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Advantages and disadvantages of several groundwater softening treatment processes

2016-03-12View Original

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Our company wants to soften well water for use as recycled water. The hardness of the well water is quite high. Currently, we have three options for treatment: Berghof tubular membranes, sodium ion exchange resins, and Dow reverse osmosis membranes. Do any experts have insights into the advantages and disadvantages of each of these methods?
Reply #22016-03-14
The cost of softening the circulating water in the initial stage is quite high, isn’t it? What’s your hardness level? Berghof tubular membranes and Dow membrane reverse osmosis treatment are used for recycled water – what is your water demand? Putting the advantages and disadvantages aside, have you calculated the cost?
Reply #32016-03-14
What are the water quality requirements for circulating water?
Reply #42016-04-12
Please provide more details, such as the required hardness of the final water quality, etc.!

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