Demineralisation (DM) Plants
Ion-exchange treatment for low-mineral process and utility water.

Demineralisation treatment
Demineralisation uses ion-exchange resins in a selected configuration to reduce ionic contaminants. A two-bed train or polishing arrangement may suit particular quality requirements, depending on the feed and operating cycle.
- Configurations
- Two-bed, mixed-bed or tailored sequences
- Key output metric
- Conductivity or resistivity target
- Regeneration
- Reagents and settings confirmed at design stage
Applications
Treatment requirements differ by plant and water source.
Controlled process-water preparation
Water polishing following another treatment stage
Industrial applications requiring a defined conductivity
How the system is specified
A practical design process starts with data rather than fixed assumptions.
Review target conductivity and detailed feed analysis
Select resin arrangement and regeneration strategy
Specify chemical handling, safety and operating controls
Plan routine quality monitoring and maintenance
Final capacities, equipment configuration, recovery, chemical dosing and outlet-water specifications are defined during engineering review, not guaranteed by a generic catalogue range.
Discuss your water-treatment requirement
Send us your feed-water details, target quality and required capacity. Our team can review the brief.