WATER TREATMENT

Fundamentals

Water, that has flown through the electromagnetic field created by AntiCa++ devices, releases electrostatic bonds of hydrogen carbonate ions with water molecules due to the precisely defined magnetic field applied by coils that are wound on the water piping, see diagram below. This electrostatic bond release is followed by formation of aragonite crystals, which are unable to form hard deposits in water systems. The water that has flown through the electromagnetic field created by AntiCa++ devices softens and dissolves old deposits. These deposits (in the form of crystals) are flushed out from open systems. In closed systems they are removed through filtration or by mud traps and discharge to the drains.

Description

An AntiCa++ device consists of an electronic unit and power cable with silicone insulation that is coiled on the piping on treated water system. The electronic unit that is connected to the power supply provides the signal for the circuits controlling signals of the device function and the coils made on the treated water pipe with the power cable with temperatures rating up to +170°C that is resistant to most chemicals. The electronic unit is sealed in a material protecting the electronic parts against moisture and chemicals providing high reliability and long service life. The windings on the treated piping consist of two coils to ensure that satisfactory active length of the water column affected by the AntiCa++ device is ensured.