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85-15: Study of Cooling Water at High CyclesThe decreasing availability of high quality water, high pumping costs and environmental regulations are driving cooling water systems towards higher cycles, brackish makeup and zero discharge. This paper presents solutions to the difficulties of recommending chemical treatments for such systems. The methods used to obtain phase diagrams incorporating the kinetics of mineralization rather than pure equilibrium thermodynamics is discussed.

These assessments assist Asset Owners with the preparation of Repair Budgets and in making enlightened decisions for these critical assets which are typically the last piece of equipment taken down before an outage and the first piece of equipment brought up after an outage

often complex

calcium sequestration

splash and explain the fouling - scaling resistance in relation with layout

Fractures in cooling water system components can lead to costly failures

EDF has to do the right choice when retrofitting a cooling tower

One Example of hazard is the obstruction of vision along a well-traveled roadway adjacent to a tower

This paper describes the application of an innovative biodetergent technology to complement conventional biocide programs for fouling control

Data is presented on a unique

Several useful mechanical maintenance recommendations and chemical application modifications for often problematic operations will be provided based on long term zero discharge experiences

the diversion of various plant waste streams other than tower Blowdown to the softener for processing to characteristics suitable for tower makeup and other plant uses

and allows EVAPCO to optimize the Air Cooled Condenser design with unprecedented precision

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