Accepta’s advanced boiler water treatment chemicals include scale and corrosion inhibitors, antifoams, sludge conditioners and more, used for improving the efficiency of steam and other boiler systems.

Accepta’s cooling water treatment chemicals are used to protect systems from the four problems suffered by such systems namely, scale, corrosion, suspended solids and bio-fouling. These chemicals help improve system efficiency and maintain safe working conditions within the cooling system itself. See similar questions...

In contrast to other chemicals added to water, fluoride does not treat the water, or make the water safer to drink. Fluoride is the only chemical added to water for the sole purpose of medication (to prevent tooth decay -- a non-waterborne disease). NO. Most dental researchers now concede that fluoride’s main benefit comes from direct contact with the outside of teeth (a "topical" effect), and not from ingestion (a "systemic" effect). See similar questions...

There is an air block, so you should let the air out as the water goes in by lifting the syringe slightly out of the tank when filling with water. See similar questions...

If because of age, inefficiency or lack of capacity your current boiler needs to be replaced, we can advise you on the latest developments in boilers and tankless water heaters. See similar questions...

ACIDITY- a characteristic that can make water corrosive and unpleasant; acidity must generally be corrected with neutralization ACTIVATED CARBON- carbon which has been chemically treated to improve its adsorption properties and filtration capacity ADSORPTION- the process by which contaminants react with activated carbon and are removed /from water BRINE-The rinse water from a reverse osmosis filter which contains all the offal not allowed to pass thru the membrane, it is sent to the drain. See similar questions...

No. Some chemicals, fluoride for example, are good for you, and some minerals are accepted by most to be beneficial in drinking water. In addition, many chemicals have no bad effect on your health. Chemicals are not bad just because they are chemicals. As an example, water itself is a chemical, and we depend on the chemicals in food to keep us alive and functioning. See similar questions...

Chromated copper arsenate (CCA) for years was the most commonly used chemical to give wood decay resistance, for wood intended for use in construction. Other preservatives used are amine copper quat (ACQ), copper boron azole, copper azole (CA), acid copper chromate and copper citrate. An alternate category of chemicals are borate-based. Sodium borate and zinc borate are two available compounds. CCA, ACQ,CA and sodium borate are applied by pressure treatment. See similar questions...

The type of chemicals added by your water supplier might include chlorine or ozone to remove the risk of diseases such as gastroenteritis, alum to trap particles and micro-organisms and lime/soda ash to ensure the water is not too acidic or basic. The addition of these chemicals is continuously monitored and controlled to ensure that the correct amounts only are added to the water. Your water authority business can provide information about the chemicals added to your water supply. See similar questions...

Cleaning a whirlpool is very much like cleaning a swimming-pool. It is cleaned with the help of filters and an ozone-system. The filters clean the water and the ozone-system kills bacteria (without any chemicals!). Caution: if you use the pool inside make sure there is enough fresh air provided in the room. See similar questions...

In fact some chemicals like fluoride are added to the drinking water to directly benefit the consumer. Minerals may also be beneficial and many chemicals have no adverse effects on public health. See similar questions...

To make a double boiler or hot water bath to melt ingredients, fill a large saucepan 1/4 full with water and bring it to a full boil. Lower the temperature so that the water is boiling but not fully. Measure the ingredients to be melted into a heat proof measuring cup (such as one made by Pyrex or Corning) and place the cup into the boiling water. The heat from the boiling water will gently melt the ingredients in the measuring cup. Follow the recipe as usual. See similar questions...

a fluctuation in the water line of a steam boiler is referred to as Surging. A small amount of fluctuation is not uncommon, but if severe enough can cause a number of undesirable conditions, i.e. water hammer, inefficient operation, etc. Severe surging is recognized by a water line that is fluctuating more than one-inch or when water is visibly running down from the top of the sight glass. Surging is caused by a violent boiling action as a result of oil on the water surface. See similar questions...

The boiler will normally maintain 160-180 degrees. If plumbing into an in floor system, you will use a mixing valve to bring the water temperature down to the recommended level. See similar questions...

Of course you can. In Israel you usually have a choice of either replacing the existing water boiler switch with one that incorporates a timer, or installing a timer in the electrical panel to control the boiler line. A reliable electrician can tell you which would be best in your case. See similar questions...

Many of them, such as calcium, magnesium, iron, and others, occur naturally in water, and most of these "natural" chemicals are not harmful to your health. However, rain or overwater runoff, seeping through a hazardous waste dump and other such sites, eventually carries unwanted chemicals into underground water sources and pollutes waterways. But people are also responsible for a lot of the problem. See similar questions...

NSF International is the leading not-for-profit, nongovernmental organization that tests home water treatment products on the market today. NSF evaluates water treatment devices to ensure the following: The product is constructed of materials which do not leach harmful contaminants into the water being treated To assist consumers in obtaining a better understanding of these devices, NSF provides online information in the drinking water section of its consumer website. See similar questions...

The following picture is an example of how you should install your Sterilight system. Please keep in mind that in the picture below all different kinds of options are indicated. This is merely a RECOMMENDATION. What we would like to get across is that the UV must be the very LAST piece of water treatment equipment. See similar questions...

In many cases, the boiler is located at the lowest point in the system, which means that there is little likelihood that the boiler will run dry. If radiators are installed at an elevation below the top of the boiler, a low water cut off is necessary. Examples include baseboard radiators near the basement floor, and basement in-floor radiant heating. There are some states, New York and New Jersey for example, and some local jurisdictions that mandate their use regardless of radiator location. See similar questions...