Bypass water processor

Working Principle
The side-flow water processor uses metal electrodes made of special materials to produce micro-electrolysis in the water flowing through it under the action of an appropriate external voltage, so that the dissolved chloride ions and oxygen molecules in the water Water molecules produce the following oxidizing substances: chlorine dioxide (
) active oxygen (
) hydrogen peroxide (
spoon) molecular chlorine (
) hypochlorous acid (
) wait. These oxidative substances diffuse through the flow of water to all places where water passes, killing bacterial and algae cells in the water system.
Bacteria and algae cells in the water flowing through the water processor are directly killed under the action of electric current. Active oxygen generates an oxide film on the pipeline to protect the equipment from further corrosion, and various microbial corrosion deposits and corrosion are inhibited. .
After water is treated, the degree of polymerization of water molecules decreases, the structure changes, the dipole moment of water increases, and the polarity increases. All these changes increase the hydration capacity and scale-dissolving capacity of water. For systems that have been scaled, active oxygen will destroy the electron binding force between molecules and change their crystal structure, making the hard old scale loose and softened. The scale will gradually dissolve or fall off into debris. The salt ions contained in the water are affected by the micro current and tend to different electrodes and are rearranged, making it difficult for them to accumulate on the wall of the vessel, thereby preventing the formation of scale.
Technical parameters
Input power supply
Operating voltage
Applicable water temperature
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℃
Head loss
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Applicable water quality is measured in

Total hardness
Effectiveness of scale removal and scale inhibition< br/>Sterilization rate
Sterilization rate
Application scope
Central air conditioning refrigerated cooling water system
Industrial cooling circulating water system
Refrigeration circulating water system
Each Heat exchange system and cooling tower system
Boiler and heating system