pH control process and system

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Ion exchange or selective sorption

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210695, 210743, 210 961, 210196, 210202, 210251, C02F 900

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058854630

ABSTRACT:
A process for continuously controlling the pH value of an industrial process liquid removes impurities contained therein from the liquid and controls its pH value. If necessary, an aqueous solution having an acid or basic character is added. The purified process liquid having the desired acid or basic pH value is fed to the industrial process, maintaining the character of the aqueous solution constantly acid or basic by means of ion exchange resins and repeating the above steps. The system comprises a first tank (11) with a pH-meter (18) for the process liquid to be treated, a second tank (12) for the aqueous solution, pumps or the like (13,16) for recirculating the process liquid in the first tank (11) and supplying it to the industrial process and for recirculating the aqueous solution in the second tank (12), and a valve arrangement (20) for admitting to the first tank (11) the pH adjusting liquid to be added to the process liquid to be treated.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4274959 (1981-06-01), Roediger
patent: 4917806 (1990-04-01), Matsunaga et al.
patent: 5145585 (1992-09-01), Coke

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