About hydropath
The development of HydroFLOW began in 1992, when Dr. Danny Stefanini found a revolutionary new method of treating limescale in the home and founded HYDROPATH, in order to bring his innovative electronic water conditioning technology to the world.
HYDROPATH’s technology is used all over the world as a cost-effective, energy-saving, green solution for conditioning water. Our range of HydroFLOW units, designed for a growing host of industries, are designed to treat biofouling, to improve filtration via flocculation, and to protect against limescale and many other types of scaling.
BENEFITS OF HYDROPATH
LIMESCALE REDUCTION
BIOFOULING CONTROL AND FILTRATION
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Swimming pools & ponds
Backwash Reduction and Improved Filtration Ensuring that water quality is at the highest level is an ongoing battle for operators of pools of any size, from Olympic pools and water parks to household spas. In any pool the two main challenges are maintaining efficient filtration of the water, and keeping the bacterial count low without[…]
Cellulose / pulp industry
Non-Carbonate Scale Removal During the chemical processes carried out in the cellulose, pulp and paper industries, ‘green liquor’ (a dissolved smelt mainly consisting of sodium carbonate and sodium sulfide) is causticised by being reacted with calcium oxide in order to obtain ‘white liquor’. This is a crucial stage of the kraft process, which involves the[…]
Limescale and Biofouling Reduction
Cooling towers are vital in a large range of applications, from air conditioning in residential or commercial buildings to large scale cooling in heavy industry and power generation. Cooling towers suffer from a number of problems which HydroFLOW can address. A major issue is limescale on the heat exchangers, which reduces cooling efficiency and requires ongoing[…]
Factory pipelines & heat exchangers
Biofouling Removal HydroFLOW can assist not only with treatment and prevention of limescale, but also with eradication of unwanted biological deposits, known as biofouling. Biofouling refers to the problem of biological material such as bacteria collecting on the surface of equipment and impeding its operation. Commonly bacteria cling to surfaces in a gelatinous layer, which[…]