Industrial use testimonials
Industrial use benefits on using magnetised water
I tried some magnets on my pipes for 3 months and they definitely resulted in less scale buildup. No scale rings in my toilets, faucets did not have scale buildup and sinks were easier to clean. Our water hardness is approximately 17 grains. I've yet to drain my hot water tank (electric), but I expect the heating elements will not have the scale buildup they normally do. I originally used three 4"x1"x1" ceramic magnets at the water main coming into my house and two the same size coming out of my hot water tank but now I'm experimenting with stronger rare earth magnets (2"x1"x1/4") to see if fewer stronger magnets can perform the same function. The magnets work. I don't know how, but they work.
I am an Electrical Engineer, BE, and a magnetic system design specialist. We have designed systems since 1991 when our shareholder was the CSIRO. The science of the transformation is not easily understood. The fact is that we have done trials in agriculture and mining. In mining applications we have engineers not believing the results but they have no choice but to buy the units because they clear the pipes. The deal was they pay only if it removes the scale. Within a few months they bought a second unit for a second line because it worked. Removed years of scale build up in a 6 inch underground coal mine pipeline at Mandalong in the Hunter NSW Australia. The fact is the magnetic field must be strong enough and the magnetic profile must be right. The laws of physics used are clear they are related to Lorentz theory. It is all about charged particles moving in magnetic fields. Just like an electric generator. Just like the old style TV or computer screen. Crystals just have to form differently. The difference between strings and balls coming together. The naivety of the so call intellectuals who are not willing to believe their own eyes. Reminds me of when the first positron was discovered. It appeared in an experiment with electrons which are negative. The positron positive charge was considered an error until some more open minded scientist realised that a positron may exist. Magnetic water conditioning works in most situations but it has some limitations controlled by the water chemistry. Certain element combinations are not as effected as others. That is true with all chemistry as not all chemicals react with every known element. There is a limited range of cases for their reactions. The truth about magnetic systems test results is that when scientist do tests on the treated water they are not doing correct tests. They do tests that test for certain reactions that would normally imply a certain substance present not the effect of the magnetic field. So the science being used to contradict the magnetic influences is based on limited scientific practices not real scientific research. They should be trying to work out why some observations do exist rather than saying that sometimes it doesn't work. I bet no one can pass a charged particle straight through any of our magnetic water conditioners without its trajectory being influenced by the magnetic fields. Scientists should realise that science isn't and end. It is a journey.
It never ceases to amaze me on how many (experts) there are out there ready and willing to negate something that they themselves have never tried. If you have never tried it, you are not an expert, you're a commentator. I know from experience that the magnetic affects on minerals in water is for real. My experience with magnets have been positive with boilers, commercial dishwashers, and ice machines. When the scale goes away without using acids and phosphate feeders, your magnet is working. Pretty simple.