Description
Electrodeionization: Fundamentals, Methods and Applications explains the latest developments in research on ion exchange membranes, wastewater zero discharge based on ion exchange membranes, membrane capacitive deionization, membrane free and resin wafer electrodeionization cells. Electrodeionization is a fully advanced ion exchange method that combines ion exchange, electrodialysis, and elusion procedures for metal particle removal from wastewater. Gaining popularity due to the lack of chemicals required for resin regeneration and the production of high purity water, this cost-effective method efficiently assists in ion removal and recovery. The technology is suitable for a wide range of applications including desalination, water and wastewater treatment, extraction of high-value products, concentrating and purifying operations, and energy savings, and as such will be of interest to researchers and students working on these areas as well as those in chemicals manufacture, energy generation and storage.- Covers the continuous electrodeionization working principle- Includes multiple applications of electrodeionization- Provides updates on resin-wafer, membrane-free and electrostatically shielded electrodeionization
Table of Contents
1. Introduction2. Technology overview of electrodeionization3. Configuration and mechanism of electrodeionization module4. Construction of Electrodeionization5. Application and comparison of Electrodeionization6. Heavy metal ions removal7. Electrodeionization in Desalination and Water-softening8. Production of high pure water using Electrodeionization9. Advances future scope in Electrodeionization10. Economics and environmental aspects of the EDI technique
