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Ion exchange softening that removes hardness and stops scale build-up
About this plant
Hard water, rich in calcium and magnesium, leaves scale in pipelines, reduces boiler efficiency and affects taste. Our water softeners remove hardness for domestic, commercial and industrial use, so equipment lasts longer and runs more efficiently.
The softener uses ion exchange. As water passes through a bed of resin, calcium and magnesium ions are swapped for sodium ions. When the resin is exhausted it is regenerated with salt brine, which restores its capacity for the next cycle.
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Technical data
| Capacity range | From domestic units to large industrial systems (custom designed) |
|---|---|
| Method | Cation ion exchange (sodium cycle) |
| Regeneration | Salt brine, manual or automatic |
| Vessels | FRP, MS (lined) or SS |
| Treated hardness | Typically close to zero, set by design |
Indicative values. Final design depends on your water analysis and requirement.
Where it fits
Good to know
White scale on taps and kettles, soap that does not lather well and scaled boilers are common signs. A hardness test confirms it.
No. A softener removes hardness only. If total dissolved solids are also high, an RO plant is the right treatment, and the two are often used together.
It depends on your water hardness and usage. We set up the regeneration cycle and tell you how much salt to keep in the brine tank.
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