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Usually we recommend ball diameters 1 mm to 2 mm larger than the I.D. (Inside Diameter) of the tube that is to be cleaned.
A smaller diameter should be selected when using an abrasive ball or when condensers are equipped with protective nozzles.
If a question should arise concerning ball selection as diameter, hardness, size or abrasives, contact your CTCS manufacturer or manual for instructions.
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A larger ball can lead to ball blockage inside condenser and U/F membrane tubes, reducing heat exchanger efficiency and permeate output.
For the above reason swollen balls should not be used.
Sponge balls by Luxx Ultra-Tech are engineered to be insensitive to water with or without detergents.
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