Results for tag: "Electrodeionization System"

Electrodeionization (EDI) is a water treatment process that uses electricity to remove ions from water. It is a continuous process that uses ion exchange resins and electric current to remove ions from the water. The process is used to produce high-purity water for industrial and commercial applications. EDI systems are used in a variety of industries, including pharmaceutical, semiconductor, power generation, and food and beverage. EDI systems are typically used in place of traditional ion exchange systems, as they are more efficient and require less maintenance. EDI systems are also more cost-effective than other water treatment processes, such as reverse osmosis. EDI systems are also more environmentally friendly, as they do not require the use of chemicals or other hazardous materials. EDI systems are available from a variety of companies, including Veolia Water Technologies, Evoqua Water Technologies, and SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions. Other companies in the market include Dow Water & Process Solutions, Nalco Water, and Pall Corporation. Show Less Read more