ELECTRODEIONIZATION (EDI) SYSTSEM
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The Electrodeionization (EDI) System represents a cutting-edge technology for producing pure and ultra-pure water, evolving since its inception in the 1990s. This innovative system combines the principles of electrodialysis and ion-exchange to achieve outstanding water purification. Utilizing selectively permeable cation and anion exchange membranes, the EDI process directs ions under direct current (DC) electric fields, effectively removing salts from the water. One of its remarkable features is the regeneration of ion-exchange resins through the generation of H+ and OH- ions during the electrodialysis process, eliminating the need for additional acids or alkalis. This results in a more efficient and environmentally friendly water purification solution.
Specifications
Attribute | Details |
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Technology | Electrodeionization (EDI) |
Year of Development | 1990s |
Process Type | Combination of electrodialysis and ion-exchange |
Regeneration Method | H+ and OH- ion generation |
Environmental Impact | No need for acids or alkalis |