Water Softening Plant

We are offering highly durable Water Softening Plant that is used for removing hard salts and providing suitable water. The water gets hard when it contains more of calcium and magnesium ions. Softening is the ion exchange process, which is done through the resin, is preferred over others plant as it is one of the best possible methods for removing from water. Here, undesirable ions are exchanged for ions that are more required. The process comprises of passing the unrefined water containing hardness through a bed of cation resin in sodium form. The hardness ions Ca & Mg are then up by resin and in exchange, the sodium ions are turned down from the resin. This is the service cycle, where the hard water is being softened in this plant.

A Water Softening Plant produces treated water to meet the varying requirements of various end users. Treated water is of good consistency quality, low soluble content and low residual hardness throughout the service cycle. The high synthetic resin is used to exchange Sodium ions with hardness forming Calcium and Magnesium ions. Treated water meets the requirements of various end users such as, drinking water for domestic use, water for use in food processing industry or any other applications which require clean soft water.

 The Water Softening Plant is designed for the pre-treatment of water for various applications. Treated water has a consistency quality with low residual hardness throughout the service cycle. It features high flow rates, simple operation, and maintenance free operation.

Specifications:

• Capacity (m3/hr): 1000
• Material: Alloy Steel
• working pressure: 0.15-0.5 Mpa

Water softening is a process that deals with a problem called "hard water." Hard water is any type of water that contains more minerals than average tap water. Mostly it has to do with elevated levels of calcium and magnesium, which can make it difficult for products like soap to dissolve in the water. It can also leave hard water stains on bathtubs or sinks and clog pipes.

A Water Softening Plant produces treated water to meet the varying requirements of various end users. Treated water is of good consistency quality, low soluble content and low residual hardness throughout the service cycle. The high synthetic resin is used to exchange Sodium ions with hardness forming Calcium and Magnesium ions. Treated water meets the requirements of various end users such as, drinking water for domestic use, water for use in food processing industry or any other applications which require clean soft water.

 The Water Softening Plant is designed for the pre-treatment of water for various applications. Treated water has a consistency quality with low residual hardness throughout the service cycle. It features high flow rates, simple operation, and maintenance free operation.

• Delivery Time: within 15 days after firm Purchased Order

Water softening is a process that deals with a problem called "hard water." Hard water is any type of water that contains more minerals than average tap water. Mostly it has to do with elevated levels of calcium and magnesium, which can make it difficult for products like soap to dissolve in the water. It can also leave hard water stains on bathtubs or sinks and clog pipes.

A Water Softening Plant produces treated water to meet the varying requirements of various end users. Treated water is of good consistency quality, low soluble content and low residual hardness throughout the service cycle. The high synthetic resin is used to exchange Sodium ions with hardness forming Calcium and Magnesium ions. Treated water meets the requirements of various end users such as, drinking water for domestic use, water for use in food processing industry or any other applications which require clean soft water.

 The Water Softening Plant is designed for the pre-treatment of water for various applications. Treated water has a consistency quality with low residual hardness throughout the service cycle. It features high flow rates, simple operation, and maintenance free operation.

• Delivery Time: within 15 days after firm Purchased Order