“DC-98 – Remove Scale, Restore Performance.”

Descaling is the process of removing mineral deposits, scale, rust, algae, and sludge that accumulate inside heat exchanger tubes due to water circulation. These deposits reduce heat transfer efficiency and increase energy consumption.

In cooling systems such as shell & tube evaporators and condensers, scale typically forms from minerals like:

• Calcium Carbonate (CaCO₃)
   
• Magnesium Salts
   
• Silica deposits
   
• Iron oxide (rust)
   

Regular descaling is necessary to maintain system performance.

Problems caused by scaling:

• Reduced heat transfer efficiency
   
• Higher compressor load and power consumption
   
• Reduced cooling capacity
   
• Increased pressure drop inside tubes
   
• Overheating of equipment
   
• Possible tube damage or failure
   

Even 1 mm scale layer can reduce heat transfer efficiency by 10–15%.

It is a specially formulated chemical designed for removing:

• Hard water scale
   
• Calcium and magnesium deposits
   
• Rust and corrosion deposits
   
• Organic fouling
   

Suitable for:

• Shell & Tube Evaporators
   
• Condensers
   
• Chillers
   
• Cooling coils
   
• Boilers
   
• Cooling tower pipelines

• Solar Water Heaters