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how does dolphin water treatment work

by Granville Brown Published 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago
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Do dolphin like warm or cold water?

The bottlenose dolphin prefers warmer water. Click to see full answer. In this regard, what water temperature do dolphins prefer? Although they are warm-blooded, they tend to avoid oceans near the Arctic and Antarctic. The bottlenose dolphin, one of the most well-known species, prefers water between 50 and 90 degrees Fahrenheit.

Can dolphins live without water?

They can not live long out of water because they evolved to live in the water again (their closest relitives are cows and hippos). Their skin becomes dry very quickly it will burn and crack with in an hour if in direct sun. Dolphins no longer can hold their weight on their limbs. Therefore they lay on their stomach.

How do Dolphins react to cold and warm water?

The Bottlenose Dolphin

  • Anatomy and Appearance. Bottlenose dolphins are varying shades of grey with a lighter belly (counter-shading), which helps conceal them from predators.
  • Behavior and Diet. The bottlenose dolphin's diet varies depending on the region where they live. ...
  • Habitat. ...
  • Dolphin Calves. ...
  • Threats and Challenges. ...
  • Mating Habits. ...

How is water pollution affecting Dolphins?

Toxic algae outbreaks caused by these imbalances can reduce oxygen in the water, driving dolphins from safe areas. Marine debris, including plastic bags, tarps and other non-degradable objects dumped along shorelines and in coastal areas can trap or choke dolphins, especially young animals.

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What is Dolphin Watercare?

The Dolphin WaterCare solution, with a world-wide install base of over 5,500 systems, is a proven, full-service, and sustainable water treatment alternative to hazardous chemical water treatment for evaporative cooling and refrigeration systems. EVAPCO currently offers Smart Shield® and Pulse~Pure®—the first and only factory-mountable water treatment systems specifically engineered for closed circuit coolers and evaporative condensers.

Who owns Clearwater Systems?

EVAPCO, Inc. announced today that it has purchased the assets of Clearwater Systems Corporation. This acquisition combines two industry innovators and provides a path for pulse-power water treatment to thrive in the marketplace and improve the sustainability of the evaporative cooling industry.

Can you leave a power supply out in the water?

Can you leave the power supply out in the weather? The power supply is water resistant but not waterproof. Please cover the power supply if inclement weather approaches. Do not leave the power supply in standing water as this will damage the internal components. Do not allow the power supply to be submerged in the pool.

Can you leave a dolphin in the water?

Can you leave the Dolphin in the water? It is safe to leave your Dolphin cleaner in the water when not in use. However, (when adding chemicals to the pool) please remove the Dolphin until the proper chlorine and PH balance are obtained.

Is Dolphin pool cleaner safe?

Are Dolphin pool cleaners safe to use when I'm swimming in my pool? Dolphin pool cleaners are safe to use for the general public, however, (for safety precautions) we do not recommend swimming while the cleaner is in use. What are the ideal operating temperatures for my Dolphin cleaner?

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Overview

Technology

Dolphin WaterCare uses pulsed-power to physically treat the water instead of using chemicals and is considered an environmentally friendly way to treat water. The pulsed-power imparts electromagnetic fields into the water to accomplish the treatment of the cooling water. The induced fields modify the surface charge of naturally occurring particles within the water. As a result, calcium and carbonate ions are no longer repelled allowing for rapid nucleation and gro…

History

Dolphin WaterCare began in the early 1990s at the University of Connecticut. The founders developed the technology with a prototype by 1994. In 1998, Clearwater Systems Corporation was formed to market and sell the technology. The systems have been sold throughout North America, Europe, Australia, Russia, Southeast Asia, and selected areas of China and the Arabian Peninsula.

Awards and accolades

In 2011, Dolphin WaterCare was listed as one of the Top 81 Money-Saving Products by Building Magazine. The same year it also received an Artemis Project Award in recognition of its impact on the field of water resource efficiency. It has also enabled customers of the product to secure Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points with more than 350 projects achieving LEED certification. Dolphin WaterCare solution was also a 2011 recipient of an Artemis Project Award, given to Clearwater Systems Corporation, in recognition of its impac…

See also

• Pulsed-power water treatment
• Water treatment

External links

• Dolphin WaterCare

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