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89-14: The Use of Chlorine Dioxide to Control Microbiological Growth in anAbstract: An alternative oxidizer, chlorine dioxide is used in a plastic film manufacturer's cooling water systems to control microorganisms. As a result of the process, the water is contaminated with percentage amounts of ethylene glycol and acid aldehyde. These serve as nutrients for unbridled microbial growth leading to sever operating problems in the condensers and cooling towers. A discussion of the resulting under deposit corrosion, as well s

Recent environmental concerns have been expressed regarding the possible toxicity effect to aquatic life from copper in once-through cooling water discharge and the blowdown from recirculating cooling systems

The first polyester fiberglass structure cooling towers were placed in operation on the AEP system during the period of 2008 to 2010

Laboratory studies demonstrated that the selection of specific chemistry for scale and deposit control could materialize in operation of seawater cooling systems at higher concentration factors than is normal practice

highly variable make-up water chemistry

Because of this

proper selection

How do you determine "end points" where scale inhibition is lost

In any economic study

and wet and dry cooling towers

various case studies

and a long service life that are mandatory for these critical cooling applications

the deterioration degradation of the asbestos-cement fill is suspected to be leaching of the cement from the fill

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