Composite Ion Exchange Media for Liquid Filtration Systems
A filtration system, ion exchange resin technology, applied in the field of liquid filtration system and filter matrix and media, can solve the serious problem of media composite integrity, pressure drop and other problems
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[0050] A weak acid cation exchange resin, Purylite C107EH+, was used as the baseline material in the experimental examples. The material is obtained from the manufacturer in bead form. Alternatively, the same resin material was ground into a fine mesh by Graver Technologies, a company that claims to have expertise in grinding resins. The powder has a median particle size of 125 microns. Greif Technologies refers to the resin ground through their process as "powder resin".
[0051]The powdered ion exchange material was dried in a convection oven at about 100°F. Mix the following materials using a drill press with an attached paddle paint mixer. (Activated carbon was added because the particular application being evaluated required some chlorine reduction. Activated carbon was optional if chlorine reduction was not required).
[0052] Material
weight%
Powder C107E
63
Ticona GUR 2126 UHMW PR powder
22
Kuraray PGWH-100MD activated ca...
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[0059] Blocks were made according to Example 1 except that the compression step was omitted. The block exhibited poor strength and crumbled during handling.
example 3
[0061] Blocks were made as in Example 1 except that the blocks were heated at 155°C for 150 minutes. The 2.8" ID blocks were cut to 13" lengths and were capped. Packed beds of blocks and ion exchange beads were compared in terms of pressure drop and hardness reduction properties.
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