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| The problems |
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Fuel wastage
Without treatment, corrosion debris will accumulate in the boiler
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Boiler noise This increases in frequency and intensity as deposits of sludge and scale build up in an unprotected boiler.The protection and restoration products we use help meet the recommendations of the code of practice, and facilitates both of cleansing a central heating system |
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Cold spots The familiar cool low central area of a radiator indicates a build-up of black sludge sediment that restricts flow and reduces heat. |
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Frequent venting When the top of a radiator is cold during operation, either air or hydrogen is to blame. Hydrogen gas builds up as a by-product of electrolytic corrosion and is flammable (due caution is required). |
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Pump seizure and failure The abrasive and magnetic properties of black oxide sludge increase shaft and bearing wear in pumps causing them to stick or fail. |
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| The Solution |
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Power Flush Power flushing is the most efficient and effective method of cleansing a central heating system. The principle is to create a powerful fresh water flow under controlled conditions to remove debris from the system. By connecting the power flushing unit to the heating circuit in place of the system pump, boiler or radiator the circuit can be thoroughly cleansed of limescale and corrosion debris. |
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When used in conjunction with a cleanser a typical power flush can be completed in 3-4 hours. Whether pre-commission cleaning new systems or restoring existing systems, all systems should be protected against any further attack from corrosion or limescale after cleansing by using a properly formulated corrosion and scale Protector. |
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