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31st Edition: Application of electrochemical regenerated ion exchange to wastewater recycle... Print E-mail
Sep 29, 2006 at 03:28 PM

C.P. Jones, A.M. Pierce, B.R. Roberts, BOC Edwards, USA

ABSTRACT

Electrochemically regenerated ion exchange (ERIX™) concentrates chemical waste and recovers water for reuse.  ERIX incorporates proven electro-deionization (EDI) technology, ion exchange and electro-dialysis in a single cell.  EDI and ion exchange are used commercially to produce ultra-pure water.  In EDI cells, the mixed-bed ion exchange deionizes the solution as it passes through.  The electrodialytic components move the ions from the resin to a concentrate stream, thereby achieving a continuous ion exchange process without the need for periodic regeneration of the cell or addition of regenerant chamicals.  ERIX can be used for the removal of both cations and anions. 

31st Edition: Application of electrochemical regenerated ion exchange to wastewater recycle, mixed acid wastes and plating bath rinses
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