Softner system
Tikal water softener system is a specific type of ion exchange system designed to reduce water hardness by exchanging calcium and magnesium ions with sodium ions.
It utilizes a resin bed in a tank to perform the ion exchange, and the system is regenerated periodically to maintain its effectiveness.
Components and Processes
1- Resin Tank: Contains the ion exchange resin.
2- Brine Tank: Stores a solution of salt (sodium chloride) used for regeneration.
3- Control Valve: Manages the flow of water through the system and initiates regeneration.
Tikal Advantages
- Scale Prevention:
- Improved Soap Efficiency
Tikal Design Features:
Automatic Regeneration:
Water softeners often have automatic regeneration cycles based on water usage and hardness levels.
Salt-Based Process
Uses salt to create a brine solution for regeneration.
