GDemi Demineralizers

Demineralization is a chemical-physical process aimed at the total or partial elimination of salts dissolved in water.
Water, thanks to its very high heat transport capacity, is frequently used for the transmission of energy in the form of heat.
This involves the supply of thermal energy to the water, and possibly a change in physical state. In these phases, the separation of salts dissolved in the water itself can occur, which then precipitate and settle on the surfaces.
Since particles deposited on surfaces reduce heat exchange, it is necessary to avoid precipitation. The most complete method is the removal of dissolved salts before heating, i.e. demineralization.

Resins for water demineralization

Demineralization using ion exchange resins is a water purification technology that removes dissolved ions from water and replaces them with other ions of the same or similar electrical charge to produce demineralized water.
The spent resins of GDemi demineralizers can be regenerated, that is, their original shape and effectiveness can be restored.

GAutostill Distillers

Distilled water
Distilled water is water almost completely free of impurities (including microorganisms, mineral salts and dissolved gases) that is obtained through a distillation process.

It also has a lower electrical conductivity than the starting water, due to a lower concentration of ions within it.