Soft water, deionized water
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For soft water and deionized water, is there a process that does not require the use of acids or bases?
RO reverse osmosis membranes do not require acids or bases.
By acids and bases, you are referring mainly to the ion exchange processes used in traditional mixed-bed and anion/cation beds. Today, the RO EDI process can **reduce the use of acids and alkalis**. Those who are interested, please check the signature section
The reverse osmosis process is not used, but the membranes are very expensive
With the EDI process, the amount of acids and alkalis used can be **reduced, but it’s not eliminated completely! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Steam condensate is used directly as soft water
Stop talking nonsense! Didn’t the teachers in junior high school chemistry classes say that distilled water cannot be drunk directly? Your level is a bit low! Moreover, there are also some organic substances and such inside! I’m too lazy to talk to you any further
Ion exchangers are used for soft water, while RO is used for desalinated water. What you mentioned is the mixed-bed process, which is hardly used these days. For more details, please contact 15711017233 at Beijing Hongchuang Environmental Protection Technology Development Co., Ltd