डिगैसर को SAC और SBA दोनों के बाद लगाने से प्लांट की दक्षता कम हो जाती है, पानी की गुणवत्ता गिर जाती है, और लागत बढ़ जाती है। सही तरीका है कि डिगैसर को SAC के बाद और SBA के पहले इंस्टॉल किया जाए ताकि प्रक्रिया को ऑप्टिमाइज़ किया जा सके। If a degasser is installed after both the SAC and SBA exchangers, several issues can arise: 1. Higher CO₂ load on SBA 2. Reduced efficiency of ion exchange 3. Increased operational costs 4. Decreased water quality
Dear, Always charging chemical 5% (water and chemical ratio depends on Water flow and chemical concentration & chemical consumption depends resin quality )
SAC (Strong Acid Cation) and WAC (Weak Acid Cation) are types of ion exchange resins commonly used in water treatment processes. Here's a brief overview of their roles: 1. SAC (Strong Acid Cation): - SAC resins are highly acidic and exchange positively charged ions (cations) in water with hydrogen ions (H+). - They are typically used for the removal of positively charged ions such as calcium (Ca2+), magnesium (Mg2+), and heavy metals like lead (Pb2+) and copper (Cu2+). - SAC resins are often employed in water softening processes to reduce water hardness by exchanging calcium and magnesium ions with sodium ions. 2. WAC (Weak Acid Cation): - WAC resins are less acidic compared to SAC resins and exchange cations in water with both hydrogen ions (H+) and other positively charged ions. - They are commonly used for the removal of alkaline earth metals like calcium (Ca2+) and magnesium (Mg2+) as well as other multivalent cations like iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+). - WAC resins are useful in applications where a more selective cation exchange is required, such as in the removal of specific metal contaminants from water. Both SAC and WAC resins play crucial roles in water treatment processes by selectively removing cations from water, thereby improving water quality and meeting regulatory standards. Their effectiveness depends on factors such as resin type, operating conditions, and the specific contaminants present in the water being treated.
the true density of the styrene-based gel-type strong acid cation resin is 1.26g/mL, and the apparent density is 0.85g/mL; and the true density of the acrylic gel-type weak acid cation resin is 1.19g/mL, the apparent density is 0.75g/mL.
Pahle regeneration karta tha to caustic ka slow rinse 40 mint Tak chalane per uska tds 200 se 250 tak aa jata tha lekin ab bahut time lag rha hai tds mai mai. (5m3 ka hai dm plant)
Mostly Anion column exhausts first, If the anion column exhausts first then the most ions typically Silica or Bicarbonate will be released first column, depending upon the feed water.
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Nice and informative video.
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Cation charging ka after raw water ka TDS ko decrease karta hai ya nahi sir
TDS might stay the same or decrease only slightly, depending on the setup and goal of the ion exchange process.
Sir SAC or SBA dono ek sath bhi to laga skte hai ??
Uske baad dygeaser lagaye koi prblm....?
डिगैसर को SAC और SBA दोनों के बाद लगाने से प्लांट की दक्षता कम हो जाती है, पानी की गुणवत्ता गिर जाती है, और लागत बढ़ जाती है। सही तरीका है कि डिगैसर को SAC के बाद और SBA के पहले इंस्टॉल किया जाए ताकि प्रक्रिया को ऑप्टिमाइज़ किया जा सके।
If a degasser is installed after both the SAC and SBA exchangers, several issues can arise:
1. Higher CO₂ load on SBA
2. Reduced efficiency of ion exchange
3. Increased operational costs
4. Decreased water quality
Nice explanation
Regeneration karnei kei liye kis ratio sei chemical use karegei aur kitna karegei please explain sir...
Dear, Always charging chemical 5% (water and chemical ratio depends on Water flow and chemical concentration & chemical consumption depends resin quality )
Dear sir iske uper ek (mb ejector),resin quantity video baniya ap ka video bohot helpful hota hai kam karne ke liye thank you sir ❤️
SAC me 2 type ke resin hote ha ek WAC and SAC ye dono ka use kya same hi ha jaisa apne SAC ka bataya ha
Okay
Sir DM plant ki OBR kaise nikaleigei please define
OBR = "resin quantity X ion exchange capacity/ionic load"
Sir bataya nh apne jaise SAC resin cation charge ko trap krta ha waise WAC resing kya krta ha
SAC (Strong Acid Cation) and WAC (Weak Acid Cation) are types of ion exchange resins commonly used in water treatment processes. Here's a brief overview of their roles:
1. SAC (Strong Acid Cation):
- SAC resins are highly acidic and exchange positively charged ions (cations) in water with hydrogen ions (H+).
- They are typically used for the removal of positively charged ions such as calcium (Ca2+), magnesium (Mg2+), and heavy metals like lead (Pb2+) and copper (Cu2+).
- SAC resins are often employed in water softening processes to reduce water hardness by exchanging calcium and magnesium ions with sodium ions.
2. WAC (Weak Acid Cation):
- WAC resins are less acidic compared to SAC resins and exchange cations in water with both hydrogen ions (H+) and other positively charged ions.
- They are commonly used for the removal of alkaline earth metals like calcium (Ca2+) and magnesium (Mg2+) as well as other multivalent cations like iron (Fe2+ and Fe3+).
- WAC resins are useful in applications where a more selective cation exchange is required, such as in the removal of specific metal contaminants from water.
Both SAC and WAC resins play crucial roles in water treatment processes by selectively removing cations from water, thereby improving water quality and meeting regulatory standards. Their effectiveness depends on factors such as resin type, operating conditions, and the specific contaminants present in the water being treated.
Middle collector wash kiyo krte hai
Middle collector washing region -
1. Before chemical injection cation and anion resin separation.
2. Middle collector chemical flushing.
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Regin ka density kitna hota he or regenreson time injection time panika density kitna hota he
the true density of the styrene-based gel-type strong acid cation resin is 1.26g/mL, and the apparent density is 0.85g/mL; and the true density of the acrylic gel-type weak acid cation resin is 1.19g/mL, the apparent density is 0.75g/mL.
Sir anion ka pahle tds 40 mint mai aa jata tha lekin ab 1 se 2 hours lag jata aisa kyo
Question samajh me nahi aaya ki aap kya puchna chahte hai
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Charging timing kyaa he?
Pahle regeneration karta tha to caustic ka slow rinse 40 mint Tak chalane per uska tds 200 se 250 tak aa jata tha lekin ab bahut time lag rha hai tds mai mai. (5m3 ka hai dm plant)
@@AbhishekSingh-w2t5y aphle aur ab me aapne koe step change kiya hai kya
@@AbhishekSingh-w2t5yI think resin kharab ho gya hoga
Sac kyun bola jata hai cation vessel ko or 2nd vessel ko wac kyun bola jta ha
Bhai aap es video ko dekh lo agar uske bad nahi pta chale to aap comment karna ua-cam.com/video/B38WSlYk7E4/v-deo.html
Conductivity kyon up down kyon hoti hai
Bhai kidhr ki conductivity vary kari hai
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Sir, if we have charged both cation and anion at the same time than which will discharge before cation or anion and why ?
Mostly Anion column exhausts first, If the anion column exhausts first then the most ions typically Silica or Bicarbonate will be released first column, depending upon the feed water.