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publicationDate 1990-05-10-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber JP-H02122888-A
titleOfInvention Water treatment equipment
abstract PURPOSE: To economically obtain a water treatment equipment wherein treated water is free from damage from chemicals as potable water and reforming effect of water quality is made excellent by providing both a far infrared-ray water treatment chamber with far infrared-ray radiating ceramic provided between an inflow port and an outflow port and a magnetic field water treatment chamber with a magnetic field generator provided thereto. n CONSTITUTION: A water treatment equipment 1 is constituted of a can body 2, a magnetic field generator 3 utilizing the permanent magnets 3B fitted in this can body 2 and a far infrared-ray radiating ceramic 4. Deposition of dissolved ions, iron and furthermore precipitate and colloid having electric charges being one of positive factors of scale is promoted by this magnetic field. Red rust and scale slime are prevented from being stuck to a water supply pipe. Further water is irradiated with far infrared rays and thereby the far infrared rays resonate to normal vibration of both hydrogen bond of aggregated water molecules and a water molecule. The hydrogen bond is decomposed and water is made tasty and also offensive odor of water is removed. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1990,JPO&Japio
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