Documentation sur le produit

The use of specialty hybrid resins for the selective removal of silica from nuclear process water and radwaste.

Predicting resin life and the effects of chlorine and chloramine disinfection

A recent spate of regulations in a number of states has served notice to resin suppliers that current processes will need to be modified. A couple areas of concern are salt discharge and brine efficiency. The following article describes the role of regeneration and how proven techniques may make new regulations a moot point.

The effects of temperature on ion exchange resin operations.

The Boomsnub site in the state of Washington was listed as a Superfund site in 1995. The site consists of two parcels of land, which previously contained two unrelated businesses that contributed separately to contamination of soil and groundwater.

Article describing the use of SIR-700-HP for removal of hexavalent chromate from contaminated groundwater at a Superfund site in Vancouver, WA.

The importance of deionized (DI) water for the aquarium market.