How the physical treatment of water saves energy and costs in the packaging industry
Did you know that the change of the amount and structure of hydrogen bonds have a significant impact on the structure of water? These changes increase the performance, efficiency and energy efficiency of the hydraulic systems where water is utilized as a heat transfer medium. And did you know that these physical, resp. chemical, coherencies are possible to utilize in the packaging industry as well? The Hippotron technology simulates the effect of the sun on liquids as it happens in nature. Flowing water is exposed to electromagnetic waves and pulses of the specific wavelengths, which causes changes in the supramolecular structure of the water and affects the amount and arrangement of the hydrogen bonds. In practice, this means that heating and cooling costs are reduced, scale formation is prevented and chemical additives (e.g., dispersants, antiscalants, biocides) do not need to be supplied to the plant. Come and hear a case study of the benefits of installing this technology in the steam production hydraulic system of Evertis Ibérica, a leading producer of food films.
