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Do you know the technology of ultrapure water? Which chemical plants generally apply these ultrapure water technologies?

2009-02-26View Original

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Which chemical plants will apply ultrapure water technology? Please give an example. Thanks.
Reply #22009-02-26
Manufacturers that use ultrapure water technology are mostly electronic chip manufacturers such as STMicroelectronics, ASE, etc.
Reply #32009-02-26
Also, I discovered that lz’s name is quite similar to mine, haha
Reply #42009-02-26
Could it be that LS’s vest is LZ’s vest? Haha~~~ Ultra-pure water finger: Water with resistivity greater than or equal to 18M ohms. This water is mostly used in the electronics industry to rinse circuit boards.
Reply #52009-02-26
Ultrapure water is generally used in the semiconductor electronics industry. Some laboratories also use it
Reply #62009-02-26
Only electronics factories and pharmaceutical factories use ultrapure water.
Reply #72009-02-28
Ultrapure water technology: It used to be RO+mixed bed, but now it's RO+EDI. If you want to get equipment, just find a supplier (a professional one) to get a set. It's better to use American technology. Use manufacturer: Generally, it is used most in the semiconductor industry, including semiconductor-related industries, such as raw material industry, cleaning fluid industry, and manufacturing hardware industry. Power station boiler water ; Nuclear power plant water, pharmaceutical industry water, laboratory water, other special requirements. Water requirements for each industry and each company are different. EDI can adjust the water quality and quantity to meet the needs of most companies.
Reply #82009-03-08
It is mostly used in electronic industry and laboratory testing water.

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