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Storage and handling of ion exchange resin I
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Storage and handling of ion exchange resin I
Technical explanation
When the resin is transported, the particles must contain water to a wet state. However, excessive humidity will cause water leakage and water accumulation, which indirectly reduces resin preservation. It should be stored in a cool place and packed in plastic bags or placed in glass bottles to keep just the right amount of moisture. Particle freezing will not cause damage but repeated freezing and thawing should be avoided.
Dried resin particles may shrink and slide easily, but they will expand immediately when exposed to water, which may cause cracks. Dry particles can be pretreated with saturated saline, and then diluted to remove salt, but this method cannot completely avoid particles because Cracks caused by expansion. Particles treated with saline, such as non-sodium ion resins, should be regenerated with an appropriate regenerant. If the resin particles are accidentally leaked, they should be removed carefully, because the small particles of resin are very easy to roll like bearing steel balls, and if they are not stepped on, it is easy to cause accidental wrestling.