Res-Kem is shipping the second of two condensate polishing systems to a leading private university in North Carolina next week. This is the second of two systems sold to this same university in the past year and a half. This system treats 400 gpm of dirty condensate.
To improve the ROI, through energy savings, this system is designed with a separate source of cold water for backwash, brine draw and slow rinse.
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| Res-Kem's Dual 54 inch Sodium Cycle Cycle Condensate Polishers |
To improve the ROI, through energy savings, this system is designed with a separate source of cold water for backwash, brine draw and slow rinse.
| What is the Res-Kem water treatment application? | Sodium cycle condensate polishing to remove iron and hardness |
| What are the operating conditions? | Flow: 400 gpm Pressure: 30-100 psi Temperature: 200F Continuous |
| What is the system configuration? | Dual tank, parallel operation 54” in diameter tanks |
| What ion exchange resin was used? | 47 cubic feet of Purolite C-150 highly cross-linked macroporous cation exchange resin in each tank |
| Materials of construction? | 316 SS ASME code with a 150 psig design pressure 316 SS Hub and Lateral 316 SS Subsurface Wash Distributor 316 SS Schedule 40 Welded face piping |
| Type of Valves and Actuators? | Bray McCannalok Series 41 with Series 93 pneumatic actuators with manual override |
| Special Features? | Subsurface wash Cold water used for separate source backwash, brine draw and slow rinse Condensate fast rinse 316 Stainless resin traps after each system |
Additional Information:
Listing of Condensate Polishers Built by Res-Kem
Online Catalog of Res-Kem Condensate Polishing Equipment
Condensate Polisher Technical Bulletin
Condensate Polisher Application Checklist
Purolite C-150 Technical Bulletin
For Technical Help From a Res-Kem Sales and Application Engineer
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