Yes, it will work fine. EDI works as a polishing step. Electrodeionization (EDI) is a chemical-free, electrically-driven water treatment technology used as a polishing step to remove ionized and ionizable species from water, often after reverse osmosis (RO), to produce ultrapure water.
The system that you are buying is so small that it can be purchased off the shelf:
https://www.dplvalves.com/edi-electrodeionization-water-treatment-systems-3053840.html
If you have the air valve, you run the risk of a sewage spill at the air valve. Sewage tends to foul air release valves. There is not much value in having the air valve.
Your pipe is only 150 mm, so the risk of pipe collapse is very small.
The possibility of siphonage is low since there is no...
There isn't a universally mandated rule of thumb "5%" rule for maximum friction loss
Reasonable water pipe velocities depend on the application. There is no correct velocity for all applications. Here is a general guideline.
Reasonable Velocities for the Flow of Water through Pipe:
Boiler...
Asisraja D,
Your SOP provides the outline of what you require after the RO treatment.
The SOP shows a recirculation loop with UV treatment and filters. What is not described is the piping system. For pharmaceutical water piping systems, prioritize materials like PVDF and heat-based joints to...
The scale of equipment that you need is small and is usually supplied by a package water treatment plant. As the others has posted, you need to specify the quality of the purified water that you require.
Once you have determined the specified water quality, you can contact a firm like the...
The minimum distance between water service line (wet trench) and the 2' wide trench (dry trench) (telephone, catv and elec) may vary from a minimum of 12-inches to 5'. You will have to get the answer from your local building official.
https://www.karuk.us/images/JointUtilityTrench.pdf
Post No.3 3 also states: "This is referring to the distance between sewer and other utility pipes, I am trying to figure the spacing between 1" water service lines or if they can be placed next to each other or stacked."
There are specific requirements almost everyone for this. If the inspector finds improper installation, the Contractor will have to correct it.
In California, the minimum horizontal distance between a water line (domestic lateral) and a sewer line running parallel to it is typically 10 feet...
The NKG pumps are just ordinary transfer pumps. If you procure these pumps with the correct materials of construction, then you shouldn't have any issues.
