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  • The system integrates a preliminary preparation unit with zeolite, activated carbon, and ion-exchange resins.
  • Zeolite removes mechanical impurities and iron; activated carbon adsorbs organic matter and chlorine.
  • Ion-exchange resins soften water, while the electrodialysis unit features a novel design with Russian-made MK-40 and MK-45 membranes and platinum-titanium electrodes.
  • Mathematical simulation was employed to optimize the electrodialysis unit's design for continuous processing and reduced energy consumption.

    • Main Results:

    • The designed system effectively purifies water by removing mechanical impurities, iron, organic matter, chlorine, and softening the water.
    • The optimized electrodialysis unit operates continuously without repolarization, achieving minimal salt concentrate levels.
    • The system demonstrates significantly reduced energy consumption, requiring only 2 W per liter.
    • All system components, including electrodes and membranes, are manufactured in Russia, ensuring domestic technological capability.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed electrodialysis system offers an efficient and energy-saving solution for water purification.
    • The integration of preliminary treatment with an optimized electrodialysis unit provides a robust water purification process.
    • The system's design, utilizing Russian-made components and achieving low energy consumption, represents a significant advancement in water treatment technology.