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2. Vulcan gently sanitizes the piping system
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Two simultaneous processes take place in untreated, hard water: a.
In the first process, scale deposits result from calcium crystals
adhering to each other which then adhere to surfaces. This first process
produces carbonic acid (H2CO3) as a side product. b. During a second process, the carbonic acid simultaneously breaks down the existing scale deposits.
This is referred to as the "natural resolving process". Because the
build-up process takes place much faster than the natural resolving
process the pipes’ diameter constantly decreases. |
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Ca(HCO3)2 |
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CaCo3 |
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CO2 |
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H2O |
Calcium- hydrogen- carbonate |
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Mono- crystal |
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Carbon dioxide |
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Water |
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The
Vulcan water treatment changes the balance between the scaling process
and natural resolving process. The mono crystals can no longer form
deposits, therefore the scale build-up of the first process is reduced.
The natural scale-resolving-process now needs only to deal with existing
deposits and can effectively combat them. Thus scale is removed faster than it forms.
The natural surplus of carbonic acid dissolves the scale from the
scale. Gradually and carefully, the deposits in the pipes will be
removed.
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