Demineralization is a method of purifying water. While the term demineralization can refer to any treatment technique that removes minerals from water, it is usually reserved for ion exchange (IX) processes that remove ionic mineral pollutants almost completely. The phrases deionization and demineralization are frequently used interchangeably. emineralization is strictly reserved for applications that demand higher levels of water purity, such like feed or makeup water for high-pressure boilers, rinse water for the food and beverage industries, or process streams used in the electronics manufacturing process.
Softening
Though industries and manufacturing units recycle used water by removing metal waste and other effluents from contaminated water, there might be a need for something more. To soften the hard water, a Water Softener Plant is a great solution.
Did you know that calcium and magnesium minerals cause hardness in water? Be it industrial water or household water, hard water treatment is done using an ion-exchange technique to soften the water. This mineral build-up on plumbing creates a nuisance and inconvenience since a soapy residue is generated in the water which makes it difficult to clean the pipes or water heaters.
- Increases the life of water appliances
- It prevents health risks related to skin
- Saves cost