CP77 Media Advantages Over Competitors
PRESENTING A NEW PROCESS MEDIA CP77
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CP77 vs Resin Anti Scale Media
- CP77: In most applications, the volume of CP77 needed is less to achieve the same or better results. We have four process medias and formulas to address all of your scale and corrosion issues.
- Backwashing/Volume – None required. CP77: Also None required. The up flow operation of CP77 provides for “self – cleaning” action (see below).
- Service Frequency – None required…..?? Depends on the quality of incoming water!! If fouled or degraded by chlorine or chloramine and or heavy metals anti-scale resins would need to be replaced.
- CP77: resists fouling by the fluidized media creating a “self-cleaning” action that constantly renews the media surface.
- This self-cleaning action removes fouling agents like metal oxides and organic matter. The totally inorganic CP77 media Is completely resistant to degradation by chlorine and chloramine….NO CHLORINE OR CHLORAMINE
- NO LIMITATION and heavy metals not affected by heavy metals (Iron, Copper, Lead, Manganese, Zinc/etc.).
- Regenerant Volume – None required…..However, some waters high in magnesium and elevated p H (> 8) may foul resin media with magnesium oxide (MgO) which requires regenerating with hot water to dissolve away the MgO.
- CP 77: Not affected by magnesium oxide, MgO or Silica
- No Salt required, No Backwashing, No regeneration, No Chemicals, No Electrical connections, No Drain connections, DIY systems and ease of installation.
KEY DISADVANTAGES VS OTHER LEADING SCALE CONTROL MEDIA:
- Resins are susceptible to chlorine and chloramine degradation.
- Resins are susceptible to fouling by metal oxides and organics in the incoming water
- claim release of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the treated water. This forms carbonic acid (H2CO3) which can eventually lead to corrosion of
down stream equipment and heating elements in water heaters. - one certain scale control manufacturer claims that new facilities with copper plumbing must use UNTREATED water for SIX WEEKS prior to
installation of their media. - Resins have up to 20-25% moisture…..CP77 consists of ~ < 1% moisture.
- another certain media requires 200% of bed depth for “Freeboard” allowance. CP77 requires only 15 to 35 percent of bed depth thereby
minimizing system space
CP77……………..HOW IT WORKS (Patent Pending):
This revolutionary new anti-scale and corrosion media controls scale formation and reduces corossion by two key mechanisms:
- CP77 is a new and unique blend of natural materials (non-synthetic) that is
utilized in a contained fluidized bed for the control of scale formation and corrosion. During up flow operation, the physical interaction of this blended media synergistically initiates and promotes formation of suspended microcrystalline scale particles (Calcium Carbonate, CaCO 3 ).
These particles interact with the soluble Calcium ions (Ca+2) in the hard water to form larger suspended scale particles that are incapable of forming scale and then flushed downstream to drain. The microcrystalline particles remain suspended and are incapable of attaching to heating rods or other commercial, industrial and residential equipment. Also included in the blended media are other ingredients that help to “passivate” (coat) heating elements and all equipment downstream which helps to prevent corrosion and the formation of hard scale. - Included with this revolutionary new media are sequestering agents that can also directly sequester the calcium ions (Ca +2) keeping them in solution and preventing them from forming hard scale. These sequestering agents also “passivate” the surfaces of down stream equipment which prevents corrosion.