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What is water demineralization?

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water demineralization is a significant reduction in dissolved salt content through ion exchange, membrane processes or distillation.

What does water demineralization mean in practice?

Deep salt removal is performed by RO, electrodeionization or a cation exchanger and anion exchanger system, depending on the required final quality.

When does it matter?

Low conductivity does not guarantee the absence of organic compounds or microorganisms, so process water may require further barriers.

Which solutions are related to it?

The technology is selected according to the ionic composition and required resistivity, ensuring regeneration or replacement of media and measurement of conductivity.