Corrosion and scale inhibition
Product selection based on water chemistry, materials and operating conditions.
Discuss suitabilityCooling water
Treatment programmes for open cooling systems, closed loops and critical heat exchangers.
System approach
An effective cooling-water programme maintains the balance between cycles of concentration, material protection, microbiological control and water consumption.
Available approaches
Product selection based on water chemistry, materials and operating conditions.
Discuss suitabilityFor selected closed loops containing steel, copper alloys or mixed materials.
Discuss suitabilityTrend analysis, verification measurements and clear action limits.
Discuss suitabilityFilm-forming amines
The film-forming technology targets installation surfaces. Product selection, dosing and monitoring are tailored to water chemistry, materials, temperature, system volume and existing deposits.
For a hydrophobic protective film on metal surfaces in selected open and closed industrial cooling circuits. MexProtect™ is marketed without a biocidal claim.
View the corrosion routeA separate biocide for selected industrial cooling-water systems where biofilm and biological fouling need to be controlled. Use only in accordance with the current authorisation and product label.
View the biocidal routeWe monitor corrosion coupons or LPR, iron and copper transport, pressure drop, filter loading, heat transfer and relevant microbiological parameters.
Discuss your systemFrom product to programme
A treatment programme is complete only when it is clear in advance what is assessed, how it is applied and which measurements will be used to verify performance.
Frequently asked questions
These answers provide initial direction. The final approach follows from the installation data and product documentation.
An open recirculating system loses water through evaporation and concentrates salts. A closed circuit exchanges far less water, but leakage, oxygen ingress and mixed materials remain relevant.
Not reliably without a system assessment. Corrosion, scale, suspended solids and microbiology interact; cleaning, filtration or operational changes may also be required.
No. An authorised biocide may form part of the water-treatment programme, but it does not replace the risk assessment, management plan, checks and logbook required by the applicable rules.
A specific challenge?
Briefly describe what you observe in the installation. Together, we will determine the most logical first step.