In DM plant, If pH in anion outlet is 7.2 and Mixed bed pH is
6.2, wat could be the reason.
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Answer / raj kumar
mixd bed has the mixture of resin as strong base anion and
strong acid cation. so due to presence of acid cation ph is
reduced
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Answer / amrut maisuria
why water passes first in SAC and then SBA ?
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Answer / a n jha
it seems ratio of cation and anion resin quantity are not in
balance.if the cation resin is more than anion resin,ph of
dm water shall go less than 7 i.e. it will be acidic in nature.
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Answer / nitesh raghuwanshi
When water passed from SBA AND COMES IN MB , MB CATCH SOME MORE ION THAT WHY WE GET LESS PH & LESS CONDUCTIVITY , LESS SILICA Water . Another reason in MB IN TOP ANION RISEN IN BOTTAM CATION RISEN SO WHEN WATER COMS IN MB FIRST ITS ALKALI BECAUSE OF ANION RISEN AFTER ITS ACIDIC FOR CATION RISEN.
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Answer / shaik.subhani
dm plant heart of the mb this meaning mixed bed first of all
sac out let water is coming now mbvessul top side anion
reesin bottom side cation resin water is comming anion that
is the high ph water converted to low ph
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Answer / alok behera
In Mb, cation resin release H+ ion, and Anion resin released OH ion. That means H+ and OH- ion. So that is pure water. Normally pure water ph is 6.2 to 7.5. So mixed bed ph decrese.
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Answer / amit katiyar
Mixed bed is used only for polishing of impurities which is remain or slippagefrom SBA like sio2 sodium act due to it lower size and shape. mixed bed contains both resin cation and anion so here remained inpurities are exchanged and pure water gained that means lower in ph conductivity and silica act.
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