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DI-160 De-Ionized Water Filtration System 160 Gallons per Day 17 Meg Ohm DI DI or RO [three way Valve] Pressure Gage Auto Shut off Valve Pre Filter: Modified Carbon Block 50 Micron Sediment Filter: .05 Micron Carbon Filter: .05-micron Carbon block Filter RO Membrane Filter: Thin film composite 16- 20% of the water will be collected as pure water 10” mixed –bed multi-layer De-ionization cartridge. Auto Shut off Sensor when container is filled Electronic purity monitor Two 5 gallon storage containers with faucets Ideal For Laboratory use Small and Light weight Easy to Maintain Low Cost |
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The
DI-160
DI system is a five-stage reverse osmosis de-ionization system.
The incoming feed water is: First:
Passed though a 10” ¾” NPT pre-filter that is a modified
carbon block and particulate filter to 50 microns. This extends the life
of the down line filters and removes gross contaminants from the
incoming feed water. It has
a life of 1500 gallons and should be
replaced often. The filter is a ¾” flow filter and is designed for
high pass through flow and to maintain water pressure. It also reduces
95% of chlorine in the water. Second:
Passed though a 0.5-micron sediment filter. This filter is required to
remove excess turbidity [particulate mater that may cause the membrane
to plug up]. Third:
A 0.5 Carbon Block filter for removal of additional organics and
chlorine that can damage the membrane. Fourth:
A high rejection thin film composite reverse osmosis membrane. It
removes over 98% of most inorganic salts, all micro-organisms and almost
all high molecular weight organics in the water. Fifth:
A mixed multi-layered mixed bed de-ionization cartridge. This
cartridge removes almost all minerals and organics that may pass though
the membrane, producing laboratory grade water with > 17 Meg Ohm /
cm2 resistivity. The
DI
160
DI system comes
equipped with a water purity monitor which measures
the electrical conductivity of water and indicates when the value is
above or below an internally set level. In general the purer the water,
the lower the electrical
conductivity. This association is used to gauge
the relative performance of the RO/DI system removing contaminants from
the water. While this does not detect the presence of silica or organic
contaminants, it can be used to imply the level of TDS [Total dissolved
solids] contained as
disassociated
ionic species in the water. A greater
concentration of TDS results in higher
electrical conductivity for
water. , a user can determine when the performance of the System has
degraded to a point where replacement of the membrane and or de
ionization cartridge is required. Each
system also has a 3 way valve for bypassing the DI membrane filter when
water of RO quality is required . An auto shut off float valve is built
into the system so that as soon as any reservoir is filled the system
will shut down. Console Systems with Sinks and Faucets, RO Systems, Larger
Pumped DI Systems are available.
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