Product Description
Specification ofIon Exchange Unit Self-contained apparatus either for single bed water softening or double bed system for demineralisation. Two vertical transparent tubes house the resins. A manifold at inlet/outlet allows flow configuration changes. Equipment includes pump, valves, conductivity meter and sumps for regenerant and test or wash solutions. Typical commercial cation and anion resins are supplied. Description ofIon Exchange Unit Two vertical transparent tubes mounted on a backboard contain the cation and anion resins. A manifold arrangement at the inlet and outlet to the tubes allows the flow configuration to be changed to simulate the cycles involved in the operation of a deioniser. Union couplings permit the tubes to be removed from the manifolds and interchanged for softening/demineralisation experiments. Regenerant and test or wash solutions contained in separate sumps are selected by a traversing tube and delivered to the apparatus by pump through a control valve and flow meter. Effluent may be fed to a sump tank and treated water collected in bottles for tests on hardness, conductivity or dissolved solids. A conductivity meter connected to the outlet of the second ion exchange bed gives a continuous indication of the progress of demineralisation. The apparatus is supplied with typical commercial cation and anion resins. Technical Details ofIon Exchange Unit Pump: Self priming diaphragm type Flow Meter range: 10-80ml/min Sump tank capacity: 20 liters Anion exchange resin: 0.75 liter Cation exchange resin: 1litre
FAQs of Ion Exchange Apparatus:
Q: What is the drive type of the Ion Exchange Apparatus?
A: The Ion Exchange Apparatus operates with an electric drive type.
Q: Does the Ion Exchange Apparatus come with a warranty?
A: Yes, the Ion Exchange Apparatus is covered under warranty.
Q: What is the voltage requirement for the Ion Exchange Apparatus?
A: The Ion Exchange Apparatus requires 230 volts to operate.
Q: What is the efficiency percentage of the Ion Exchange Apparatus?
A: The Ion Exchange Apparatus has an efficiency rating of 98%.
Q: What frequency does the Ion Exchange Apparatus operate on?
A: The Ion Exchange Apparatus operates on a 50 Hz frequency.