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Dealkalization
Dealkalization with carboxylic resins
Weak Acid Cation Exchanger in H+ form is preferred when total hardness
is high and equal to alkalinity. The cations associated with the alkalinity
are exchanged for H+ ions. The carbonic acid thus formed is removed by
a degasser giving alkalinity free soft water. Salts of mineral acids or
neutral salts are not exchanged.

Split
stream process with strong acid cation exchanger
This process is preferred when alkalinity is high compared to hardness
and is present as Sodium alkalinity. In this scheme, water is split in
two streams and is passed through strong acid cation exchange resin in
Na+ form and in H+ form in such a proportion that treated, blended water
is free of total hardness and alkalinity.
The
exhausted cation resin in Hydrogen form is regenerated by 0.7 - 4% of
mineral acids like HCl or H2SO4 and Sodium form resin is regenerated by
5 - 10% NaCl.
After every service cycle the resin is backwashed with water followed
by regeneration with 5-15% of NaCl solution.
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Packaging
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| Super
sacks |
1000
lits |
Super
sack |
35
cft |
| MS
drums |
180
lits |
Fibre
drums |
7
cft |
| HDPE
lined bags |
25/30
lits |
HDPE
lined bags |
1
cft |
| Tulsion®
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FEATURES
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| T-42: |
High capacity
gel resins. Excellent chemical and physical properties. Excellent
Resistant to oxidation. |
| CXO-9: |
High
capacity acrylic resin. Excellent physical and chemical stability. |
| CXO-12: |
High capacity
acrylic resin. Excellent physical and chemical stability. Lower reversible
swelling. |
| CXO-12(MP): |
High capacity
acrylic macroporous resin. Excellent physical and chemical stability.
Lower reversible swelling. |
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