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How to remove residual gases in an EDI deionized water system

2019-10-25View Original

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  1. When the industrial pure water equipment is restarted, it operates at increased pressure without the gas inside being completely exhausted. Solution: The remaining air should be exhausted under a pressure of two to four bars, after which the pressure should be increased gradually while the system is in operation.   2. When the connection between the pretreatment system of the industrial pure water equipment and the high-pressure pump is not properly sealed, or when there is insufficient water supply for pretreatment, air can enter at the poorly sealed areas if the microfiltration unit becomes clogged. Solution: The microfilter should be cleaned or replaced to ensure there are no leaks in the piping.   The above content explains how to remove residual gases from industrial pure water equipment. If residual gases occur during the use of such equipment, users can refer to the methods outlined above to address the issue. If you have any other questions regarding how to address the common faults in ultra-pure water equipment, feel free to keep an eye on our website or get in touch with us; we will provide you with the most professional answers.

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