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Increase Power Efficiency with Nanobubbles In Water Towers and Chiller Systems

Nanobubbles technology can improve the efficiency of water towers by preventing and removing bio-film buildup, which can help maintain water quality and reduce the need for chemicals. Nanobubbles can also increase heat transfer efficiency, which can save customers up to 30% on energy costs. 

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Sustainable Nanobubble Solutions Increases Energy Efficiency in Water Towers & Chiller Circulation Lines
 

Increases Heat Transfer Efficiency of Boilers and Chillers

By creating tiny bubbles that penetrate deep into the water, nanobubbles technology enhances the contact between the water and the heat transfer surface, allowing for more efficient heat transfer. This leads to a reduction in energy consumption and costs associated with heating and cooling systems.

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Removes Bio-Film & Scale in Chiller Circulation Lines

Nanobubbles technology can also effectively remove bio-film in chiller circulation lines, a common issue that can lead to reduced cooling and heating energy efficiency. By penetrating deep into the water and dislodging bio-film, nanobubbles technology can improve the efficiency of chiller circulation lines by up to 30%, resulting in significant cost savings over time.

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Keeps Water Towers Free From Algae and Helps to Prevent Scale Buildup

Nanobubbles technology keeps water towers clean and free from common issues like algae, bio-film, and scale buildup. Its tiny bubbles penetrate deep into the water, effectively eliminating bio-film and preventing buildup for optimal performance and a longer lifespan.
 

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Saves on Chemicals

By effectively removing bio-film, algae, and other issues with tiny bubbles that penetrate deep into the water, nanobubbles technology helps keep water towers clean and free from scale buildup, reducing the need for frequent chemical treatments. This not only saves on chemical costs but also promotes a more eco-friendly approach to water tower maintenance.
 

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