Industrial and commercial ion exchange water softener


Water Softening is a process of removing Calcium and Magnesium ions from water. Calcium and Magnesium are the hardness forming component of water. When hard water is passed through resin in Sodium form, Ca and Mg ions are exchanged for equivalent Na ions. The water which now contains only Sodium ions is called soft water. The soft water is then used as a feed water to low and medium pressure boiler, RO systems and also for Laundries and other application.






Specification :
§ Material of construction MS/FRP/MSRL/SS.
§ Designed as per ASME.
§ Well designed distribution system.
§ Well designed collection system.
§ High end water quality.
§ Suited regeneration time for various application.
§ High replacement of calcium and magnesium.




Application
 
§ Industrial Process Water.
§ Hospitals & Laundries.
§ Automobiles industries.
§ Domestic application.
§ Pre treatment of water.
§ Boilers and Cooling towers.



How Do Water Softeners Work?
Water softeners undergo a certain process to treat hard water. In this process, the supplied water will pass through a tank filled with charged ion resins. These rows of resins are usually charged with sodium ions (which is often considered as the most effective agent in treating hard water) or potassium ions to effectively "trap" all the unwanted scum behind. As water passes through the resin bed, the sodium or potassium ions are released into the liquid while chemically attracting all the calcium and magnesium mineral ions into the resin beads at the same time. This method of exchange is referred to as Ion Exchange and it is very necessary to make the water soft.




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