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Mineral water
Water and Wastewater

Remineralisation

Water remineralisation through the injection of CO₂

Benefits of Using CO₂ for Water Remineralisation

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Self-buffering Capacity of the CO₂

CO₂ has the capacity to balance carbonates, bicarbonates and aqueous CO₂ content in water

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Safe Working Conditions

Automated addition of CO₂ for downstream pH control mitigates the need for strong acids

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Accurate pH Control

Using CO₂ prevents overdosing avoiding the potential of excessive acidification when using strong acids

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Simple Dosage System

The pH regulation system controls the amount of CO₂ injection via simple opening and closing of a solenoid valve

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Simple and Reliable Mixing Device

Injecting fine bubbles of CO₂ into the water flow, the system ensures full dissolution of the gas into the water

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Samy Sablayrolles
Samy Sablayrolles

Commercial Technology Water Solutions, Europe

What about water mineralisation with carbon dioxide?

The process of water mineralisation or remineralisation is a method of adjusting the minerality of the drinking water to the level recommended for consumer health. The recommended method is a combination of calcium and carbon dioxide injections to reach the necessary minerality level. That process is used where ground waters do not have a sufficiently concentration of minerals or as post treatment in the desalinisation processes.

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