Automated resource-saving technology of ion-exchange water treatment

Anion Exchangers for Water Treatment: Ion Exchange

ation sciences is the puriRcation and recovery of solvents especially from HPLC and GPC usage. There is a range of equipment supplied for recycling of solvents and useful sources of information can be found on the internet, for example the web pages for B/R Instruments and Recycling Sciences are included in the Further Reading. The applications of distillation in analysis are widespread, with t...

Water treatment: Combining reverse osmosis and ion exchange

Water treatment in today’s modern world requires highly technical, high performance separation products to achieve increasingly stringent treated water qualities, or to provide the lowest cost of water production. However, more than one separation technology is often applied to achieve the demanded quality. This development was a main consideration for y offering process designers a combination...

Effects of investment in water-saving technology on cropping pattern and employment

Resource-saving Technologies of Treatment of Polluted Washing Water for Transport Companies

Dedicated to the development of resource-saving polluted washing water treating technologies for transport companies. The article suggests methods of water purification with regard to scientifically grounded requirements to the quality of the water used and the required degree of purification and The article also considers the method of selecting efficient methods of sewage water treating, when...

Field trial of an ion exchange based metal removal technology in the treatment of mine waters

A pilot scale field trial for a novel metal removal technology in the treatment of mine waters was performed using mine water from White Tip, part of the former Snailbeach lead mine in Shropshire, United Kingdom (UK). The water is circum-neutral pH and contains elevated zinc (Zn), cadmium (Cd) and lead (Pb). The novel treatment process is based on ion exchange (IE) using a bespoke mesh in a rot...