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Mixed Bed Unit Systems

H2OMSPL offers mixed bed unit that remove dissolved salts from the water. TDS < 1 PPM is achieved at the outlet of the system. It requires an RO or de mineralization system as pretreatment. Our mixed bed unit consists of an Anion and Cation exchange, both in the same unit, thus providing higher-quality permeate at the outlet. HCl and NaOH are both used to regenerate the mixed bed unit after exhaustion of OBR. Mixed bed units require RO or De-mineralization system as pre-treatment. 

H2OMSPL provides a mixed bed unit in various sizes, depending on feed water conditions and capacity.

Applications

The mixed bed unit has vast applications due to its effectiveness and low maintenance costs. It is extensively used for industrial and pharmaceutical applications,

H2OMSPL provides mixed bed units in a range of sizes and metallurgies, including FRP, MS-EP, MS-FRP, MS-RL, SS 304, SS 304L, and SS 316, allowing each system to be tailored to specific client and process needs.

Note:  Filtration performance depends on the quality of the feed water, and dosing a suitable coagulant can further improve its effectiveness.

Name Capacity (LPH)
MBU-0500F-M/A 500
MBU-1000-M/A 1000
MBU-2000-M/A 2000
MBU-3000-M/A 3000
MBU-5000-M/A 5000
MBU-7500-M/A 7500
MBU-10000-M/A 10000

Frequently Asked Questions

A mixed bed unit is a high-purity water treatment system that combines both cation and anion exchange resins inside a single vessel. Both resins work together simultaneously to remove dissolved ionic contaminants from water in one pass, achieving a TDS output of below 1 PPM at the outlet. H2OMSPL's mixed bed units operate at a working pressure of 2.5 to 3.5 bar and are available in capacities ranging from 500 LPH to 10,000 LPH, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial and pharmaceutical applications.

A mixed bed unit works best when the incoming feed water has already been treated upstream. H2OMSPL recommends using either a Reverse Osmosis system or a demineralization plant as pre-treatment before the mixed bed unit. This protects the resin from premature exhaustion, reduces the frequency of regeneration cycles, and ensures the system consistently delivers ultra-pure water with TDS below 1 PPM at the outlet. Proper pre-treatment also contributes to lower maintenance costs and a longer operational life for the mixed bed unit overall.

Over time, the resin inside a mixed bed unit becomes saturated and loses its ability to remove ions effectively. When that happens, regeneration is required. The cation resin is restored using hydrochloric acid, and the anion resin is regenerated using sodium hydroxide. H2OMSPL's mixed bed units come fitted with dedicated Acid Measuring Tanks and Caustic Dilution Tanks to manage this process safely on-site. Feed water can also be used directly for rinsing after regeneration, which cuts down on water wastage and helps keep operating costs low.

Mixed bed units are used across industries where ultra-pure water is a critical process requirement. Pharmaceutical manufacturers rely on them to meet strict water purity standards for formulation and production. Power plants use them for high-purity boiler feed water to prevent corrosion and scaling. Electronics manufacturers, chemical processors, and laboratory facilities also depend on mixed bed units where consistent water quality below 1 PPM TDS is essential. H2OMSPL provides mixed bed units in vessel materials including FRP, SS 304, SS 304L, and SS 316 to suit specific process and compliance needs.

H2OMSPL's mixed bed units are designed with practical, day-to-day operation in mind. The system is built for easy operation through either manual or automatic valve configurations, depending on your facility's preference. A conductivity indicator is included as standard, allowing operators to monitor output water quality in real time without needing additional instrumentation. Maintenance costs are kept low by design, and feed water can be used directly for rinsing during regeneration, reducing overall water wastage. The units are available in multiple sizes and vessel materials to match specific process and capacity requirements.

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