Various adsorbents can release boron through regeneration treatment, making them reusable!
Our company proposes an adsorption method using boron adsorbents suitable for advanced treatment as a way to handle boron. We offer three types of cerium-based boron adsorbents: "READ-B," "READ-B(MC)," and "READ-B(LC)." These adsorbents are classified according to their applications and purposes, such as for high-concentration wastewater, low-concentration wastewater, and drinking water, allowing us to recommend the most suitable adsorbent for each case. 【Product Lineup】 ■READ-B ■READ-B(MC) ■READ-B(LC) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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**Characteristics of Each Adsorbent** - READ-B(MC) and READ-B(LC) are suitable for low to medium concentration treatment, while READ-B is suitable for medium to high concentration treatment. - READ-B(MC) and READ-B(LC) have high selectivity for boron due to being chelating resins, and are less affected by interfering components. - The adsorbed boron can be recovered as a high-concentration boron solution by desorption treatment using acids or alkalis. - The desorbed boron can be recovered as sodium borate, a valuable material, by implementing a treatment system (though this may not be possible depending on the properties of the regenerated waste liquid). - READ-B and READ-B(LC) can be used for beverage applications. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*
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Nihonkai Water Co., Ltd. has been delivering safe and reliable salt to everyone for many years as a leading company in the salt industry. Building on the "technological capabilities" and commitment to "manufacturing" cultivated through salt production, which is a blessing from the sea, we are expanding our business into various fields such as the environment, food, and agriculture, utilizing the infinite resources of seawater. Please feel free to contact us if you have any inquiries.