High Purity Deionized Water Skids

Our high purity deionized water skids, are compact, pre-engineered systems designed to produce highly purified water with extremely low levels of impurities and ions. These skids are commonly used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, electronics manufacturing, laboratories, and power generation, where a reliable and consistent supply of high-quality water is essential.

Key components and features found in our high purity deionized water skids:

1. Pre-Treatment: The skid often includes pre-treatment components to remove particulate matter, organic compounds, and certain minerals from the feed water. This may involve processes such as multimedia filtration, activated carbon filtration, and water softening to protect downstream equipment and enhance the efficiency of subsequent purification steps.
2. Reverse Osmosis (RO): Reverse osmosis is a crucial step in high purity water production. The skid incorporates RO membranes that separate water molecules from dissolved ions and impurities, producing a purified water stream. RO effectively removes various contaminants, including dissolved solids, salts, bacteria, and organic compounds.
3. Ion Exchange: After the RO process, ion exchange technologies are employed to further purify the water. This step involves passing the water through resin beds that exchange undesirable ions, such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, and trace metals, with hydrogen (H+) and hydroxide (OH-) ions, resulting in deionized water with minimal conductivity.
4. Degassing: Some high purity water skids include degassing units to remove dissolved gases, such as carbon dioxide and oxygen, which can affect the water quality and stability. Vacuum degassing or membrane degassing techniques are commonly used to eliminate these gases and reduce the potential for corrosion or scaling in downstream applications.
5. Polishing Filters: To ensure the highest level of purity, polishing filters are often installed as the final step in the water purification process. These filters are designed to remove any remaining fine particles, colloids, or microorganisms, further improving the water quality before it is collected or distributed.
6. Control System: The skid is typically equipped with a control panel or system that monitors and regulates the water treatment process. It may include sensors, flow meters, pressure gauges, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to ensure proper operation, system protection, and efficient use of resources.
7. Skid Design and Compactness: High purity water skids are designed to be compact, modular, and easily integrated into existing facilities. They are often built on a skid or frame, allowing for simplified installation, mobility, and flexibility in terms of capacity and location.
8. Validation and Compliance: Systems for producing high purity water often need to meet stringent quality standards and regulatory requirements, such as Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) or ISO certifications. Skids may be designed and manufactured to comply with these standards and can include features such as documentation, validation protocols, and quality assurance measures.

High purity deionized water skids provide a reliable and continuous supply of purified water for critical applications that demand stringent water quality specifications. The specific configuration and components of these skids may vary depending on the required water purity, flow rate, and the specific needs of the industry or application.