Demineralization Water Treatment Plant

A DM (Demineralized) Water Treatment Plant removes dissolved salts and mineral ions (like calcium, sodium, chloride, sulfates) from water using ion-exchange resins, producing high-purity, low-conductivity water essential for industries like power, pharma, and electronics. The core process involves cation and anion exchange beds, often followed by a mixed-bed polisher, with resins needing periodic regeneration using acids/alkalis to restore function.