I would like to ask about the costs associated with electrochemical water treatment

It costs about 20-30 yuan to treat one ton of water

With a fixed investment of 20-30 per ton of water, is that cheap? The side filtration volume is calculated at 10%. For a system with a circulation rate of 10,000 tons per hour, the equipment investment is only 20,000–30,000, which is quite reasonable

I’ve been researching this topic for some time now. What I’ve learned mainly is that, as stated in the manufacturer’s instructions, when electricity is applied to the water, its crystal structure changes, which prevents scaling, corrosion, and the growth of bacteria, algae, and similar organisms. I personally guess it must have some effect; I followed the manufacturer to one of their installation sites, where there were air-cooled closed-type cooling towers. The scale there seemed quite soft, and the condition was better than that of the water treatment systems at my company’s site. However, the cost is quite high. Because these manufacturers also do the calculations for the owners: they aim for you to recoup the costs within 2-3 years, meaning that the cost of purchasing water quality stabilizers over those 2-3 years equals the price of their equipment. In fact, the cost of the equipment itself is not high; the main expenses lie in their marketing costs, public relations costs, etc. Furthermore, some studies show that, well, practice has preceded theory in this case. In other words, the specific principle is still unknown, but it has already been put into practical use.

Well, in this case, practicality comes before theory. In other words, the specific principle is still unknown, but it has already been put into practical use. But there are plenty of descriptions online; everyone claims to have invented it, haha. The same is true for the price of anodes – they come in various prices, which is really confusing and hard to figure out

Indeed, this is very messy. I’m also paying attention to this; we can discuss it together. What water do you want to treat using electrochemistry

Go to the official website and I see that samples can’t be downloaded. Could you send me a promotional sample so I can take a look at it? Is that possible?

Contact Engineer Wu at 13489027780 (same as WeChat); I can send you the detailed information for your reference. Thank you

The currently more comprehensive and reliable technology is hydraulic cavitation; it offers significant scale-inhibition effects, as well as strong bactericidal and algicidal capabilities. It’s not like in electrochemistry, where just generating some chlorine through electrolysis is sufficient for sterilization. It eliminates scaling and bacterial sludge. This system is also equipped with a filtration unit in a circulation tank to reduce turbidity, thereby addressing issues related to corrosion caused by scaling and sludge. Moreover, since there is no scaling or sludge to affect heat exchange efficiency, energy consumption can be significantly reduced; the concentration ratio can also be increased. This results in approximately 30% water savings per year, with a payback period of 1–2 years.