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DOWEX Ion Exchange Resins WATER CONDITIONING MANUAL

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TABLE OF TABLES<br />

Table 1. Terms common to ion exchange.................................................................................................7<br />

Table 2. Acronyms and abbreviations common to ion exchange.............................................................15<br />

Table 3. Recommended concentrations and flow rates for H2SO4 regeneration. .....................................25<br />

Table 4. TDS range for weak acid cation softening.................................................................................26<br />

Table 5. Results of high TDS water softening using weak acid resin.......................................................27<br />

Table 6. Results of dealkalization by the salt splitting process. ...............................................................29<br />

Table 7. Regenerant concentration and flow rate ...................................................................................31<br />

Table 8. Results of dealkalization by the weak acid cation resin process. ...............................................33<br />

Table 9. Regenerant concentration and flow rate ...................................................................................33<br />

Table 10. Results of treatment by the demineralization process..............................................................36<br />

Table 11. Basic types of demineralizers with <strong>DOWEX</strong> resin used. ..........................................................37<br />

Table 12. Characteristics of co-current regeneration system. .................................................................42<br />

Table 13. Characteristics of blocked counter-current regeneration systems. ...........................................43<br />

Table 14. Characteristics of upflow counter-current regeneration systems..............................................43<br />

Table 15. Analyses available from Dow Liquid Separations. ...................................................................50<br />

Table 16. Guidelines for strong acid cation resins...................................................................................51<br />

Table 17. Guidelines for strong base anion resins. .................................................................................51<br />

Table 18. Guidelines for weak functionality resins. .................................................................................52<br />

Table 19. Recommended maximum free chlorine levels (ppm as CI2). ...................................................54<br />

Table 20. System loss of throughput capacity. .......................................................................................61<br />

Table 21. Failure to produce specified water quality. ..............................................................................62<br />

Table 22. Increased pressure drop.........................................................................................................63<br />

Table 23. Typical regeneration efficiencies for different resin types and combinations. ...........................66<br />

Table 24. Typical regeneration level ranges for single resin columns......................................................67<br />

Table 25. Guidelines for amounts and concentrations of H2SO4 in stepwise regeneration.......................67<br />

Table 26. Design guidelines for operating <strong>DOWEX</strong> resins. .....................................................................68<br />

Table 27. Main characteristics of sieves for bead size distribution analysis.............................................70<br />

Table 28. Recommended particle size ranges for <strong>DOWEX</strong> MONOSPHERE 650C..................................71<br />

Table 29. List of conversion factors for U.S. and S.I. units. .....................................................................72<br />

Table 30. List of conversion factors for concentration units of ionic species. ...........................................73<br />

Table 31. List of conversion factors for common units to meq/L and mg CaCO3/L...................................74<br />

Table 32. List of conversion factors for CaCO3 equivalents.....................................................................75<br />

Table 33. Recommended impurity levels for HCl. ...................................................................................78<br />

Table 34. Recommended impurity levels for H2SO4................................................................................78<br />

Table 35. Recommended impurity levels for NaOH. ...............................................................................78<br />

Table 36. Recommended impurity levels for NaCl. .................................................................................79<br />

Table 37. Concentration and density of HCI solutions.............................................................................80<br />

Table 38. Concentration and density of H2SO4 solutions.........................................................................81<br />

Table 39. Concentration and density of NaOH solutions.........................................................................82<br />

Table 40. Concentration and density of NH3 solutions. ...........................................................................83<br />

Table 41. Concentration and density of NaCI solutions...........................................................................84<br />

Table 42. Concentration and density of Na2CO3 solutions. .....................................................................85<br />

<strong>DOWEX</strong> <strong>Ion</strong> <strong>Exchange</strong> <strong>Resins</strong> 5 Water Conditioning Manual

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