Water Treatment can be a tricky category to purchase. I’ve spent much of my career trying to explain the nuances. There are many different offerings in the marketplace, and on the surface, the costs can…
Cooling water plays a vital role in transferring heat away from mission-critical equipment and processes, such as manufacturing, cold storage and air conditioning. Foaming in cooling water can occur rapidly, for no obvious reason, and…
Water treatment has long been a “black box”. At AquaAnalytics, we believe in removing this stigma. Our blogs are a great place for our passionate engineers to share some of their knowledge with you. Does…
A dealkalizer is a pre-treatment device commonly seen in boiler rooms which is responsible for removing carbonate alkalinity in the feed water before it reaches the boiler. In many cases, the water chemistry parameter which…
Biofilms in cooling water systems increase corrosion, fouling, and deposition rates. This damages your equipment, increases energy consumption and costs you money. Biofilms in cooling systems can also harbour Legionella and other harmful bacteria. With…
The leaves on the trees are beginning to change colour and temperatures are fluctuating day to day. We have officially entered the cooling shoulder season. Temperatures this time of year result in a period of…
Greening Health Care has published a research guide, “Best Practices for Energy Efficient Boiler Plant Design, Operation and Control”, that is worth the read for all sectors. This Best Practices Guide is intended to guide…
Water softeners are commonplace in industrial and institutional settings. These units utilize salt to ideally eliminate the hardness of the incoming water. Since salt usage is essential for softener function and has associated environmental and…
Performing regular waterside inspections of your critical system equipment is an important part of a successful preventative maintenance program. As we enter the holiday season, many systems may be temporarily shut down, providing a perfect…
Legionella bacteria live in water and are found in natural aquatic environments. However, the artificial environments within building systems can provide conditions that encourage the bacteria’s growth, such as ideal temperature, water stagnation, and presence…
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