How a Water Softener Operates - Boiling Point

Описание: On the most recent Boiling Point series, Steve Duvall and Ritchie Ware discuss how water softeners operate and the different uses for each tank involved. If the water softener is not operating properly the boiler will become less efficient and cannot transfer heat.

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Here are a few questions answered in this video:
Why do you need a water softener system for your boiler?
Why is it important to prevent scale build up in your boiler system?
Where does the water come in and out of the water softener system?
Why should you use two tanks for your boiler system?
What is a 1.2 million grain water system and what is the output?
Is this size water softener system sufficient for a 75,000 lbs/hr boiler?
What two functions does the control have on the system?
Does a system like this require chemicals?

Key Terms:
Water Softener
Mineral Deposits
Soft Water
Hard Water
Regeneration
Resin
Valve
Paddle Wheel Counter
Nest Configuration
Brine Tank
Water Softener Resin
Water Treatment Systems

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