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* Sizing an appropriate mineral descaler model/s is a combination of the building’s primary use, diameter of the water pipes where the mineral descaler will be installed, and the anticipated water flow. Other variables such as building height, square footage and supporting equipment (boilers, heat exchanges, cooling tower, etc.) also play a role in developing a holistic descaling plan to lower energy consumption and extend equipment and piping infrastructure lifespans.
Note: to offer a general mineral descaling model sizing plan for the building classifications below, assumptions were made for pipe diameter, number of floors, building size, etc. A final installation plan for your specific building may require more or fewer installed models.
P1 – Concert Hall
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: Using a significantly larger descaler on the main cold water pipe to dramatically improve the descaling benefits of nearby equipment while supporting continued descaling efforts in upper levels. It will not be necessary to use a descaler on the hot water pipe coming from the boiler because the hot water supply is not used to support bathing facilities. |
| • Energy Efficiency Studies • Sport Complex |
P2 – Lodge Room
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: A simple and direct installation plan to offer descaling improvements for each level of this building. Use additional descalers for semi-closed loop cooling tower / evaporative cooler operations. |
| • Energy Efficiency Studies • Apartment Buildings |
P3 – YWCA, YMCA, YWHA, YMHA, PAL
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: Using multiple descalers in various parts of this type of community building where water demands are higher is a better descaling and energy saving plan than relying on 1-3 significantly larger models to accomplish the same goal. |
| • Return On Investment • Fitness Centers |
P4 – Beach Club
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: This installation plan is to maximize the descaling effect to dramatically improve energy savings in the shortest period, extend descaling impacts in showering facilities, and extend pool and spa filter lifespans. |
| • Return On Investment • Pool and Spa |
P5 – Community Center
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: If it is possible to access the hot water pipes near showing facilities, smaller mineral descalers can be installed to help keep these areas cleaner with less chemical used to achieve the same result. |
| • Return On Investment • Energy Efficiency Studies • Sport Complex |
P6 – Amusement Place, Bath House, Boat House
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: Amusement Place: 2” Main Water Pipe: V5000- positioned in multiple locations Boat House: ¾” Pipe: V3000 Bath House: Water demands are extensive- spas, showering, hot pools, etc. Contact us so we can learn more about how your facility uses water, water filtration equipment, GPM water flows, etc. |
| • Residential Studies • Pool and Spa |
P7 – Museum
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: Typically, museums occupy a large square footage. Although their water demands are not as intensive as high-rise apartments, cooling and other support equipment will need to be given close attention. |
| • Energy Efficiency Studies • Return On Investment • Cooling Towers |
P8 – Library
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: Supporting the library cooling operation system and other equipment would be the primary focus. Descaling general piping network would involve using 1-3 descaling units; depending on total square foot and stories. |
| • Energy Efficiency Studies • Return On Investment • Cooling Towers |
P9 – Miscellaneous Indoor Public Assembly
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Mineral Descaling Models: |
| Installation Considerations: Contact us so we may track your building’s water pipe network and supported equipment for the best installation strategy. |
| • Energy Efficiency Studies • Return On Investment • Cooling Towers |
Without knowing the intrinsic specifications for your property classification, the examples above are offered as a possible solution. However, this may not be completely accurate until the above-mentioned variables are considered.
