Water Softeners
Industrial
Water Equipment Limited Ireland Water Softeners
With Ireland having naturally hard water in most areas
industrial water equipment limited Ireland have the infrastructure
in place to assist you with all your water softener requirements
from full water softening packages to spares kits for
existing water softeners.
Industrial water equipment limited manufacture,
install and service all major types of water softener,
Our standard water softener range including simplex water
softeners and duplex water softeners can be viewed on
purchased online.
Industrial water equipment also offer a
bespoke water softener range to cope with any of our customers
requirements. These water softeners include simplex water
softeners, duplex water softeners and triplex water softeners.
All our bespoke water softeners are factory
tested.
We can skid mount any of our water softening units on
stainless steel, epoxy coated mild steel or polypropylene
skids.
Our water softening pressure vessels are
available in GRP, Stainless steel or mild steel with pipe
work manifolds manufactured from ABS, PVC , Stainless
steel or mild steel.
If you would like to technical information
on our water softeners please click on the technical library
link or if you have any specific questions feel free to
contact or sales department.
Industrial Water equipment limited also
hold all spares for our water softeners which can be viewed
online via the siata control valve link or the fleck control
valve link.
All softeners are available with salt saturating
systems and bulk salt saturating systems.
WHAT IS SOFT WATER
Whilst the meaning of hardness is generally
understood, the term ‘soft water’ is often
subject to confusion. Soft waters are those which contain
less than about 20 p.p. m. Ca2+ and Mg2+, and in many
areas of Great Britain, such as the hilly regions of Wales
and Scotland, these soft waters have very low total dissolved
solids: indeed, the total of all ions may be below 50
p.p.m. As a result, it is not uncommon to find among non-technical
water users in industry, a belief that all soft water,
including those artificially softened, have a low mineral
content. The misconception that ion exchange softening
gives results equivalent to those of distillation is still
not unknown; and it is fairly common experience for a
water treatment contractor to be asked to supply a softener,
when a brief study of the proposed use of water shows
that complete demineralising, that is, removal of all
dissolved salts, is required.
A water may, therefore, be soft, while still
containing considerable concentrations of dissolved salts.
Well waters in low-lying areas near to the sea often of
this type, owing to ingress of seawater through porous
rock. Waters containing a preponderance of sodium bicarbonate
are also not uncommon in some countries. Equally, a water
containing low total solids consisting largely of calcium
salts, which is soft by ordinary standards, will be hard
from the point view of ion exchange reactions, since the
cation resin on exhaustion will be almost fully loaded
with calcium. The concept of hardness should always be
perceived as separate from that of total mineral content.
The term ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ is
used to indicate the presence or absence of calcium and
magnesium ions. Where a broad indication of total dissolved
solids is required, the convenient expressions ‘thin’
and ‘thick’ waters are used to indicate values
of less than 100p.p.m. and greater than 300p.p.m., respectively.
Industrial Water Equipment Ltd
2nd Floor, 13 Upper Baggot Street, Dublin 4, Ireland
TEL: + 00 353 14428670
info@industrialwaterequipment.ie
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124 / 126, North Parade, Matlock Bath,
Derbyshire, DE4 3NS
TEL: +44 (0) 1629 580468
FAX: +44 (0)1629 501055
info@industrialwaterequipment.co.uk
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