Advantages and disadvantages of installing the magnetic water activation device "Muzatsu".

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last updated：Aug 03, 2022

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Information on the advantages and disadvantages of installing the magnetic water activation device "Muzatsu."

**Merits** 1. Significant reduction in chemical input costs → Aim for complete elimination of chemicals. 2. Reduction in secondary costs during wastewater discharge → Environmental protection. 3. Improved thermal conductivity → Energy savings (using cooling towers). 4. Improved turbidity → Reduced makeup water. 5. Extended maintenance cycles for equipment and machinery → Labor-saving, simplification. 6. No power required → No energy needed. 7. Prevention of deterioration in equipment and piping → Longer lifespan, resource conservation. 8. Extended economic operation of equipment and machinery. **Demerits** 1. Regular maintenance of "no impurities" → Cycle varies depending on water usage and conditions. 2. Pressure loss occurs → Minimal impact on operation. 3. Replacement of cooling water (until turbidity falls below standards). 4. Installation work is necessary → Costs incurred.

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**Merits** 1. Significant reduction in chemical input costs → Aim for complete elimination of chemicals 2. Reduction in secondary costs during wastewater discharge → Environmental protection 3. Improved thermal conductivity → Energy savings (using cooling towers) 4. Improved turbidity → Reduced makeup water 5. Extended maintenance cycles for equipment and machinery → Labor saving, simplification 6. No power required → No energy needed 7. Prevention of deterioration in equipment and piping → Longer lifespan, resource conservation 8. Extended economic operation of equipment and machinery **Demerits** 1. Regular maintenance of "no impurities" → Cycle varies based on water usage and conditions 2. Pressure loss occurs → Minimal impact on operation 3. Replacement of cooling water (until turbidity falls below standards) 4. Installation work is necessary → Costs incurred