Chemical reactions on the atomic level are controlled by physics, it is about electrical charges, about electromagnetic influences, because whether and how much particles are attracted or repelled from each other depends mainly on whether they are positively or negatively charged. The same basic rules apply to electricity: the voltage in the network, which makes the current flow, is generated by different charges, again positive (+) and negative (-) are the decisive factors.
A voltage in a power cable can cause a corrosion in a metallic water pipe, here it can go like with the induction hotplate: a flowing current always creates a magnetic field, and a magnetic field will make the electrons in a metal flow. Only, unfortunately, no heat is created in the water pipe, but in the worst case a pitting, and then water damage.
But what does this have to do with water quality? Very much, because the water molecules are also differently charged particles, they have the shape of a V, down at the corner they are negatively charged, and up at the two ends positively, a bit like a magnet. These smallest water particles also have their own particular natural oscillation. Therefore, the water is affected by power lines, antennas or voltage differences, like the metals, and this happens all the time.
Therefore, a purely physical water treatment can only work if the treatment can be maintained until the water is also needed. Just as with chemical treatment, time is of the essence. Is the treatment still effective hours or days later?
There are other aspects to water and electrical charges: the more charges available in a water, the more it can dissolve materials, because as described at the beginning, whether a chemical reaction happens or not is centrally dependent on the charge ratios. It is also crucial in which frequency such charges pulsate, resonances have a huge potential of destruction, but also of support of water, also the water in biological structures. This can be seen impressively in a microwave oven.
More about the protection of water and its pipes against electrical installations in our fifth webinar.

Content of the webinar:

• Examples of electrical installations in buildings, which are harmful to sanitary installations and water quality.
• Animals are often more sensitive than humans. Observations in animal husbandry, before and after electrical measures to protect water and pipes
• Systematic measurement and control system of AQUA4D to minimize negative influences of electrical installations and antennas
• Basics about the physics of water, why such problems can occur, but also why they can be solved
  • Talk leader is Markus Schwery, head of technical support at AQUA4D
  • Water expert is the AQUA4D® company co-founder Walter Thut as well as
  • Mr. Andreas Perler, Eierproduzent
  • Mr. Peter Ritz, Mühle Rytz AG

The fifth webinar will be held on Tuesday, June 22, 2021 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m.

The topic: How are electrical installations and water quality related?

You are invited to attend this 5th AQUA4D webinar for free! You can ask questions, or suggest topics at any time during the process.

More info :

• Click here for the program overview of the AQUA4D© webinar series.
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