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Overview of Industrial Water Softening

Water often cannot be used in industrial processes without being softened first. Here we cover what is involved in the water softening process.

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Overview of Industrial Water Softening

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  1. Overview of Industrial Water Softening

  2. Water Softening Overview Source water often cannot be used in industrial processes without being softened first. The process of softening includes: • Removing dissolved contaminants, such as: • Calcium Carbonate • Magnesium Carbonate

  3. How the Softening Process Works • Calcium, magnesium and other dissolved solids are filtered out of the water • Resin beds are rinsed with sodium-rich water in order to regenerate the beds 1 2 3 4 • Softened water flows out of the resin bed • Source water flows over a porous resin bed

  4. Softeners Designed to Last We create our industrial water softener systems to last, keeping your processes running smoothly and efficiently. All of our systems are: • Custom-sized for varying flow rates Designed for continuous operation during regeneration • Made with hassle-free maintenance in mind

  5. WaterProfessionals®can help determine the right water treatment process & combination of methods right for your application To discover more about industrial water softening, visit: How Industrial Water Softeners Work For assistance, contact us at: www.WaterProfessionals.com © 2019 Water Professionals® www.WaterProfessionals.com

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