Skid Mounted Softener & Dealkalizer System with Automatic Aquamatic Multiport Value Exteriors & Free Standing Control Panel.

Weak Acid Hardness Reduction Process
This process for reducing hardness in a water without adding sodium is accomplished with a weak acid cation exchanger in the hydrogen form which converts hardness associated with alkalinity to carbon dioxide and water. The carbon dioxide is removed by a forced draft decarbonator, which uses air to strip the carbon dioxide. A slight amount of caustic will increase the pH to the desired level.

For this treatment technology to be applied, the hardness and alkalinity must be present in the correct ratio. Since only the temporary hardness (or the hardness associated with alkalinity) is removed, the water to be treated must have a sufficient amount of alkalinity in order to achieve the desired treated water hardness level.