200ltr water

bleaching powder 50gram

hydrogen peroxide 1ltr.(50%)

CLR (Calcium Lime & Rust Remover)

Oxalic acid dissolves rust, but may not work as well against items like CaCO3.

First check that you do not have pinholed sections or ones where the wall thickness
has almost disappeared.

Then mix oxalic acid with dilute hydrochloric and let soak overnight. Flush and
test, making sure the flush water doesn't dislodge rust into your equipment.

After you have cleared it enough, pressure test to see if you have now developed
leaks, as in some sections the rust may be all that makes it leak tight!

Some sections will probably need replacement, but that would happen anyway.

Afterwards, of course, run the system with strainers to catch loose rust which will
be coming adrift for some time and use inhibitors.

Depending on the condition of your pipe, this may save money or it may be more
expensive than replacement.

Good luck.