A Deionization (DI) Plant, also known as a Demineralization Plant, is an essential component of water treatment systems.

It employs a combination of ion exchange resins to remove nearly all ionic impurities from water, resulting in high-purity, deionized water.

The process involves two resin beds – a cation exchange resin bed to remove positively charged ions like calcium and magnesium, and an anion exchange resin bed to eliminate negatively charged ions such as sulfates and chlorides.

As a result, the DI plant produces water that is extremely pure and devoid of minerals and ions.

This high-purity water is invaluable in industries like pharmaceuticals, electronics, and laboratories, where precise water quality is paramount for processes and equipment.