#145636

An insulated coil around a plastic pipe is enough to send an RF frequency., for electronic descaling, is it not? There is no need to use iron to magnetize.

#145638

Iron might induce stronger magnetic fields enabling stronger descaling?

#122271

Good morning sir.
Can you share design of magnetic softner , in which no need of copper coiling , and no need of electricity.
Regards
Vikas Sharma

Delhi India

Author
#122311

Hi Vikas,

I am sorry, I do not have the necessary information to design a magnetic softner with the mentioned specifications. If I happen to get it I will surely let you know.

#122509

No need to say sorry sir , it’s ok .
Regards

#118826

If you use a iron water tank, wont it corrode in the soft water ?
I suppose it can be coated with epoxy or teflon, but not stainless as it might short the flux..

Author
#118886

Yes you are right, thanks for your feedback.

#64818

Thanks for the valuable info . Crystallization phenomena utilized in your concept is so effective way for the calcium ions depositions by the magnetic and electric field applications techniques . According to physical chemical phenomena , say , cyclotron frequency , the CF value for the calcium is 34 and hence we need nearly 50 Hz oscillator sweep frequency modulated with 10 kHz carrier can give superficial effect of accumulation of base metal ions salts on ferrous water drum materials with good softening effect , very low ppm. we also have an to idea forcefully implement it our water projects . We want to implement the SOFT WATER water project as our public social service through our Trust located AT KADAMALAIKUNDU , THENI District since from this year onward. Thanks

Author
#64820

Thank you for the clarification and the info, It is much appreciated.
We Wish you all the best for the project!

#57944

I had raised this doubt as i remember to have read an article in ekector magazine if I am correct that it was mentioned as only a few Hz . I have come across some commercial water softener fittings which use 2 or more ring type permanent magnets along the water flow path. Also does the set up require a periodic clea up or descaling?

Author
#57962

OK, then it could be right, I am not too sure about the exact frequency for generating a perfect soft water outcome…if elektor electronics says a few Hz, it might be correct.

yes a correctly working model will require a regular cleaning of the tank or the concerned pipes.

#57913

Dear Swagatam this article was quite informative thank you for the same . I would like to know if the pulsating oscillator ‘s frequency range or if fixed frequency ,what is its value. Also in related article on fliynn’s motor is the rotor magnetised ,if so the pole distribution details if you can kinly provide ,thanks and keep up the good work. GOD blessyou.

Author
#57925

Dear S. krishnamurthy, the frequency of the oscillator is not critical, you can perhaps use a 50 Hz frequency as it would be most suitable for the laminated iron core. In Flynn’s motor the rotor is not magnetized, however it should made up of a ferromagnetic material such as iron, to be precise laminated iron.

#37998

Can i use battery in this project?

Author
#38011

yes you can

#37996

Hi sir, may i ask if i can use different magnet instead of a permanent magnet? Thanks you ?

Author
#38010

Hi Mercy, you can use any type of magnet, as long as it's a magnet…..

Author
#37943

Not yet Kevin, I have only tried to present my assumption regarding the concept that greater force would result in more effective softening of water through the described process…..

#29565

Dear bro i need a simple water softener circuit diagram for home Water tank.Could u help me for this?

Author
#29573

Dear bro, I have one design posted in this site, but I have not tested it.

https://www.homemade-circuits.com/2014/12/water-softener-circuit-explained.html

#27980

I WONDERFULL FROM YOU
ALTHOU THANK YOU

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