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The King Khalid Sport City Stadium in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, installed two Vulcan S250 units on the supply and return water lines of its central air conditioning system. This chemical-free solution ensures efficient cooling for athletes and spectators while protecting critical HVAC infrastructure from mineral scale.
King Khalid Sport City Stadium is a major football venue located in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. As a hub for athletic events and community gatherings, the stadium requires reliable and efficient infrastructure to ensure comfort for players, officials, and thousands of spectators.
The stadium's central air conditioning system is critical for maintaining a comfortable environment in the region's hot climate. Protecting this system from the damaging effects of hard water scale is essential to ensure consistent cooling performance, reduce energy consumption, and minimize maintenance interruptions during the sports calendar.
2
Vulcan S250 Units
AC
Central System
100%
Chemical-Free

In large public venues like stadiums, HVAC system failure is not an option. The King Khalid Sport City Stadium faced potential risks from hard water that could compromise their central air conditioning system:
Scale Formation: Mineral deposits in pipes and heat exchangers reducing cooling efficiency.
Energy Waste: Insulating scale layers forcing the AC system to work harder and consume more electricity.
Unplanned Downtime: The need to avoid emergency shutdowns during matches and events.
Chemical Concerns: Desire to avoid harsh scale inhibitors that could pose environmental or handling risks.
The solution needed to be robust, maintenance-free, and capable of treating both the supply and return lines of the closed-loop AC system to provide complete protection.
Venue: King Khalid Sport City Stadium
City: Tabuk, Saudi Arabia
Facility Type: Football Stadium
Model: 2 x Vulcan S250
Installation Point 1: Supply water line (central AC system)
Installation Point 2: Return water line (central AC system)
Installed by: Wroodsham for Trading & Contracting Est.

Vulcan S250 units installed on supply and return lines with protected impulse bands
Treat the entire central air conditioning water loop (supply and return).
Prevent mineral scale formation in pipes, chillers, and heat exchangers.
Maintain peak energy efficiency of the cooling system.
Eliminate the need for chemical water treatment.
Optimized cooling capacity for stadium comfort.
Extended lifespan of AC equipment.
Reduced energy and maintenance costs.
Reliable, game-day-ready performance.
Ensures comfort for fans and athletes
Extends life of chillers and heat exchangers
Avoids emergency repairs during events
No chemicals, no salt, no waste
Vulcan S250 Specifications
Max Pipe Diameter: | 12 inches (300 mm) |
Connection: | Non-invasive (wraps around pipe) |
Maintenance: | Zero |
Technology: | Impulse frequency |
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By installing Vulcan S250 units on both the supply and return lines of the central air conditioning system, the King Khalid Sport City Stadium has taken a proactive, chemical-free approach to protecting its critical infrastructure. This dual-unit strategy ensures that every drop of water circulating through the AC system is treated, providing comprehensive scale prevention and long-term operational reliability for years of sporting events to come.
Ensure reliable, efficient cooling for your venue with Vulcan's chemical-free scale prevention.
Waslix (Vulcan Mineral Descaler) provides non-chemical, maintenance-free scale prevention using impulse technology. This case study documents the installation of two Vulcan S250 units at the King Khalid Sport City Stadium in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, installed by Wroodsham for Trading & Contracting Est. to protect the central air conditioning system.

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