200L/H Electrodeionization (EDI) Module Project Case

1. Case Basic Information

200LH Electrodeionization (EDI) Module Project Case

1.1 Company Overview

Hella Water Treatment Equipment Technology Co., Ltd. is a professional provider of small-scale ultra-pure water solutions, specializing in compact electrodeionization (EDI) modules for laboratory, medical, and small commercial applications. With expertise in advanced deionization technology, the company offers high-efficiency EDI modules that deliver ultra-pure water with resistivity up to 18 MΩ·cm. Its products comply with international quality standards and are widely integrated into RO/UF water purification systems, serving industries such as research laboratories, medical facilities, and precision electronics. For more EDI solutions, visit [edi].

1.2 Project Background

This project targets small-scale ultra-pure water needs (e.g., laboratory testing, small-batch production, or medical equipment cleaning) requiring deep deionization of pre-treated water. The 200L/H EDI module (Model: HL-EDICM-02T) features a compact design (70×50×110cm, 50KG) and single-phase low-voltage power supply (110V/60Hz), making it suitable for global applications and space-constrained environments. The module is equipped with a controller cabinet for pressure monitoring and automatic control, ensuring stable ultra-pure water output for sensitive applications.

1.3 Feed Water & Target Water Quality Data

Feed Water Requirements (Pre-Treated Water)

ParameterSpecification
Conductivity<50 μS/cm (optimal: <10 μS/cm)
Total Hardness (as CaCO₃)<1 mg/L (at 90% recovery)
Temperature5℃-40℃ (optimal: 10℃-35℃)
Oxidizers (e.g., Chlorine)Absent
pH6.5-8.5
Turbidity<0.1 NTU

Target Water Quality (Ultra-Pure Water)

ParameterStandard ValueUnitApplication Reference
ResistivityUp to 18 MΩ·cmMΩ·cmLaboratory/Medical
Conductivity<0.06 μS/cmμS/cm–
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)<1 ppmppm–
Total Organic Carbon (TOC)<10 ppbppb–
Silica (SiO₂)<10 ppbppb–

2. Core Pain Points and Requirements of the Project

200 Lh Electrodeionization (EDI) Module Ultra-Pure Water Project Case Study

2.1 Feed Water Pain Points

  • Residual Ions: Pre-treated RO/UF water still contains trace ions that limit water resistivity, failing to meet ultra-pure requirements for sensitive applications.
  • Hardness Sensitivity: Even low hardness (<1 mg/L) can cause scaling on EDI membranes at high recovery rates (85-95%).
  • Oxidizer Damage: EDI resins and membranes are vulnerable to oxidizers (e.g., chlorine), requiring complete removal from feed water.
  • Purity Instability: Fluctuations in feed water quality lead to inconsistent ultra-pure water output, affecting experimental or production reliability.

2.2 Project Operation Requirements

  • Production Capacity: 200-250 L/h of ultra-pure water, supporting continuous or intermittent operation.
  • Water Purity: Resistivity up to 18 MΩ·cm, meeting strict quality standards for laboratory and medical use.
  • Recovery Rate: 85-95% to optimize water utilization and reduce waste.
  • Power Supply: Single-phase 110V/60Hz for global compatibility and safe operation in laboratory environments.
  • Compact Design: Dimensions 70×50×110cm (50KG) for easy placement in laboratories or small workshops.
  • Durability: Corrosion-resistant materials (SUS304 frame, PVC pipeline) for long-term use.
  • Automation: Start-stop control linked to tank level switch; real-time pressure monitoring and fault alarms.

3. Hella Water Customized Solutions

Industrial 200 Lh EDI Module for Ultra-Pure Water System Project Case

3.1 Module Model and Core Configuration

Hella Water provides the HL-EDICM-02T 200L/H EDI Module, a compact, integrated deionization component designed for seamless integration into existing small-scale water purification systems. The detailed configuration is as follows:

No.Part NameDescription
1EDI Core Module200-250L purification module with anion-exchange membranes (AEM), cation-exchange membranes (CEM), and ion-exchange resins
2Power Supply SystemPower adapter, sensor wiring, and load wiring (110V single-phase/60Hz)
3Control CabinetPressure monitoring, relay control, and digital input module (EL1809)
4Piping & FramePVC pipeline (corrosion-resistant) + SUS304 frame (stable, durable support)
5Interface ComponentsStandard quick-connect fittings for easy integration with RO/UF systems

For more ultra-pure water systems, visit [ultrapure water system].

3.2 Key Technical Parameters of HL-EDICM-02T

ParameterSpecification
Ultra-Pure Water Output200-250 L/h
ResistivityUp to 18 MΩ·cm
Recovery Rate85-95%
Operating Voltage110V 60Hz single-phase
IP RatingIP20
Operating Temperature5℃-40℃
Operating Pressure0.2-0.5 MPa
Dimensions70×50×110cm
Weight50KG
I/O ModulesDigital Input (EL1809)
Control FunctionsTank level switch-linked start-stop, pressure monitoring
Frame MaterialSUS304
Piping MaterialPVC
Design Service Life7-10 years (resin regeneration-free)

3.3 Working Principle and System Integration

3.3.1 EDI Deionization Principle

  • The EDI module integrates AEM, CEM, and ion-exchange resins in a compact structure.
  • An electric field is applied to the module: cations pass through CEM to the concentrate stream, while anions pass through AEM to the concentrate stream.
  • Ion-exchange resins are continuously regenerated by the electric field, eliminating the need for chemical regeneration and reducing environmental impact.
  • Feed water is converted into ultra-pure water (permeate) and concentrated brine (rejected), with the permeate meeting high-resistivity requirements for sensitive applications.

3.3.2 Integration Process

Pre-Treated Water (RO/UF Effluent) → EDI Module (HL-EDICM-02T) → Ultra-Pure Water Storage Tank → Application (Laboratory/Medical/Cleaning)→ Concentrate Stream → Discharge/Treatment

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4. Project Effect Verification

4.1 Ultra-Pure Water Quality Test Results

ParameterFeed Water ValueProduced Water ValueRemoval Efficiency
Resistivity10 MΩ·cmUp to 18 MΩ·cm–
Conductivity10 μS/cm<0.06 μS/cm≥99.4%
TDS5 ppm<1 ppm≥80.0%
Total Hardness0.8 mg/LNot Detected100%
Silica (SiO₂)14 ppb<10 ppb≥28.6%

4.2 Module Operation Performance

  • Purity Stability: Continuous 48-hour operation shows resistivity fluctuation ≤±0.3 MΩ·cm, no ion leakage or quality degradation.
  • Compactness: Dimensions 70×50×110cm allow placement under laboratory benches or in small equipment rooms; installation completed within 1 hour.
  • Energy Efficiency: Low power consumption (adapted for 110V) and no chemical waste discharge, aligning with laboratory safety and environmental requirements.
  • Global Compatibility: 110V/60Hz power supply supports use in regions with low-voltage grids, ensuring wide application scope.
  • Durability: SUS304 frame and PVC pipeline withstand laboratory conditions; no corrosion or structural issues after 6-month operation.
  • Recovery Efficiency: Recovery rate reaches 91%, optimizing water utilization for cost savings in small-scale applications.

4.3 Compliance and Application

  • Standards Compliance: Meets ISO, ASTM, and medical laboratory ultra-pure water quality standards.
  • Case Validation: Successfully integrated into research laboratories, medical clinics, and small electronics workshops globally, with customer satisfaction ≥98%. For industrial water filtration solutions, visit [industrial water filtration].

5. Case Corresponding Product Quotation Description

5.1 Module Quotation (Estimated)

ItemModelQtyUnit Price (USD)Total Price (USD)Description
200L/H EDI ModuleHL-EDICM-02T14,2004,200Includes EDI core, power supply, control cabinet, piping, and SUS304 frame

5.2 Terms & Conditions (Estimated)

Term TypeDetails
Price InclusionsEDI module, control cabinet, power adapter, and installation accessories
Power Supply110V/60Hz single-phase (customizable for 220V/50Hz)
Payment TermT/T: 50% deposit for production, 50% balance paid before shipment
Lead Time15 days from receipt of deposit
Warranty24 months from delivery; free repair/replacement for non-human-induced failures
Installation & MaintenanceFree online technical support; on-site guidance available at additional cost
CustomizationAvailable for specific interface or power supply requirements (price/production time varies)

5.3 Annual Operating Cost (Estimated)

ItemSpecificationAnnual Cost (USD)
Electricity Consumption0.8kW × 5,000 hours/year × USD0.15/kWh~600
Routine Inspection & CalibrationProfessional laboratory equipment maintenance~300
Total Annual Operating Cost–~900

Note: No consumables required due to continuous resin regeneration by the electric field.


6. Common Questions (FAQ)

6.1 Installation and Integration

Q1: Can the module be used with small laboratory RO systems?A1: Yes. The module is designed with standard quick-connect fittings, compatible with most small-scale RO/UF systems as long as the feed water meets the specified conductivity, hardness, and oxidizer requirements.

Q2: What space and power conditions are required?A2: The module requires a flat surface of ≥0.8×0.6m and a 110V/60Hz power outlet. No complex wiring or civil engineering is needed.

6.2 Operation and Maintenance

Q1: Does the module require chemical regeneration?A1: No. The EDI module uses electric field regeneration of ion-exchange resins, eliminating the need for chemical agents and reducing operational complexity in laboratory environments.

Q2: How to monitor the module’s performance?A2: The integrated control cabinet includes pressure monitoring; we recommend adding an optional portable resistivity meter to periodically verify water purity (sold separately).

6.3 Warranty and Support

Q1: What is covered under the 24-month warranty?A1: Manufacturing defects in the EDI core, control cabinet, and power supply. Damage from improper installation or non-compliant feed water is excluded.

Q2: What should I do if resistivity drops below the required level?A2: Check feed water quality (conductivity, hardness, oxidizers) first; inspect pipeline connections for leaks or contamination; contact technical support for module performance testing if issues persist.

6.4 Performance and Compatibility

Q1: What is the impact of temperature on resistivity?A1: Optimal temperature is 10℃-35℃. Below 5℃, resistivity may decrease slightly; above 40℃, avoid operation to prevent module damage—laboratory temperature control typically meets this requirement.

Q2: Can the module operate intermittently for laboratory use?A2: Yes. The tank level switch-linked start-stop function is ideal for intermittent laboratory operation, with no adverse impact on module performance or resin lifespan.

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