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Reasons for excessive silica levels after mixed-bed regeneration

2020-09-04View Original

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After the mixed-bed was regenerated and put into use, analysis results showed that the silica level was above the limit. What could be the causes of this?
Reply #22020-11-04
Regeneration is incomplete. Otherwise, wait two hours after it has passed through the water and then test it.

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