72-08: New Advances in Organic Cooling Water ProgramsConsiderable attention has been given to the prevention of corrosion and deposit formation in cooling water systems. This paper discusses the effect of elevated water temperatures in these systems and improved methods of treatment. Several case histories illustrate the successful application of these methods.

One that has received wide spread acceptance is a phosphate/phosphonate treatment through laboratory and filed data

the overriding objective of minimizing wastewater

A new monitoring and control process has been developed which measures active treatment components in current cooling water treatment programs

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) requires a spread-plate culture legionella test during investigations of a known or suspected outbreak of Legionellosis

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Two primary characteristics were studied: threshold inhibition

tolerances

however with the addition of the Cool Puck approximately 24 hours before biocide dosing

Design features incorporated into the specifications for major rebuild/repack projects for crossflow and counterflow towers to facilitate cold weather operation are also reviewed

recent environmental legislation has increased restrictions on industrial chromate discharge

Data is presented on a unique

This paper researches technology to aid in defining the term "Green" as it applies to cooling water systems