Scale adhesion
When limescale builds up inside heat exchangers and piping, it reduces heat transfer efficiency, narrows flow paths, and increases the frequency of cleaning.
DEWEHA Frequency Conversion Inductive Water Processor
DEWEHA is a water treatment system using frequency conversion induction technology originating from Germany. The document introduces examples of its use in industrial applications for scale adhesion, fungal slime, and corrosion.
In cooling water systems, scale, fungal slime, and corrosion affect heat exchange efficiency, maintenance, and operating costs.
When limescale builds up inside heat exchangers and piping, it reduces heat transfer efficiency, narrows flow paths, and increases the frequency of cleaning.
Biofilm and sticky sludge cause flow path obstruction and increase the burden of water quality management. The material explains the suppression mechanism using electromagnetic fields.
Red rust and corrosion products affect pipe life and stable operation. DEWEHA has a mechanism for forming an anti-corrosion film.
DEWEHA is a physical water treatment device that installs windings in pipes and applies frequency-controlled electric and magnetic fields to water. The document introduces this as a technology that responds to water quality by changing the frequency from 0 to 60kHz.

Benefits include reduction of chemicals, maintenance of heat exchange efficiency, reduction of waste water and make-up water, and reduction of maintenance costs.
Targets a wide range of sites that use circulating cooling water, from manufacturing to energy, food, and data centers.








The materials introduce examples of implementation at industrial sites overseas and in China. On the Japanese site, case studies are organized and posted by industry.


