Macroporous Chelating Ion Exchange Resin PE-F for Water Treatment

• Customization: Available
• Acid-Base Property: Alkaline Surface Disposal Agent
• Environmental Protection: Yes
• Model NO.: PE-F
• Color: White
• Appearance: Granulars
• Type: Water Treatment Chemical
• Transport Package: Pallet
• Specification: 25liter/bag, 1cu. ft/bag
• Trademark: Extrepure
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3914000000
• Production Capacity: 60000cubic Meter Per Year

Product Description

Hot Sale Macroporous Chelating Ion Exchange Resin PE-F Remove Fluorine

1. Description

"EXTREPURE" brand  PE-F is a special macroporous resin for removing fluoride ions in aqueous solution. It is a resin of crosslinked polystyrene copolymer structure with fluoride selective functional groups. Compared with ordinary aluminum-based fluorine removal resin, it is suitable for fluorine removal in acidic environment, and has incomparable fluorine adsorption capacity in a certain pH range. Another big advantage is alkali regeneration, which greatly reduces the cost of regeneration agent.

2.Typical Physical and Chemical Properties:

 

Appearance	White or pale yellow globular particles
Polymer structure	Styrene-DVB
Type	chelate resin
Ionic type	FB
Water content%	48-58
Volume exchange capacity (mg-F /mL)	≥8
Visual density of g/ml	0.69~ 0.75
True density g/ml	1.15 ~ 1.25
Granularity (0.315-1.25mm)%	≥95
Effective particle size is mm	0.315 - 1.25
The uniform coefficient	≤1.60
Round ball rate after grinding	≥90

3.Reference indexes in using 
 

pH range	6-8.5
The bed is m high	1.0 - 3.0
Regeneration level of g/mol	180

 

Reator concentration%	8.5
Reagent flow m/h	5
Reagent temperature ºC	Standard temperature
Reator exposure time min	> 30
Switexchange flow rate m/h	3-6 exchange time For 20-30 min
Flulush flow m/h	20 - 30
Flushing time was min	15 -20
Operating flow m/h	m/h 15-40

4. Application
 

Pe-F is used to remove F ion in drinking water and industrial wastewater. The operation data proves that the treated wastewater can meet the fluorine content required by the Ministry of Environmental Protection and meet the discharge requirements.