Cooling towers (including connecting piping) can be managed at low cost! Easy to install with no special construction required.
"Maruchiko-III" is a cooling tower water quality purification system suitable for improving the water quality of facilities such as cooling towers. It can accommodate multiple units of this product for a circulation water flow of 78 m³/h or for large cooling towers. It is effective in removing scale, algae, slime, and unpleasant odors, as well as in suppressing adhesion and controlling Legionella bacteria. 【Features】 ■ Measures against algae, blue-green algae, and mold growth ■ Thorough removal of scale ■ Suppression of unpleasant odors ■ Inhibition of Legionella bacteria and E. coli through antioxidant action ■ Please ensure corrosion prevention for the connecting pipes.
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basic information
【Marcheco III / Principle of the Mecacera Device】 ■ Free chlorine (sodium hypochlorite or solid chlorine) is mixed with circulating water and make-up water. ■ A catalytic reaction is obtained by bringing chlorine into contact with Mecacera balls (special ceramics). ■ This reaction produces "Mecacera water." ■ Mecacera water is passed through raw water (circulating water, wastewater, etc.) to exhibit various effects such as the decomposition of organic matter. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
Price information
■Marcheco III main unit rental fee: 15,000 yen/month (excluding tax) ■Solid chlorine consumption cost: approximately 800 yen/month (excluding tax) Total: approximately 15,800 yen/month (excluding tax)
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P3
Applications/Examples of results
【Usage】 ■ Can be used in equipment such as cooling towers and scrubbers (If the water volume for water quality purification treatment is 78m3/h or more, please consider installing multiple units or medium to large-sized mechanical ceramic canister type devices.) 【Adoption Record】 ■ Over 300 units installed nationwide in Japan, including major manufacturing companies. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
Detailed information
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User: Cold storage warehouse, cooling tower (installed for 4 cells at 78㎥/h)
Line up（2）
| Model number | overview |
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| Marcheco-III-100 | Special catalyst 100 pieces for cooling towers with a circulation water volume of 78㎥/h or less |
| Marcheco-III-200 | Special catalyst 200 pieces for cooling towers with a circulation water volume of 156㎥/h or less |
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CAD data（1）
| Model number | overview | File |
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| Marcheco-III Overview Diagram | The circulating water falling between the filling materials of the cooling tower is collected by the Marceco III system using a water intake device. The collected circulating water is injected into a "chemical dosing tube" made of transparent PVC, where solid chlorine is dissolved to produce chlorine water. The chlorine water merges with the circulating water that has bypassed the bypass and is injected into the horizontally positioned "filling tower" (filled with catalytic ceramics). Inside the filling tower, the chlorine water comes into contact with the catalyst and transforms into a highly oxidative "mechanical ceramic water," flowing into the lower water tank. |
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Company information
The main business of SGM Corporation, the "Mecasera System," was developed in 1983 through joint research with Tohoku University. The core technology of this system is the superoxide ion generation method, which is aimed at water quality purification treatment of waste oil and other substances, as well as deodorization, water quality purification, and sludge reduction of sewage and domestic wastewater in agricultural communities and sewer systems. The water purification quality is remarkably stable and low-cost, requiring no modifications to existing equipment, and it can be used semi-permanently as a reliable and robust product. For over 30 years since its launch, there have been numerous achievements, including local governments (agricultural communities), major companies in Japan, and various foreign countries.