What should be noted when starting the EDI system in electroplating ultra-pure water equipment

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　　Once the EDI system is up and running, (in fact, the EDI system will inevitably experience some level of shutdowns and restarts. ) Each shutdown and restart implies changes in pressure and flow, as well as mechanical stress on the EDI module. Therefore, the number of system shutdowns and restarts should be kept as low as possible to ensure the smooth operation of the EDI system. 　　Inspections before and during system startup should be carried out as part of regular daily work, with proper records kept. The calibration of instruments, alarm checks, as well as inspections for leaks in safety equipment and pipelines should also be carried out as part of regular daily tasks. 　　Constantly monitoring the operation of the industrial pure water system, and identifying as well as promptly resolving EDI-related faults, ensures long-term stability in the equipment’s performance and effectively extends its service life.