Heat exchangers are a very crucial to any systems operations. Over a time, they can accumulate mineral deposit that can reduce heat transfer and flow, and therefore resulting in down time. With Trac’s Descaler Concentrate™ and minimal dismantling, you can safely clean a heat exchanger in place. As little as 1/64” of scale build-up can reduce system efficiency by as much as 15%. Although there are many descalers on the market today, most are Hydrochloric acid based and can easily damage the equipment. Only Trac’s Descaler Concentrate™ can safely remove scale, rust and lime build-ups from deep within the system, Trac’s Descaler Concentrate™ is 100% biodegradable, safe to both user and equipment, and is completely non-toxic.
Recommend Uses
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Engine fresh water cooling systems
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Distillation towers
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Heat Exchangers
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Heat Exchangers
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Cooling towers
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Evaporators
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Condensers
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Comressors
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Radiators
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Chillers
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Pumps
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Boilers
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Parts
Direction For Uses
Determine the heat exchanger total water capacity. Refer to our Pipe Gallonage Chart.
Isolate the heat exchanger from the rest of the system and disconnect the water inlet and outlet of the side to be cleaned.
Remove all excess water from the heat exchanger. This is important so as not to over dilute the solution.
Connect flushing adapters to the heat exchanger and the recirculation hoses to the flushing equipment
Water test by filling the flushing equipment tank with water and pumping until a closed loop is established.
To make sure that no leaks are present in the system, mark the tank’s level, which should be sustained for at least 10 min.
Slowly add the proper amount of Trac’s Descaler Concentrate™ into the flushing equipment’s tank. Refer to our Time Chart for the required flushing times.
After the circulation, thoroughly drain the solution and fresh water flush the heat exchanger and reconnect.