We are continuing our series of articles discussing some of the benefits of utilizing an industrial hard water descaling solution in wastewater applications. Our previous article covered how an electronic descaling system helps with the treatment of lime and soda ash, prevents resin bed calcification, reduces polymer usage, keeps effluent system discharge lines free from limescale, prevents scale from forming on pumps, protects sensors and instruments, and improves efficiency of mixing tanks. Today, we will look at more reasons why wastewater applications utilize industrial hard water descaling systems.
Helps Keep Sodium Bisulfite Lines Clear
When sodium bisulfite lines are clogged, they become inefficient at removing chlorine and controlling pH levels. Another benefit of using an industrial hard water descaler is that it prevents calcium from plugging up the sodium bisulfite lines.
Less Frequent Cleaning
The ScaleBlaster electronic descaling system forms a soft sludge, thus allowing for less cleaning and much easier removal.
Our next article will cover more ways an electronic descaling system benefits wastewater applications.
The ScaleBlaster electronic descaling system is a limescale eliminator that not only is efficient at water scale removal, but it prevents new scale from forming. Clearwater Enviro Technologies, parent company of ScaleBlaster, engineered and designed the industrial models of the ScaleBlaster hard water descaler specifically to address issues that are unique to industrial operations.
Would you like to learn more about the ScaleBlaster industrial hard water descaler? If so, we invite you to contact the commercial / industrial ScaleBlaster dealer nearest to you or e-mail sales@scaleblaster.com today!
Founder and Co-Owner of Clearwater Enviro Technologies
Jeff Conway is the founder and co-owner of Clearwater Enviro Technologies, which opened in 1989 from the city it started from – Clearwater, Florida. The first product line was the Clearwater Pool Systems with Apollo 11 astronaut Buzz Aldrin as it’s company spokesman. In 1995, the electronic water conditioner ScaleBlaster was added to the product line. Jeff was born in Auburn, Indiana but grew up in Fairfield, Connecticut. He is a graduate of Florida Southern College in 1978 and has resided in the Tampa Bay area ever since. Several products have evolved over the years, making the company the largest manufacturer of mineral ionization equipment and electronic water conditioners in the world.