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Sources of Water Impurities for Industrial Plants

Agape Water Solutions, Inc., is a provider of water treatment equipment for industrial purposes, purifying water to to optimize manufacturing highest quality products. Consulting with a company like Agape Water Systems can be useful to put a long-term plan in place that protects industrial plants and the environment.Water impurities can come in several forms. City Water, Well Water occasionally surface or waste water each contain solids suspended or dissolved within it. Surface water picks up large quantities of silt and biological materials like leaves. The amount of materials present in the water may change often due to rain, floods, drought, and other natural events. On the other hand, groundwater is filtered through many layers of earth and arrives with very little biological material or silt. Instead, the concern is that the water may be high in dissolved minerals. Since water can dissolve any substance, it will contains ions from the ground, raincloud to the industrial plant. These dissolved substances can corrode boilers, contaiminate products made by manufacturers, or even contaminate pharmaceutical products.Agape Water Solutions, Inc. engineers high purity industrial grade water systems based upon the source of the feed water and product water requirements specific to each installation.

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Agape Water Solutions, Inc., is a manufacturer and designer of industrial water treatment systems.  Agape Water Solutions stresses quality customer service, environmental friendliness, and cost effectiveness in its products and services. Founded in 2005 and located in Harleysville, Pennsylvania, the company is a leader in water purification systems. Agape Water Solutions is the North American Master Service Provider for Ionpure, a manufacturer of electrodeionization modules. Electrodeionization is the process by which electricity is used to purify water by recharging ion exchange resin without using hazardous chemicals or acids. Agape Water Solutions collaborates with other suppliers of water treatment equipment to incorporate Ionpure’s equipment into the end user’s system. Agape Water Solutions produces power supply controls for deionization modules, which allows for individual regulation, less downtime, and increased cost control and performance.

Aside from its work on electrodeionization modules, Agape Water Solutions designs and manufactures quality products equipped to perform water filtration, dechlorination, and reverse osmosis.  Reverse Osmosis systems purify feed water with pressure and membranes for bulk demineralization. The company also provides integrated system design in order to make sure that any purification system meets a client’s custom requirements. Agape Water Solutions has an experienced and professional maintenance team that can perform new equipment installation, system performance testing, onsite operator training, and resolve equipment issues. The company primarily works with power plants, industrial plants, electronics manufacturers, laboratories and pharmaceutical companies to develop highly purified water treatment systems. To enhance troubleshooting, Agape Water Solutions provides remote monitoring systems so the company and the customer can more quickly resolve potential problems. To learn more about the services provided by Agape Water Solutions, please visit the company’s website at www.agapewater.com.

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Agape Water Solutions, Inc., is an experienced provider of industrial water treatment services and products. As a service to its numerous customers, Agape Water Solution’s technical staff maintains expertise in several support issues, especially the regular maintenance of reverse osmosis membranes and equipment. Among these considerations is the need to remove chlorine from water undergoing treatment because chlorine can damage the membrane materials. Two traditional, methods to de-chlorinate water are the use of granulated active carbon (GAC) and the addition of sodium bisulfite. Each of these methods has a downside. The application of GAC, while edependable, accelerates unwanted bio-growth on filter membranes. Sodium bisulfite chemical dechlorination can be difficult since zero levels of residual chlorine is required. Significant overdosing of sulfite can lead to bacetria growth. A third option, de-chlorination with ultra-violet light poses none of these potential hazards. UV chlorine destruction offers some added benefits as an alternative. Because the dosages of UV light used in industrial de-chlorination are up to 20 times stronger than what is used to disinfect water for other purposes, the resultant treated water contains almost no microbial contaminants. The UV treatment process also significantly reduces the concentration of trace pharmaceuticals and pesticides, without affecting the pH, odor, color, or taste of the end product. For more complete information on de-chlorination alternatives, it is suggested that clients contact the company’s technical staff at www.agapewater.com.

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Agape Water Solutions, Inc. is committed to environmental responsibility and customer satisfaction. Agape Water is quickly developing into one of the leading providers of high purity industrial water treatment. The expert staff at Agape Water Solutions has special knowledge of membrane systems such as electrodeionization (EDI). This experience has helped the company rise to the top of its field. EDI, also know as CEDI (continuous electrodeionization) was a relative obscurity as little as 20 years ago, but has revolutionized the water treatment industry. Companies once dependent on processes that yielded harsh chemicals are now able to utilize EDI in their water treatment process. This is a cleaner, safer, and far more eco-friendly choice. EDI eliminates the need inherent in former systems to handle and dispose of caustic and hazardous waste materials. The electrodeionization process, which involves electricity to regenerate ion exchange resin by splitting water molecules between positive and negative electrodes, is a tidy alternative to chemical treatments like mixed-bed resin regeneration. Businesses that provide EDI services help to diminish the negative impact of industry on the environment and save money while doing it.

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Agape Water Solutions, Inc. provides industrial water treatment treatment systems with efficient, custom integrated designs and customer friendly technical support. With unparalleled knowledge and a great deal of membrane technology experience, Agape Water Solutions, Inc. is able to supply power plants, electronic manufacturers, pharmaceutical and industrial plants with systems meeting their specific needs. Membranes are semipermeable materials used to purify water. The type and structure of the membrane varies and allows Agape Water to specifically select the type of membrane that will optimize performance at each plant. Ultrafiltration and Microfilration are used for separating suspended solids, color and some organics from the feed water. Nanofiltration and Reverse Osmosis are used for removing dissolved solids as well as organics. Electrodeionization is used to remove dissolved impurities that reverse osmosis can not. Visit http://www.agapewater.com for more information

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Agape Water Solutions is a firm dedicated to helping commercial clients with their clean water needs. Agape Water delivers a high professional standard of dechlorination methods. Chlorination is a popular way for municipalities and other institutions to reduce the concentration of harmful microbiological agents in the water supply. There are a diverse range of technologies used to protect chlorine-sensitive components such as ion exchange resin and membranes. The presence of chlorine results in unwanted oxidation or breakdown due to chemical reactions. To address chlorine removal, experts have developed effective methods of water dechlorination. The two most prominent methods are the use of granular activated carbon (GAC) filters and the introduction of sodium bisulfite, a neutralizing chemical. The carbon filter solution is especially effective for pharmaceutical and beverage production facilities, but its drawbacks include issues with bacterial growth inside the GAC filter and organic leaching. Sodium bisulfite, on the other hand, benefits many users but has its own downsides, especially if the operators are not mindful of the process. For more information about dechlorination and other water purification processes, visit the Agape Water Solutions website at www.agapewater.com.

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Agape Water Solutions provides electrodeionization products for water treatment companies and end users. Also known as EDI, the process is one of Agape Water Solutions’ main technologies and is headed by world-renowned expert Jeffrey Tate. Electrodeionization sounds extremely complicated, but the process is easy to operate. EDI is a process that removes ionized contaminants from liquids without using harsh chemicals. An electrical charge attracts ionized materials (including both positive and negatively charged). EDI also continuously removed the contaminants out of the system. Unlike traditional ionization technologies, EDI allows ionized materials to drain constantly rather than accumulating on ion exchange resin. This allows demineralization to occur more smoothly without the need for frequent system chemical treatment. Electrodeionization typically requires a pre-treatment of reverse osmosis and combines ion exchange with electro dialysis technology. Patented in 1953, the idea is an extrapolation on the idea of deionization. The first EDI systems appeared in 1987, and the industry is on the cutting-edge of water treatment today. Learn more at www.agapewater.com