What are the technologies for removing hardness from gasified graywater? Which are the better manufacturers?
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What are the technologies for removing hardness from gasified graywater? Which are the better manufacturers?
There is information available on Baidu; just do a search and you’ll find plenty of it
Baidu is full of ads; I’m just worried it won’t be effective: lol
At first, I thought you were asking about the chemicals used for vaporizing graywater. If it’s about removing hardness from water, there are currently electrochemical methods, nano-ion exchange membrane methods, as well as high-density tanks designed specifically for removing hardness from wastewater. Each of these methods has its own advantages, and there are also examples of their successful implementation in practice. You can conduct on-site research to see which method is more cost-effective
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There is also an increase in practical content. 1. How is your resin regenerated? 2. How is the hardening effect? 3. How long is the resin aging cycle? 4. What is the cost per ton of water treated? 5. Is there any experience in applying this to gasification projects?
1. Regeneration of resins using acids and bases； 2. The hardness can handle levels below 3 ppm; there are also higher-end resins that can handle levels down to 0.1 ppm ； 3. Resin lifespan greater than 3 years ； 4. The cost per ton of water is related to water quality parameters; since the parameters of the incoming water are not known at present, it is impossible to estimate the cost ； 5. The zero-emission device has many achievements
Coal gasification wastewater is highly hard, contains suspended solids, and is very prone to scaling under certain conditions
The approach should be to delay scaling; it’s impossible to prevent scaling altogether
Before feeding it to the resin, it is necessary to filter out all suspended particles; the water quality must be clear. The resin has a high accuracy in removing hardness, and this technology is quite mature
Are there resins used to remove hardness in graywater systems? Very few, I guess