RO/UF/EDI System
LibertyCES has documented RO/UF/EDI System in 6 industries, including Municipal Water, Semiconductor and Pharmaceutical. Chemical compatibility is documented for 4 chemical families, including Salts/Brines, Acids and Caustics/Bases. Documented models include AXEON Solo-Series, BWRO and AXEON EDI-Series. Send James the fluid, concentration, temperature and flow for a free spec review.
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Municipal Water
Multi-source documentedMunicipal drinking water explicitly named application.
Semiconductor
Multi-source documentedSemiconductor production and UPW (ultrapure water) explicitly named.
Pharmaceutical
Multi-source documentedPharmaceutical explicitly named application sector.
Food & Beverage
Manufacturer-documentedFood and beverage ingredient water explicitly named application.
Desalination
Multi-source documentedDesalination explicitly named application sector across multiple vendors.
Hydroponics/Aquaponics
Manufacturer-documentedHydroponics explicitly named application sector.
Chemical compatibility
Salts/Brines
Multi-source documentedAntiscalant dosing for RO membrane scale protection confirmed across multiple AXEON product lines; Epiphene offers a chemical-free physical alternative/complement.
Acids
Multi-source documentedCIP-Series foulant-to-cleaning-chemical reference table maps inorganic scale to acid/citric/HCl cleaning.
Caustics/Bases
Multi-source documentedOrganic fouling maps to alkaline/NaOH cleaning per AXEON's CIP reference table.
Oxidizers/Disinfectants
Manufacturer-documentedUV protects against chlorine-resistant parasites; membrane systems require upstream de-chlorination protection.
RO/UF/EDI System: models in the LibertyCES catalog
3 models across 3 product lines from 1 manufacturer.
| Model / line | Manufacturer | Type | Size / capacity / flow | Pressure | Temperature | Wetted material | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ultrapure Water Systems EDI-Series | AXEON | Electrodeionization System | 7 gpm | - | AXEON Water Technologies — Reverse Osmosis / Membrane Systems | ||
| Deionization Systems Continuous EDI (CEDI) | AXEON | Electrodeionization System | - | - | AXEON Water Technologies — Filtration, Ion Exchange, Disinfection & Injection Systems | ||
| Electrodeionization Systems EDI-Series | AXEON | Electrodeionization System | 7 gpm | patented Excellion membrane/aluminum skid | AXEON Water Technologies — Filtration, Ion Exchange, Disinfection & Injection Systems |
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Technical guides for RO/UF/EDI System
Frequently Asked Questions
What industries use RO/UF/EDI System?
LibertyCES has documented RO/UF/EDI System specified across 6 sector applications, including Municipal Water, Semiconductor, Pharmaceutical and Food & Beverage.
How is RO/UF/EDI System used in Municipal Water?
Municipal drinking water explicitly named application. — examples include AXEON Solo-Series, BWRO. This is well-documented in LibertyCES's field data.
Can RO/UF/EDI System handle Salts/Brines?
Antiscalant dosing for RO membrane scale protection confirmed across multiple AXEON product lines; Epiphene offers a chemical-free physical alternative/complement. Materials to confirm: Duplex stainless steel (SWRO axial piston pump), FRP, 316L. Specific chemicals include Antiscalant (scale-forming salts, calcium carbonate).
Which chemicals can RO/UF/EDI System handle?
LibertyCES has documented chemical compatibility records for RO/UF/EDI System across 4 chemical families, including Salts/Brines, Acids, Caustics/Bases, Oxidizers/Disinfectants.
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