Reverse Osmosis (RO)technology goes beyond the abilities of typical waterfiltration by using a semipermeable membrane to remove impurities from water. Reverse Osmosis water filtration provides a low-maintenance, chemical-free option to help achieve clean,  great-tasting water  each and every day. Our large  selection of  reverse  osmosis will ensure the right RO system for your home or business.  Learn more about benefits of reverse osmosis systems.

WHAT IS A DM PLANT? Demineralization plant produces clear water which is free from salts by ion exchange process. Raw water is passed through two ion exchange chambers, which are connected in series. In the first chamber cations get exchanged hydrogen ions and in the second chamber anions gets exchanged with hydroxyl ions. HOW IT WORKS                        DM plant consists of two pressured vessels connected in series. The first unit consists of acidic cations, which converts positive ions of salts and replaces them with hydrogen ions, to form respective acids. Second unit consists of basic anion exchange resign, which observes the salts from first chamber. Further purity in water can be achieved by Mixed bed Deionizer, which is a single column unit which is filled with acidic cation and basic anion. There are four stages in deionizer: Service:  In the Service cycle the water enters the vessel and passes through the Resin bed of the respective exchanger Backwashing:  Backwashing is done, once the resins are exhausted. Backwashing is done by uniform flow of water. The backwash is done to expand the resign bed and removes foreign bodies in resin bed. Regeneration:  When the ion exchange resins lose its nature of exchanging ions, they have to be regenerated. This can be done by mixing 4 – 5% concentrated solution of Hydrochloric acid is used for cation resin and a 4% – 5% concentrated solution of caustic soda for anion resin. Rinse:  The final stage of regeneration is to rinse the resins of excess regenerate

Softening is the ion exchange process, it is done through resin, the most common and probably the easiest method of removing hardness (that is calcium and magnesium)from water and suitable for utility purpose. As the name implies ion exchange is a process which undesirable ions are exchanged for more desirable ions.The softening process consists of passing raw water containing hardness through a bed of cation resin in sodium form.The hardness ions Ca & Mg are taken up by resin and in exchange, the sodium ions are relinquished from the resin.This is called the service cycle, where the hard water is being softened.

Reverse Osmosis (RO)technology goes beyond the abilities of typical waterfiltration by using a semipermeable membrane to remove impurities from water. Reverse Osmosis water filtration provides a low-maintenance, chemical-free option to help achieve clean,  great-tasting water  each and every day. Our large  selection of  reverse  osmosis will ensure the right RO system for your home or business.  Learn more about benefits of reverse osmosis systems.

WHAT IS A DM PLANT? Demineralization plant produces clear water which is free from salts by ion exchange process. Raw water is passed through two ion exchange chambers, which are connected in series. In the first chamber cations get exchanged hydrogen ions and in the second chamber anions gets exchanged with hydroxyl ions. HOW IT WORKS                        DM plant consists of two pressured vessels connected in series. The first unit consists of acidic cations, which converts positive ions of salts and replaces them with hydrogen ions, to form respective acids. Second unit consists of basic anion exchange resign, which observes the salts from first chamber. Further purity in water can be achieved by Mixed bed Deionizer, which is a single column unit which is filled with acidic cation and basic anion. There are four stages in deionizer: Service:  In the Service cycle the water enters the vessel and passes through the Resin bed of the respective exchanger Backwashing:  Backwashing is done, once the resins are exhausted. Backwashing is done by uniform flow of water. The backwash is done to expand the resign bed and removes foreign bodies in resin bed. Regeneration:  When the ion exchange resins lose its nature of exchanging ions, they have to be regenerated. This can be done by mixing 4 – 5% concentrated solution of Hydrochloric acid is used for cation resin and a 4% – 5% concentrated solution of caustic soda for anion resin. Rinse:  The final stage of regeneration is to rinse the resins of excess regenerate

Softening is the ion exchange process, it is done through resin, the most common and probably the easiest method of removing hardness (that is calcium and magnesium)from water and suitable for utility purpose. As the name implies ion exchange is a process which undesirable ions are exchanged for more desirable ions.The softening process consists of passing raw water containing hardness through a bed of cation resin in sodium form.The hardness ions Ca & Mg are taken up by resin and in exchange, the sodium ions are relinquished from the resin.This is called the service cycle, where the hard water is being softened.