatment solutions at highly competitive prices for local industries. Our chemical formulations are engineered using pure raw materials, meeting global industrial quality standards to ensure maximum protection for your RO systems. Every batch is tested for molecular weight distribution, clarity, and performance consistency before it reaches your facility.
Our specialized Antiscalant/Antifoulant liquid is designed for high-capacity membrane systems operating in Dehradun and the surrounding Uttarakhand region. It features a precise molecular weight range and a clear, impurity-free composition. This advanced formula effectively controls the scaling of carbonates and sulfate salts (Calcium, Magnesium, Barium, and Strontium), while also preventing iron fouling and colloidal deposits commonly found in local water sources — particularly in areas where groundwater hardness and dissolved iron levels fluctuate across seasons.
Silica scaling is widely regarded as one of the most difficult challenges in RO membrane maintenance. Unlike carbonate scales, silica deposits are hard, glass-like, and notoriously resistant to conventional cleaning chemicals. Once silica polymerizes on the membrane surface, it can permanently reduce permeability and may even require element replacement. Our formulation stabilizes silica in its soluble form and prevents polymerization on the membrane surface, significantly extending membrane life and reducing unscheduled shutdowns for expensive cleaning operations.
High Silica RO Antiscalant should be dosed directly into the feed water line (after pretreatment). Standard dosage ranges from 2 ppm to 20 ppm, depending on Calcium Hardness, Iron, TDS, and Silica content in your facility. The following guidelines provide a starting point for dosage selection:
Performance Monitoring: To confirm that the antiscalant is performing as intended, operators should regularly track normalized permeate flow, differential pressure across the membrane train, and silica concentration in the reject stream. A gradual decline in normalized flow or a rising differential pressure may indicate that dosage adjustment or a cleaning cycle is required. Our technical team can help you establish baseline parameters and interpret trend data to optimise chemical usage over time.
Storage & Handling: Store in original, tightly sealed containers in a cool and dry environment at your site. Keep away from direct heat and sunlight. Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) — including chemical-resistant gloves, safety goggles, and protective clothing — during handling and dosing. For customized dosing schedules based on your specific water analysis, please consult our Technical Data Sheet (TDS) or reach out to our technical team.