Demineralization ( DM ) Water Treatment Plants
Demineralization (DM) water treatment plants are vital in removing minerals and salts from water, rendering it suitable for various industrial processes. These plants typically employ ion exchange resins to exchange cations and anions present in the water with hydrogen and hydroxyl ions, resulting in demineralized water. DM plants consist of several components such as resin beds, regeneration systems, and control mechanisms to ensure efficient operation. They’re widely used in power generation, electronics manufacturing, and pharmaceutical industries where low conductivity and high-purity water are required. Demineralization water treatment plants play a critical role in ensuring product quality and process efficiency across multiple sectors.
