1.Description of Mixed Bed demineralized water ro water treatment machine

Mixed Bed Ion Exchange Column
We provide mixed bed demineralizers in wide varieties of sizes and configurations to meet the need of any application or process. Our state-of-the-art regeneration plant ensures that each regenerated batch of media yields maximum throughput performance. Furthermore, all freshly regenerated media must pass a litany of quality control tests before it is certified for field use. This rigorous process ensures that our customers will always receive exchange product with the highest quality.

Dual-bed strong base systems produce an average water quality of 200,000 ohms, cm with a pH of about 7. The dual-bed units remove silica and carbon dioxide from the water and are excellent for all-purpose systems. Mixed bed demineralizer consists of single vessels containing both cation and strong base anion resins. Mixed bed produce water with the highest purity, which typically ranges from 200,000 up to 18,000,000 ohms, cm. Most often, the mixed bed deionizers are placed down-stream of a primary treatment apparatus (dual-bed DI, RO system, etc.), to act as a polishing mechanism.

Activated carbon units are a common addition to many high purity DI applications. Its enormous adsorption capabilities are well suited for removing organics and chlorine. As part of our commitment to quality assurance, we use only new, virgin carbon for each exchange.

Reverse osmosis systems are used to purify water and remove salts and other impurities from tap and brackish water. It is also capable of rejecting bacteria, sugars, proteins, particles, dyes, and other constituents that have a molecular weight of greater than 150-250 dalton. Our largest tap and brackish water units can come standard with media pre-filters, chemical dosing, and antiscalant. These systems are usually customized to fit individual customer and water application needs

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