Corrosion Inhibitor Cool Water Treat

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Corrosion Inhibitor Cool water Treat  is a highly effective corrosion inhibitor for all common metals in cooling water systems.Where most traditional inhibitors react with the metal surface and form oxides that prevent further corrosion, Cool water treat  applies a thin and durable layer of protective molecules to the metal surfaces. This technology prevents the continuous build-up of insulating layers on heat transfer surfaces.

For new builds, RXSOL  recommends cleaning of the water system before commercing service. The system will always contain small amounts of oil and iron oxides, and this can be easly removed in 1 time with Rxsol Commissioning Cleaner. If the system is corroded or is more heavily contaminated use Rxsol Degreaser HD. RXSOL Safe Acid  for removal of metal oxides or scale is recommended.
For systems previously treated with other products, RXSOL recommend to drain and flush the system before refilling with distilled water and Cool WATER treat . The system should be clean and free from scale and corrosion products when starting the treatment.
The use of antifreeze is sometimes required if the vessel is to be laid up in cold areas, Cool water treat  can be used in conjunction with glycols for frost protection. If used in conjunction with glycols, It is recommended to increase the product concentration to 8%.

Dosing method
Cool water treat  should be dosed to a suitable point in the system. If the expansion tank is used, adequate circulation must be assured.
Dosage and control
Cool water treat  should always be present in a concentration of 5% or higher in the system. It is good practice to start with initial dose for an untreated system of 60 litres of Cool WATER treat /ton. 5% will provide sufficient protection of the system for a period of two to five years under normal conditions provided. To prevent residual falling below minimum level due to loss of cooling water, RXSOL recommend to maintain a level of 6% Cool WATER treat  in the cooling system.
The engine manufacturer's recommendations for water quality should always be complied with. Cool water treat  provides good protection even with contamination of the system by i.e. inorganc salts. Maintain Chloride levels and other contaminants at a minimum level. Most engine manufacturers recommend a maximum of 50 ppm Chlorides.