Development of magnetic resonance electrotechnique for scaliness reduction on heat exchange surfaces and in pipelines
摘要
This paper presents the development and empirical evidence of magnetic resonance electrotechnique aimed at scaliness reduction on heat exchange surfaces and in pipelines of thermal power plant cooling systems. The paper proposes the design of an electromagnetic device capable of generating current pulses affecting the water flow and hardness. The technique promotes the formation of crystallization centers outside the heat exchanger surface, thereby preventing the scaliness deposition. Research results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed technique. It is environmentally friendly, eliminates the need for chemical reagents and reduces operational costs. The proposed technique has the potential for broad application in the energy and industrial sectors.