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What is slow rinse?

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slow rinse is a low-flow phase ensuring longer contact of the regenerant with the bed and its gradual displacement.

What does slow rinse mean in practice?

Water displaces the regenerant at a low speed, maintaining its contact with the bed and moving the reaction front through the layer.

When does it matter?

Accelerating this phase reduces regeneration efficiency and may increase the amount of agent remaining in the bed.

Which solutions are related to it?

The flow limiter, injector patency and actual displacement time in accordance with the design are checked.