The secret behind Ultra-Pure water : How Demineralization plant work!
What is a demineralization plant? A demineralization plant is used to remove dissolved minerals from water, with salts (like calcium [Ca], magnesium [Mg], and other dissolved solids) being eliminated. The process is primarily carried out through ion exchange, where unwanted ions are exchanged with non-toxic ions like sodium [Na]. Working principle Applications Power Plants: Demineralized water is required for use in power plants as boiler feed water, as scaling is prevented by removing high mineral content. Pharmaceutical Industry: High-purity water is used for formulations, rinsing, and production processes. Food & Beverage Industry: Water of high quality is required for processes like brewing, dairy processing, and soft drink manufacturing. Electronics Manufacturing: Contamination is prevented in manufacturing cleanrooms and cooling systems by using demineralized water. Advantages of DM plant High-Quality Water: Almost all dissolved solids are removed, producing ultra...