Surfactants in this product are biodegradable. Applications include industrial processes, cooling towers, boilers, waste streams and treatment facilities. It is highly effective in controlling foam in all types of process water systems created by a broad range of conditions. The most common scales are calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate and silica or silicates. Scale buildup on surfaces can be extremely hard and difficult to remove.
Corrosion can reduce the life-span of equipment by years, requiring expensive replacement.
It can lead to costly equipment repairs and production downtime. Corrosion related deposits lead to reduced capacity and wasted energy because of heat transfer efficiency losses. They are introduced to the system as suspended solids and may enter by the makeup water, from corrosion by products, or as airborne materials. Examples include mud, sand, silt, clay oils, debris, organics, microbes, etc. These materials adhere to heat transfer surfaces and reduce heat transfer and water flow.