Descaling Technology - Artesion ClearFlowH2O
- saves water - increasing cycles of concentration which reduces blowdown
- reduces sewer discharge fees
- 98% reduction in the concentration of sessile bacteria (biofilm) on surfaces
- reduces equipment failures, labor hours spent on maintenance & maintains system efficiency
- eliminates liabilities for storing, moving and handling toxic chemicals, as well as risks of chemical spills and personal injury
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Our technology is derived from years of research and development by a team of scientists & petrochemical engineers.
Artesion, Inc offers ClearFlow H2O, the most technologically advanced chemical free water treatment system available on the market today.
This technology couples time-tested science with an innovation proprietary signal introduction method
that replaces chemical treatment programs and water softeners.
How it works: The system generates a low frequency signal that is pulsed several thousand times per second and propagated throughout an entire plumbing system, regardless of flow.
Scale: Our system generates a radio frequency signal in the 140kHz range that is introduced into the water of the entire cooling system and
creates a diminishing sine wave that randomly switches on and off, up to 40,000 times per second. The system produces hundreds of billions of
nucleation events per second throughout the plumbing system that removes the surface charge of suspended particles, such as dirt.
These suspended solids become the preferred sites for precipitation from CaCO3 and other contaminants in the water,
which accumulate until they fall out of suspension as a harmless powder that is removed from the system by filtration or routine tower maintenance.
Corrosion inhibition: By operating in an alkaline environment, our system reduces corrosion beyond the normal concentration of calcium carbonate.
This supports the action of a natural cathodic corrosion inhibitor. Additionally, by controlling bacteria, preventing scale and biofilm and
with the elimination of corrosive chemicals; microbial induced corrosion, under-deposit corrosion and chemical induced corrosion are, also, inhibited.
Research background: In 2009, the University of Pittsburgh conducted ASHRAE Project number 1361-RP. In 2102, The University of Pittsburgh repeated testing with a successful 98% biofilm growth reduction.
Our technology is derived from years of research and development by a team of scientists & petrochemical engineers.
Artesion, Inc offers ClearFlow H2O, the most technologically advanced chemical free water treatment system available on the market today.
This technology couples time-tested science with an innovation proprietary signal introduction method
that replaces chemical treatment programs and water softeners.
How it works: The system generates a low frequency signal that is pulsed several thousand times per second and propagated throughout an entire plumbing system, regardless of flow.
Scale: Our system generates a radio frequency signal in the 140kHz range that is introduced into the water of the entire cooling system and
creates a diminishing sine wave that randomly switches on and off, up to 40,000 times per second. The system produces hundreds of billions of
nucleation events per second throughout the plumbing system that removes the surface charge of suspended particles, such as dirt.
These suspended solids become the preferred sites for precipitation from CaCO3 and other contaminants in the water,
which accumulate until they fall out of suspension as a harmless powder that is removed from the system by filtration or routine tower maintenance.
Corrosion inhibition: By operating in an alkaline environment, our system reduces corrosion beyond the normal concentration of calcium carbonate.
This supports the action of a natural cathodic corrosion inhibitor. Additionally, by controlling bacteria, preventing scale and biofilm and
with the elimination of corrosive chemicals; microbial induced corrosion, under-deposit corrosion and chemical induced corrosion are, also, inhibited.
Research background: In 2009, the University of Pittsburgh conducted ASHRAE Project number 1361-RP. In 2102, The University of Pittsburgh repeated testing with a successful 98% biofilm growth reduction.