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Localité:
-
Prix de commande minimale:
Commande minimale:
1 Liter
Packaging Detail:
25L per bag
Delivery Time:
shipping
Supplying Ability:
10 Short Ton per Month
Payment Type:
T/T, L/C
Personne àcontacter Ms. Ivey
Chaoyang, Fuqing, Shanghai
**1x8 Styrene series Gel Strong Acid
Cation Exchange Resin
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1. Description
**1×8 is a high purity premium grade ,high capacity, gelular, sulfonated, polystyrene cation resin supplied in the sodium or hydrogen form as moist, tough, uniform, spherical beads. **1×8 is intended for use in all water softening, dealkalization, deionization and chemical processing applications.
2.Typical Physical and Chemical Properties:
Items
Specification
Polymer Matrix Structure
Crosslinked Polystyrene Divinylbenzene
Physical Form and Appearance
Brown yellow to buown grey color beads
Functional Groups
R-SO3¯
Ionic Form ,as shipped
Na+
Total Capacity, Na+ form, wet, volumetric
≥2.0 eq/l min
Moisture Retention, Na+ form
****8%
Particle Size Range
0.3mm*1.2mm
<**0 µm (max.)
1%
Uniformity Coefficient (max.)
1.6
effective size
0.**0.7mm
Reversible Swelling
Na+ → H+ (max.)
8%
Ca2+→Na+(max.)
4%
Shipping Weight (approx.)
**0 ***0g/l
Specific Gravity, moist Na+ Form
1.*9
Temperature Limit
**0°C (**0 °F)
pH Range, Stability
0 - *4
3.Suggested Operating Condition
Maximum Temperature
Na+ Form
**0°C (**8oF) max.
H+ Form
**0°C (**2oF) max.
Backwash Rate
*5 to *0% Bed Expansion
Regenerant Concentration
Hydrogen Cycle
3% HCl or 2 to 3% H2SO4
Sodium Cycle
6% to 8% NaCl or 3% NaOH
Regenerant dosage
HC1 or H2SO4
HC1 or H2SO4 volume:resin volume =3:1
NaCl
NaClvolume:resin volume =2:1
NaOH
NaOHvolume:resin volume =3:1
Regenerant Flow Rate
2 to 4 BV/h
Regenerant contact Time
At least *0 minutes
Service Flow Rate
****5m/h
4.Applications
It is used in water softening applicationsand Demineralization，good kinetic performance across a wide range of operating conditions while offering excellent chemical and physical stability.
