Ion Exchange Resins for Water Treatment - Part 2: Practical

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This training is a continuation of "Ion Exchange Resins for Water Treatment - Part 1: Theoretical" also avaliable in this very plataform.

The focus is sinzing ion exchange systems for water treatment, although there is much more:

Nitrate removal will be extensively detailed in chapter four, as it is an important contaminant and is rarely detailed in the literature and even less in sizing software.

We will see how much a particular contaminant, in this case sulfate, alters the nitrate removal capacity of anionic resins.

Anderson's technique will be used, as well as a case study will be carried out.

In the fifth chapter, the regeneration stage will be detailed, presenting everything from water suitable for regeneration, through types and concentrations of regenerants, and a practical calculation will be presented containing all the information necessary to adjust your process correctly.

Subjects little or never covered in courses and literature will be mentioned in chapter six. Hydraulic details of softening and demineralization systems, mixed bed, unit conversion and even the current market situation will be presented.

Limitation of softening will also be taught, because when you remove one ion, you add another, and this needs to be considered.

The resins will also be presented as they really are, in images and films obtained through microscope observations.

Finally, the most desired subject for engineers, technicians and those on the front line of projects and assembly of ion exchange systems, but which can also be of great use for students and master's students: ion exchange system projects, contemplating the sizing of the quantity of resins required.

If you have already purchased and completed the first part of the course, request a discount voucher via email:

cursos@igsistemas.com.br Subject: "Discount for the training "Ion exchange resins Part 2: Practical".

Thank you, success!