Deionization
Source: Water & Power Technologies, Inc.
Deionization is an ion-exchange process in which water flows through resin beds
Deionization is an ion-exchange process in which water flows through resin beds. Synthetic, cation resin exchanges hydrogen ions (H ) for positive ions, and anion resin exchanges hydroxide ions (OH-) for negative ions.
•Beverage
•Municipal
•Oil and Gas
•Petrochemical
•Pharmaceutical
•Power
•Pulp and Paper
Product water quality from separate-bed deionization systems is typically within the 1 megohm-cm range (approximately 1 part per million as CaC03).
Water quality from a mixed-bed system is much higher than a separate-bed system, with 18 megohm-cm (0.028 parts per million) possible. In mixed-bed deionization, cation and anion resin are mixed to produce many separate-bed, ion-exchange sites within the tank.
In many applications, separate-bed deionization units precede mixed-bed deionzers in order to extend the life of the mixed bed and maximize the output of high-purity water
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