The Treatment
Untreated water: Hard, hard water leaves normally solid limestone (scale). The reason for this is that the liquid in lime water (calcium bicarbonate) by increasing the temperature, turbulence or pressure drop to a crystal needs to be. This is always the case when water is heated to flow in pipelines by bow-and T-pieces or that the water is leaking from the faucet. At this time seeking the lime nearby surfaces, on which he can grow. This leads to deposition of calcrete on the inside walls especially warmwasserführenden pipes, heat exchanger surfaces in the hot water and heating coils. Similarly, seven-block-rays and shower heads. Calcium stains in the kitchen and bathroom Mäss be removed with chemicals. Fittings and surfaces are dull and unattractive. Treated water: Physically, chemically treated water reacts seen as untreated water. Are formed in the o.a. Situations also lime crystals - but in a harmless form. These calcium crystals are not grown together, but are available as single, loose crystals. The result is a floating substance which is washed with flowing water or in dry state is wiped off. Basic Physics: Although it only consists of an ion lattice, but already he has all the information on the form and physical properties. Such patterns are crystals in the treated water available. The special: they are rod-shaped and balanced and will not therefore electrostatically attracted to metal surfaces. Looking under the microscope the crystals of a calcium stains, we recognize that they exist as individual, rod-shaped structure - that is, as "lime." This means that at the time as the treated water as heated, was found by this lime precipitation successfully created their own, finished model crystals and thus not "substitute" hard crusts are formed in water pipes.
