A Study of the Electrodeionization Process- High-Purity Water Production With a RO/EDI System

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Overview: An electrodeionization post-reverse osmosis (RO/EDI) system was developed for the continuous production of high-purity water without the use of chemicals. The study was carried out with a laboratory pilot. The ion-exchange membrane stack has eight cell-pairs of which four dilute compartments were filled with mixed-bed ion-exchange resins. The feed is tap water with a conductivity of about 400µs/cm, and the RO permeate with conductivity less than 20µs/cm. The EDI was achieved with a productivity of 20l/h and a resistivity of 12-18MÙ-cm. In addition, the V-I and pH-I characteristics of the EDI process were studied. It indicates that there are differences between the ED and the EDI in the concentration polarization.

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Format: PDF | Size: 168KB | Date: Oct 2000 | Pages: 4


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