Ultrapure Water Filtration

Articles & Whitepapers

Electrodeionization is a Continuous Process

Unlike mixed bed DI, electrodeionization (EDI) is continuous. Because electrodeionization is continuous there are no spikes in quality as when mixed beds are changed for batch regeneration. An additional benefit for EDI users is that there is no concern about the timing of changing batches, or planning for the eventual breakthrough of ions in the bed like silica, sodium, or general conductivity. ...

Operating Electrodeionization in a High-Silica Feedwater Environment

High silica feedwaters pose two challenges for ultrapure water membrane systems. On the front end, silica can scale the RO membranes, limiting use of some feedwaters and high water recovery. On the ...

Ultrapure Water Clean Semiconductor Components, Not Safe to Drink

Should you select bag or cartridge filters for your industrial application?

Pediatric benefits fact sheet

News

Asia dominates the $4.4 billion ultrapure water market

Asian purchases will account for 63 percent of the purchases of ultrapure water products in 2012. This is the latest forecast in Ultrapure Water World Markets published by the McIlvaine Company. (www.mcilvainecompany.com) Ultrapure water is defined ...

Ultrapure water market to grow 32% By 2015

$10 billion Cross Flow Membrane Market

Liquid cartridge market to grow to $14 billion in 2012

Straightforward determination of anhydrosugars in aerosols

Equipment & Solutions

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High Silica Rejection Membrane Elements

SnowPure's ExcellPureRO™ membranes are uniquely designed for high rejection of silica. Achieving low silica is important for many applications, including providing feedwater for electrodeionization (EDI) systems. We have matched these SXR™ membrane elements to specific Electropure™ EDI modules.

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