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What is water mineralization?

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water mineralization is increasing the content of mineral ions in water by controlled dissolution of the medium or dosing of specific salts.

What does water mineralization mean in practice?

The composition after mineralization depends on the type of medium, pH, temperature, contact time and initial water mineralization.

When does it matter?

An increase in TDS alone does not prove a favorable composition because the meter does not distinguish between calcium, magnesium, sodium or other ions.

Which solutions are related to it?

The medium is selected according to the purpose of the water, and the effect is controlled by testing the pH, conductivity and selected minerals.