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What is mixed-bed ion-exchange resin?

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mixed-bed ion-exchange resin is the English name for a mixed bed of cation exchanger and anion exchanger used for final conductivity polishing.

What does mixed-bed ion-exchange resin mean in practice?

In the polishing system, it removes trace cations and anions remaining after RO or separate demineralization columns.

When does it matter?

Conductivity can increase rapidly at the end of the cycle, and the indicator resin does not always change color exactly at the breakthrough point.

Which solutions are related to it?

Continuous quality measurement is used and the media is replaced or regenerated before receiver requirements are exceeded.