Deionization Plant

Deionization is the process by which both positively charged and negatively charged ions (cations and anions, respectively) are removed from water. These ions are considered contaminants and provide false results in scientific testing, and are also corrosive to metals and metal alloys.If the resin is not regenerated correctly after picking up any of these contaminants, resin can become fouled. If the resin becomes fouled, it greatly reduces the capacity of the resin, ultimately driving up the deionization costs to the end user.