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In August 2001, we introduced the "NMR Pipe Protector" to the Co-op Nomura Minami Ishikiri condominium in Wakabayashi Ward, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture. After 15 years of implementation, an investigation into the deterioration of the piping was conducted. The investigation involved removing the water supply pipes on the secondary side of the elevated water tank and inside the residences, as well as the drainage pipes. It was evaluated that "there was almost no red rust due to internal deterioration of the water supply pipes, and there were no blockages; it was confirmed that the surface had turned black due to rust, and pipe rehabilitation had been carried out." The condominium's maintenance director stated during an interview, "Not only the water supply pipes but also the drainage pipes have been extended in their lifespan, and there are no plans for updates in the long-term repair plan." He added, "As the building ages, it will only become more financially challenging in the future, so the benefits of not having to update the water supply pipes are immeasurable." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The red rust prevention device for piping, "NMR Pipe Protector," has obtained patents and registrations in the United States and major countries around the world after undergoing rigorous patent examinations abroad regarding its practicality and other factors. On February 16, 2004, the first installation in the UK was at Addenbrooke's Hospital, affiliated with the University of Cambridge. The NMR Pipe Protector holds a patent in the UK and established its reliability through presentations at conferences related to "corrosion," leading to its installation upon recommendation from the University of Cambridge. The hot water pipes at Addenbrooke's Hospital experienced leaks due to bacterial corrosion and red rust deterioration just three years after the piping was updated. However, after the installation of the NMR Pipe Protector, red rust in the hot water piping made of galvanized steel was prevented in just 11 days. The iron ion concentration due to red rust in the hot water decreased from 1.07 mg/L before installation to 0.188 mg/L after 11 days, falling below the water quality standard of 0.2 mg/L. The transformation of red rust in the hot water pipes to black rust with a volume reduction to one-tenth confirmed the rust prevention effect of the NMR Pipe Protector. [Case Studies (Partial)] - Addenbrooke's Hospital - St Thomas' Hospital - Harrods Department Store - BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)

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