Water purification process

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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210637, 210638, 210641, 210669, 210694, 210137, 2102572, 210259, 210266, 210900, C02F 900

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048082872

ABSTRACT:
Potable water from a municipal water supply is treated to remove suspended solids, organic and inorganic dissolved solids, dissolved carbon dioxide gas and metal contaminants so as to produce ultra-pure water in the 16 megohm-cm.sup.3 and greater range. The process involves prefilteration of the water; activated carbon filtration; secondary guard filtration; double reverse osmosis treatment of the water. The process further involves the use of either an anion exchange or electrodialysis unit to remove further impurities from the water. A method for recycling part of the discharged water is also provided.

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