23-04: A New Solutions for Mitigation of Performance Degradation Due to Cooling Tower System StressesThe nonchromate phosphorus based cooling tower corrosion inhibitor formulations in wide use today often suffer from performance degradation due to system stresses. These stresses can include mechanical factors such as low flow exchangers and hot spots in cooling loops, operational factors such as the need to operate at high concentration factors or chemical factors such as non optimal makeup water composition or high levels of oxidizing biocides.

Water treatment strategies that reduce potable water use and preserve resources have been successfully implemented in the past decade

The culture method is a poor fit for routine assessment of operating risk of Legionella in cooling water systems because operators cannot make timely decisions about corrective actions

Mechanical Draft Cooling Towers are critical fixed Assets that need to be maintained and remain in service in order to cool various plant operations and systems

The development and marketing of contemporary modular trickle and splash fills has yielded a perception that any “wire frame model” type fill offers similar resistance to fouling as classic splash bar fills

No data existed for pultruded Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP)

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the potential for scale corrosion and fouling changes

The treatment provides excellent corrosion and scale control over a broad range of water chemistries and is applicable to high conductivity and iron-contaminated waters

Some of the usual suspects include: (1) the lack of clearly defined scope of work and responsibilities

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