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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:05. Everyone, let’s discuss it – what kind of ion exchange membranes are being used nowadays, and what are the differences between them? ? ? , , -
There are films from Asahi Kasei, DuPont, and Asahi Glass
I have used both Asahi Kasei and DuPont products; DuPont’s products are more expensive than those from Asahi Kasei. However, the change in current efficiency over time, as well as the initial differences, are not as significant with DuPont’s products, making them more durable.
Reply to 1# Fluorine Bright: Just search on the forum; there’s a lot of information available on this topic.
Asahi Kasei has low voltage and is not very durable; DuPont is more durable with slightly higher voltage. Due to large fluctuations in pressure difference in new plants, it is recommended to use DuPont
Our factory has been using products from Asahi Kasei; it’s been three years now, and although the power consumption is slightly high, the products still perform well.
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Recently, Shandong Dongyue Group announced triumphantly that its domestically developed ion exchange membranes have been successful, resulting in the price of imported ion exchange membranes dropping from 900 US dollars per square meter to 450 only! What great news!
Reply to 5# Team member: Could we discuss the ion exchange membrane brands from DuPont and Asahi Kasei, as well as their features?
There’s a big difference; suppliers of ion membranes have detailed information available, and you can request one