Production of high purity water using reverse osmosis

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210641, 210651, 210900, B01D 6158

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ABSTRACT:
A process for purifying water by removing dissolved materials therefrom, the process capable of producing purified water having a resistivity in the range of 2 to 10 megohm-cm. The process comprises providing a water feed stream to be purified and adjusting the pH of the water feed stream to a basic water solution to drive the equilibrium of a first weakly ionized material to become ionized in the basic solution. The basic water solution is introduced to a high pressure side of a first reverse osmosis membrane module and water is passed through the first reverse osmosis membrane to provide a first retentate having ions therein from the first weakly ionized material concentrated therein and a first permeate depleted in ions from the first weakly ionized material. The pH of the first permeate is adjusted to an acidic water solution to drive the equilibrium of a second weakly ionized material to become ionized in an acidic solution. The acidic water solution is transferred to the high pressure side of a second reverse osmosis membrane and the acidic water solution is purified by passing at least a portion thereof through the second reverse osmosis membrane to provide a second retentate containing ions of the second weakly ionized material ionized in the acidic solution and provide a second permeate depleted in the ions from the second weakly ionized material, the second permeate having a resistivity in the range of 1 to greater than 10 megohm-cm.

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