Eliminates biological growth in water circulation systems		Eliminates biological growth in water circulation systems
Long residual oxidizing life span		Short oxidizing life span
Is effective in the water even when the circulation system is idle		Lasts only a few minutes in water before changing state
Kills the organisms slowly, and is effective in the water even when the circulation system is idle		Rarely affects critical elements of a circulation system, leaving pumps, condenser tubes, etc., unprotected from algae and bacteria growth
Polarizes the suspended minerals and compounds in the water, releases existing scale & corrosion, and dissolves them into solution and removes them from the circulating water via filtration.
Does not stimulate corrosion		Its powerful oxidation properties will actually stimulate corrosion
Does not deter heat transfer		The oxidized surface slightly deters heat transfer, the primary function of a water cooling system.
Loosens existing scale		Does not loosen existing scale
The ionization of a copper alloy acts as an algaecide. a bactericide and a virucide

The ION Generation System

produces the necessary purification and cleansing results required in maintaining an efficiently operating and thoroughly clean water circulation system unlike any other type of system in use.

COMPARING TWO TECHNOLOGIES

There are currently two chemical-free alternates commonly used to control cooling tower and process water circulation systems to eliminate the existence of algae, bacteria and viruses in the water, and preventing scale buildup and corrosion, in order to reduce the system maintenance and operational problems, and, to eliminate the environmental pollution resulting from the use of chemicals.

In many areas today, the use of chemicals has been banned through local code restrictions and one or the other of these alternative methods of water purification and control has been chosen to solve those problems as well as to reduce the operating costs of the water circulation systems. It has been reported that the use of chemicals has been banned by the EPA in new construction in some cities causing developers to choose an alternate water management system.