On the reliability of EDI technology in desalination systems
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Currently, with technological advancements, reverse osmosis (also known as the dual-membrane method) + EDI technology is increasingly chosen for desalinated water production. However, what is the reliability of EDI technology? Especially when the desalination capacity reaches over 200 tons per hour, can its reliability still be guaranteed? Please join the discussion.
Reliable, quite reliable; this approach is used in many power plants. The investment in EDI is high, and of course, it’s better to choose quality equipment; there’s not much trust in domestically produced equipment.
The reliability of the technology and equipment is decent, but the price is a bit high; the initial investment is very substantial
In my opinion, problems arise when the capacity of a single unit exceeds 100 tons per hour. The most basic issue is that the pipes for water intake and water output are too large, which can lead to uneven water flow and thus cause numerous problems.