Ion-acting process applied in industrial concerns to protect metal walls against corrosion and scale formation and particularly applicable to hydro-thermic plants such as boilers and the like

摘要

242,276. Kowalski, S. W. Oct. 30, 1924, [Convention date]. Void [Published under Sect. 91 of the Act]. Drawings to Specification. Incrustation, preventing. - Boiler water is treated to prevent incrustation, by " applying a suitable electric tension," thus modifying the orientation of the atomic spheres of the water molecules, the new orientation resulting in the possibility of holding far more numerous particles of other bodies in the interatomic spaces." In a boiler plant, a small ionizing current is passed through the feed water resulting " in increasing its absorbing power and in an orientation of its molecules in a well-defined direction," the said orientation being maintained " in the whole of the thermic cycle through polarisation of the walls of the plant."