Method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein a sodium chlorite solution is metered into a saline brine in such a manner that a sodium chlorite concentration in the saline brine of 1 to 5 g/l results, and wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger.

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein the regeneration agent solution is mixed with a chlorite component, particularly sodium chlorite, in a reservoir that can be connected with the ion exchanger, preferably at regular time intervals, and wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger.

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein the chlorite component is introduced into the regeneration agent solution (14) as an aqueous solution, preferably by way of a T-piece of a regeneration agent line, and wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger.

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein the regeneration agent solution containing chlorite is electrolyzed in a flow-through cell between two electrodes, under direct voltage, and the direct voltage has its poles reversed at pre-determined intervals, preferably in consecutive regeneration phases, and wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger.

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger, and wherein a reduction agent, particularly sodium sulfite, is metered into the regeneration agent solution passed out of the ion exchanger.

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger, and wherein the regeneration agent solution is passed away by way of a solid bed, preferably formed by calcium sulfite, that follows the ion exchanger.

A method for hygienic operation of an ion exchanger, particularly in water treatment, in which the ion exchanger is regenerated by means of a regeneration agent solution during a regeneration phase, wherein chlorine dioxide is generated in situ in the regeneration agent solution, and passed through the ion exchanger, and wherein at the end of the regeneration phase, water for displacement of regeneration agent is passed through the ion exchanger, and a reduction agent, particularly sodium sulfite, is metered into the displacement water.