03-21: Condenser Water Treatment Using Pulsed-PowerThis paper describes the results from four years of operating experience with pulsed power (a non chemical water treatment system) on a 600 ton Pittsburgh cooling tower. The tower was commissioned in May 1998 and has been operated exclusively with pulsed power units as the only water treatment. Biological data, corrosion data, water chemistries, and thermal efficiencies will be reported.

health and environmental procedures

as guidelines and the actual criterion will be determined on site-by-site basis to protect the "best usage" assigned to the receiving waters

driveshaft

This is a piece of equipment which we prefer to be left to maintenance and operation by the heat transfer engineer

Use of an Air-Cooled Condensing system

When it comes to industrial cooling towers

high calcium ion concentrations and high alkalinity at high pH makes control of calcium carbonate extremely critical

A parametric study has been carried out to investigate the effect of steam velocity

discharge criteria

Non-Chemical Devices (NCDs) have great appeal when talking of the impact of treatment chemicals

Some information pertinent to this question

Previous CTI publications show that certain cooling tower configurations and designs are more responsible than others for creating recirculation environments