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What is boiler stone?

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boiler stone is a hard, mineral layer formed on heated surfaces as a result of the precipitation of calcium and magnesium compounds.

What does boiler stone mean in practice?

Sludge accumulates on heaters, boilers, boilers and exchangers, especially at high temperatures.

When does it matter?

The scale layer impairs heat transfer, increases energy costs and promotes overheating of device components.

Which solutions are related to it?

Protection is provided by properly selected water softening, residual hardness control and periodic descaling of devices.