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History
& Future of Electrostatic Technology
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History
The application and development of Electrostatic Technology
Non-Chemical Water Treatment Systems has been an ongoing process
for over 40 years. The technology was pioneered by Roy
C. McMahon and his company, Electrostatic Equipment Company.
A 1928
graduate of the Milwaukee School of Engineering, McMahon held
a degree in electrical engineering. His career led him
to the field of refrigeration and air conditioning.
In 1948
his company built the first commercial heat pump (utilizing
heat from city water) and installed it in Kansas City, MO.
In 1964, the firm designed the first system using natural
gas engines for total environmental control - refrigeration,
heating and air conditioning.
McMahon
made the first application of an electrostatic water treater
on a cooling tower in 1957. The results were positive
and for the next three years additional units were installed.
Applications
for this technology now include virtually any HVAC system
such as cooling towers / chillers, boilers, heat exchangers,
evaporative condensers and even machine coolants. Our
Fluidtron Systems represent the most recent quantum
leap in product development.
Future
Electrostatic
Technology harnesses physical laws to control the variables
that cause both scale and microbial growth. The technology
has been stable since its inception in 1957. Since the
first successful application the only needed improvements
have been how to deliver more powerful and focused treatment,
enhance reliability, extend the life of the electrodes, reduce
end user investment / operating costs and extend the life
of the components in the system. Fluidtron Systems
incorporate the most recent cutting edge materials and technology,
and are the 15th generation of this stable technology.
Rising chemical
treatment costs, premature aging of equipment, environmental
concerns, water consumption and cleanup costs, and many other
issues such as ISO 14001 certifications make Fluidtron
Systems the "Choice of Choices" for 21st Century non-chemical
water treatment.
For more information contact us.
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