Pure Resin Co., Ltd.

Pure Resin Co., Ltd.

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Weak Base Anion Resin
PA300 Detailed Introduction

Product Description

Pure PA300 is a macroporous polystyrene weak-base anion exchange resin having tertiary amine functionality. Pure PA300 has superior kinetics and greater resistance to oxidation and osmotic shock, high chemical and physical stability.

Applications

Pure PA300 is intended primarily for use in multiple bed demineralizers. It can be used in a two- bed system following a strong acid cation exchanger such as Pure PC003 where weak acid ions (silica and carbon dioxide) do not have to be removed. Pure PA300 can also be used in a separate bed, ahead of the strong base exchanger to remove organics and strong acid ions.

PA300

Typical Physical & Chemical Characteristics

Polymer Matrix Structure

Macroporous Polystyrene with DVB

Functional Group

R-N-(CH3)2+

Ionic Form, as shipped

Free Base

Physical Form And Appearance

Spherical Beads

Sphericity

95% min.

Screen Size Range
--- U.S. Standard Screen

16-50 mesh, wet

Particle Size Range

+1.2 mm < 5%, -0.3 mm < 1%

Uniformity Coefficient

1.6 max.

Water Retention, Free Base

50-60%

Swelling Free Base → Cl- 

20-30%

Shipping Weight, Free Base 

650-720 g/l (42 lbs/cu.ft, approx.)

Total Exchange Capacity, Free Base

1.45 eq/l min.

pH Range

0-14

Suggested Operating Conditions

Maximum Temperature Free Base

80ºC (176ºF) max.

Minimum Bed Depth

0.6 m (24 inches)

Backwash Expansion

50-75% bed expansion

Regeneration
Regenerant Concentration
Flow Rate
Contact Time

 

2-6% NaOH
2 to 8 BV/h (0.25 to 1.0 gpm/cu.ft)
At least 60 Minutes

Displacement Rinse Rate

Same as Regenerant Flow Rate

Displacement Rinse Volume

10-15 gallons/cu.ft

Fast Rinse Rate

Same as Service Flow Rate

Fast Rinse Volume

35-60 gallons/cu.ft

Service Flow Rate

16-32 BV/h (2.0- 4.0 gpm/cu.ft)

Hydraulic Properties

 

 

Pressure Drop: The graph above shows the expected pressure loss per foot of bed depth as a function of flow rate at various temperatures.

Backwash: After each cycle the resin bed should be backwashed at a rate that expands the bed 50 to 75 percent. This will remove any foreign matter and reclassify the bed. The graph above shows the expansion characteristics of PA300.