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Only two mores sleeps to wait till I debut on Scaling Up! H20 podcast with the fabulous R. Trace Blackmore CWT, LEED AP, Master Facilitator, Keynote Speaker . It was a real privilege to be invited on to discuss all things steam boilers. #AquaChem #WaterTreatment #WaterManagement #SteamBoilers #IndustrialWaterManagement #ScalingUP!H2OPodcast

Biofilms might sound harmless, but in water systems, they pose serious threats to both health and infrastructure! Here's why; ⚠️ Microbial Contamination: Biofilms can harbor dangerous pathogens like Legionella and E. coli, leading to waterborne diseases. ⚠️ Resistance to Treatment: The matrix of biofilms acts as a physical barrier, preventing disinfectants (like chlorine) and antibiotics from effectively reaching and killing the microorganisms. This makes biofilm-associated bacteria much more resistant to treatment compared to their free-floating counterparts. ⚠️ Corrosion & Damage: Biofilms can promote microbially induced corrosion (MIC), which weakens and damages pipes, tanks, and other components of water distribution systems. The breakdown of metal surfaces can lead to leaks, reduced water quality, and costly repairs. ⚠️ Reduced Water Flow: The accumulation of biofilms inside pipes and other infrastructure can cause clogging and reduce water flow. This can impact the efficiency of water distribution systems, requiring higher energy usage to pump water and increasing maintenance costs. ⚠️ Unexpected Contamination: Biofilm chunks can break off and contaminate the water supply, potentially causing a sudden spike in microbial contamination. This is especially dangerous if the biofilm contains pathogens or toxic byproducts. But don’t worry, Aquachem has seen it all before and have the solution! Get in touch today to find out what it is. +353 18 252 775 or [email protected] Stay safe and keep your water systems clean! 🌊💡 #WaterSafety #Biofilms #CleanWater

At Aquachem, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive support to ensure our customers' water treatment systems run efficiently and effectively. From expert consultations and customized chemical solutions to ongoing system maintenance and technical support, our team is here to address every need. With a focus on delivering reliable solutions, Aquachem is your trusted partner in water treatment. #Aquachem #WaterTreatment #SafeWater #WaterQuality 

Corrosion is a threat to metal surfaces in water treatment systems, which can lead to leaks, equipment failure, and high maintenance costs. But did you know that corrosion inhibitors can be a game-changer? These powerful compounds: Form protective layers on metal Adjust pH levels to minimize damage Remove dissolved oxygen that accelerates corrosion Provide anodic & cathodic protection Learn how corrosion inhibitors ensure longevity and efficiency in industrial water systems in our latest blog >> https://lnkd.in/eFAVnKMY Contact us for more information: +353 18 252 775 or [email protected] #WaterTreatment #CorrosionControl #IndustrialSolutions #Efficiency

Whether it’s coming from your tap or being circulated throughout your system, your water undergoes several crucial processes before reaching you. We're dedicated to ensuring that this water is clean, safe, and fit for use. Along the way, we also protect and safeguard your water systems and equipment, ensuring their optimal performance and longevity. #WaterSampling #WaterTreatment #SafeWater #Aquachem

Maintaining the integrity and safety of pipework is crucial. Two often overlooked hazards in these systems are dead legs and dead ends. What Are Dead Legs and Dead Ends? Dead Legs refer to sections of pipework that have little or no flow because they are no longer in use but remain connected to the active system. These areas can be the result of design oversights, unused branches, or modifications to the system that render certain pipes redundant. Dead Ends are similar in concept but refer to capped-off pipes that are no longer in use. Unlike dead legs, which might still have some stagnant fluid within, dead ends are completely isolated from the flow but still contain trapped fluid. The Dangers of both include; 1. Stagnation and Bacterial Growth 2. Corrosion and Pipe Damage 3. Compromised System Efficiency 4. Cross-Contamination Risk 5. Inspection and Maintenance Challenges Dead legs and dead ends in pipework are more than just minor nuisances; they represent serious risks to health, safety, and system efficiency. By understanding the dangers and taking proactive steps to design, monitor, and maintain pipe systems, these hazards can be effectively mitigated. Ensuring that all parts of a pipework system are active and properly maintained is not just a best practice—it's a necessity for safe and efficient operation. #DeadLegs #DeadEnd #SafetyFirst #SafeWater

What do you gain from carrying out the online Legionella Awareness Training? Why does it help you and your company? How does it keep you and your employees safe? Our online training will help you gain invaluable knowledge that could save lives and protect your business. By completing our online Legionella Awareness Training, you ensure that you and your team are well-equipped to identify risks, implement effective prevention strategies, and comply with safety regulations. This training not only helps you maintain a safe working environment, but it also safeguards your company from potential legal and financial repercussions associated with Legionella outbreaks. With just 2 hours of your time, you can significantly reduce the risk of Legionella contamination, keeping your employees safe and your operations running smoothly. BOOK NOW : 01 825 2775 #WorkplaceSafety #LegionellaPrevention #EmployeeTraining

Legionella bacteria can lurk in your building's water systems, posing serious health risks, whether it's a brand-new construction or an older building, Legionella can find its way in and multiply under the right conditions. Learn how to prevent this dangerous bacteria from growing and spreading in your water systems. >> https://lnkd.in/e8bnzRum From proper temperature control to routine maintenance, effective strategies can make all the difference. Stay informed and keep your building safe! #Legionella #WaterSafety #BuildingMaintenance #HealthFirst

How hard is your water? Water hardness can not only affect the quality and taste of water, it can cause scaling buildup in pipes and appliances causing a less efficient water system. The EU has set a guideline value of 500 mg/L for calcium in drinking water. The following general guidelines are often used to classify the hardness of water: Soft water: Less than 50 ppm Moderately hard water: 50-150 ppm Hard water: 150-300 ppm Very hard water: More than 300 ppm If you think you are having trouble with hard water get in touch with us today. +353 18 252 775 or [email protected] https://www.aquachem.ie/ #WaterTreatment #WaterSoftener #WaterSystems #IndustrialWater #HardWater

We offer a wide variety of water treatment solutions across all sectors. With over 40 years of technical experience, we have the expertise to tailor our services to meet the unique needs of each client. Our team of skilled professionals is committed to delivering reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally sustainable water treatment solutions. Whether you're managing industrial systems, commercial buildings, or residential facilities, we provide comprehensive support, from initial consultation and system design to installation, maintenance, and ongoing monitoring. Trust us to safeguard your water systems, ensuring efficiency, compliance, and peace of mind. 01 8 252 775 [email protected] #WaterTreatment #OurServices #WaterQuality #WhatWeOffer