How to avoid failures in EDI electrodesalination systems

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　　1. It is best not to use the high-pressure pump and booster pump of the EDI electrodeionization system when there is no water, in order to avoid causing damage to the ultra-pure water equipment in the future. 　　II. When the EDI electro-deionization system is used for raw water treatment, the pressure of the raw water may not be sufficient to meet the startup requirements of the ultra-pure water equipment; therefore, do not attempt to start the high-pressure pump of that equipment. 　　III. When using an EDI desalination system, it is necessary to ensure that the ultra-pure water equipment is dry. 　　IV. When shutting down the EDI desalination system, it is necessary to turn off the high-pressure pump first and then the raw water booster pump. To prevent pipe rupture in the ultra-pure water equipment, do not start the high-pressure pump or the booster pump of the ultra-pure water equipment while water is flowing into it and the water flow path has not yet become unobstructed. 　　V. At the power supply location of the EDI desalination system, it is necessary to keep the floor dry and avoid storing any flammable or explosive materials there. If there is a leak in the pipes of the ultrapure water equipment, the power supply to that equipment must be cut off; the equipment should not be allowed to continue operating.