Why does the longer the ion exchange column resin is left after regeneration, the longer its operational life once it is put into use?

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Why does the longer the ion exchange column resin is left after regeneration, the longer its operational life once it is put into use?

Reply #22016-09-17

Do you mean that the placement time is also the regeneration time?

Reply #32016-09-17

The longer it is left after regeneration, the better the performance when it is put back into operation.

Reply #42016-09-17

This is a fact that actually occurs in production.

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