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Capacity limitations of ion exchange columns

I WISH TO PUT UP A PLANT TO PRODUCE COLLOIDAL SILICA FOR WHICH I WOULD LIKE TO USE A RESIN COLUMN OF 4000 LITERS CAPACITY.I AM LITTLE CONFUSED WHETHER IT IS IT ALL RIGHT TO HAVE A SINGLE COLUMN OF THIS BIG CAPACITY.DOES ANYBODY KNOW IF RESIN COLUMN OF 4000 LITERS ARE COMMON OR NOT?

Pankaj shah
- baroda, India
2001

In my knowledge a 4000 litres exchange resin column is not an oversized one, provided you use proper pumps and water/liquid flow rate. You can find also bigger columns.

Best regards,

Francesco Cicchetti
- Sulmona, Italy
2001

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