As populations surge and industries expand, the demand for clean water is reaching unprecedented levels. However, the conventional approach in the industry, relying on single-use ion exchange resins, carries a substantial environmental cost. In the current linear model, significant quantities of virgin resources are consumed, greenhouse gases are emitted, and landfills bear the weight of discarded resins. However, with resin regeneration, there is potential for a more sustainable way forward. Resins revitalized – a greener horizon Resin regeneration is the process of rejuvenating exhausted water treatment resins, extending their lifespan,…
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