Will a failure in the decarburizer behind the soft water anion exchange resin bed affect the service life of the cathion exchange resin bed?

2016-02-19View Original

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Will a failure in the decarburizer behind the soft water anion exchange resin bed affect the service life of the cathion exchange resin bed?

Reply #22016-02-19

Of course, it will shorten the operation cycle.

Reply #32016-02-19

Of course, it will shorten the operation cycle.

Reply #42016-02-19

It is generally believed that a decarburizer only removes carbon dioxide; but could carbonate also be exchanged as an anion in the anion bed?

Reply #52016-02-20

That’s right; in addition to removing carbon dioxide from the carbon tower, it also removes HCO3- from the water, thereby reducing the load on the anion exchange bed~

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