Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

Zhengguang D870 B Boron Removal Resin

Zhengguang D870 B is a high-selectivity boron removal resin from Zhengguang’s D-series, featuring chelating polyacrylamide matrix with N-methylglucamine functional groups for efficient borate adsorption in water treatment. It offers superior capacity, stability across pH 6–10, and regenerability with dilute acid/alkali—ideal for RO permeate polishing and nuclear-grade boron control.
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Features Of Zhengguang D870 B Boron Removal Resin

  1. Highly selective chelating functionality optimized for boron adsorption at near-neutral pH.

  2. Stable polyacrylate matrix ensures excellent chemical resistance and long service life in continuous operation.

  3. Fast kinetics and high capacity enable efficient boron removal down to <0.1 ppm in polishing applications.

  4. Regenerable with mild alkaline solutions (e.g., NaOH), minimizing waste and operational cost.

  5. Low pressure drop and uniform bead size support reliable performance in packed-bed and cartridge systems.

Typical Applications Of Zhengguang D870 B Boron Removal Resin

  1. Polishing of ultrapure water (UPW) in semiconductor manufacturing facilities.

  2. Boron control in nuclear power plant primary coolant make-up water.

  3. Treatment of desalinated seawater prior to boiler feed or process use.

  4. Final boron polishing in pharmaceutical-grade water (PW/WFI) production systems.

  5. Recycling and reuse of boron-containing process streams in specialty chemical plants.

Specifications Of Zhengguang D870 B Boron Removal Resin

Chemical TypePolyacrylate-based chelating resin with N-methylglucamine functional groups
Product FormMoist, spherical beads
AppearanceOff-white to light tan, uniform granules
Particle Size Range0.3–1.2 mm
Uniformity Coefficient≤ 1.6
Moisture Content45–55% (as shipped)
pH Stability Range2–12 (short-term exposure); optimal operation: pH 7–10
Maximum Operating Temperature60 °C


Zhengguang D870 B Boron Removal Resin – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the primary application of Zhengguang D870 B resin?

A: Zhengguang D870 B is a specialty chelating ion exchange resin engineered for selective boron removal from aqueous streams, especially in ultrapure water production, pharmaceutical process water polishing, and electronic-grade water systems where low boron content is critical.


Q2: How does D870 B differ from standard strong base anion resins in boron removal?

A: Unlike conventional anion resins, D870 B features a tailored polyamine functional group with high affinity and selectivity for borate species—particularly at near-neutral pH—enabling effective boron capture even in the presence of competing anions like chloride or sulfate.


Q3: What are the recommended operating conditions for optimal boron removal performance?

A: Best performance is achieved at pH 8.0–9.5, with service flow rates typically maintained between 5–15 BV/h. Pre-adjustment of feedwater pH may be necessary to ensure boron exists predominantly as borate, and temperature should remain within ambient to 40 °C for stable capacity and kinetics.


Q4: Can D870 B resin be regenerated, and what regeneration method is recommended?

A: Yes, D870 B is fully regenerable using sodium hydroxide solutions. Regeneration efficiency depends on NaOH concentration, contact time, and temperature; typical practice involves 2–4% NaOH at elevated pH, followed by thorough rinsing to residual boron levels below detection limits.


Q5: Is D870 B compatible with common pretreatment and polishing system configurations?

A: Yes—it is designed for integration into standard ion exchange vessels and mixed-bed systems, and performs reliably downstream of reverse osmosis or electrodialysis units. Compatibility with stainless steel, UPVC, and FRP system materials is well established under typical water treatment operating conditions.



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