Cooling Tower Application Articles

Hospital cooling tower application

The Challenge: One of the largest teaching hospitals in Illinois wanted to improve safety and “green” operations in their cooling tower water treatment chemical regimen without sacrificing effectiveness. The Solution: Replacement of bulk bleach with on-site generated MIOX® mixed oxidant solution, Earthwise reduced the hospital's liability from ...

Jan. 30, 2012

By MIOX Corporation - Johnson Matthey`s Water Technologies

FILTRATION IN COOLING TOWERS

The installation of AZUD HELIX AUTOMATIC filtration equipments in cooling towers is one of its commonest applications. It allows the reduction of the total solids in suspension in the water, and: - Helps to maintain an optimal efficiency of energy in the heat interchange process. - Reduce the accumulation of particles in the components of the cooling systems. - Reduce the growing of ...

Mar. 7, 2013

By Sistema Azud, S.A.

Mixed-oxidant application in cooling tower maintenance

Tests using the MIOX-generated mixed-oxidant solution instead of oxidizing biocides (chlorine or bromine) for cooling tower maintenance, and eliminating all other biocides, in first an established cooling tower and subsequently in two new cooling towers found: (1) aerobic bacteria counts consistently less than 1000/mL in the cooling water (no colonies on the standard Easicult TTC1 dip slide ...

Jan. 14, 2000

By MIOX Corporation - Johnson Matthey`s Water Technologies

AZUD LUXON filters for Cooling Towers applications

AZUD LUXON screen filters are especially suitable for cooling towers applications, due to advantages as the minimal backwashing water needs, its low pressure loss, its small footprint, its high capacity for organic and solid particles removal and less maintenance labors. AZUD LUXON filters are made of carbon steel (housing), stainless steel (filtering element) and are suitable to work at ...

Mar. 7, 2013

By Sistema Azud, S.A.

The Use of Ozone in Cooling Towers

Ozone has been successfully applied to industrial cooling water systems with the resultant improvement in operational efficiency due to increased heat transfer, reduced system corrosion, improved environmental impact and reducedon-going chemical expenditure. The aim of this paper is to provide practical advice on the options available for the application of ozone and the potential benefits which ...

Feb. 28, 2008

By Degremont Technologies - a subsidiary of Suez Environnement

Ozone treatment for cooling towers

Abstract The use of ozone as a maintenance treatment for cooling towers has good potential for operation and maintenance savings in the Federal secior. A small amount of ozone acts as a powerful biocide thai decreases or nearly eliminates the need to remove quantities of water from the cooling tower in order to decrease the concentration of organic and mineral solids in the system. ...

Aug. 1, 1998

By Zentox Corporation

Cooling tower case study

Cooling towers have always been difficult to control. Algae grow in the cooling tower itself and on the grids used. In addition to micro-organisms and biofilm, they reduce the efficiency of the cooling tower. Furthermore the risk of spreading Legionella is a serous factor to be reckoned with. Many of the traditional methods to fight algae are either insufficient, cumbersome, environmentally ...

Dec. 27, 2011

By LG Sonic

Study cooling tower - Case Sudy

Case study of a cooling tower application to prevent biofilms ensuring a legionella free environment and maintaining the efficiency of the ...

Oct. 1, 2010

By Danish Clean Water A/S

Cooling tower water treatment – 3 ways to handle cooling tower operations

Cooling tower water treatment is one of the most important factors to enhance the performance and reduce the maintenance cost of cooling systems. Cooling towers are large evaporation systems that evaporate water to remove heat to cool process water in applications including, air-conditioning systems, water cooling for equipment and general manufacturing requirements. The heated water is typically ...

Aug. 1, 2016

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Determining Proper Cooling Tower Size

To maximize water-based cooling tower benefits, the appropriate tower size must be selected, requiring the identification of several critical factors. Cooling towers are a relatively inexpensive and reliable way of expelling heat from a number of industrial processes, including nuclear & thermal power plants, petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, food processing plants, as well as HVAC ...

Nov. 15, 2016

By Delta Cooling Towers, Inc

An Economical Solution to Cooling Tower Drift

ABSTRACT In certain cases cooling tower drift (mist) can overwhelm conventional lower efficiency chevron mist eliminators. This paper explores an alternative strategy to control drift in those cases. The author uses a case history to illustrate conditions that can be expected to cause uncontrolled drift and to discuss a solution. The author acknowledges that the information presented is ...

Feb. 28, 2005

By Kimre Inc.

What is cooling tower water treatment?

It is a dynamic manufacturer and supplier of sustainable water and wastewater treatment solutions. The cooling tower water treatment is an integral part of a process in many in industries. The water treatment problems can very costly when the cause of heat transfers in the cooling tower, health and safety concerns and equipment failure. For this problem some company ...

Nov. 17, 2016

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

The Control of pH and Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP) in Cooling Tower Applications

The importance of keeping cooling tower water in proper chemical balance is becoming clearer. Cooling tower treatment control systems can limit scale formation to improve efficiency, limit corrosion to increase the service life of the cooling water system, and maintain a residual halogen level to reduce liability associated with biological growth, particularly Legionellae. The use of ...

Jun. 1, 2002

By Walchem, Iwaki America Inc.

Neosens™ on-line Fouling monitoring for Cooling Towers

A New Approach to Fouling Control Neosens offers innovative, cost effective sensor solutions for monitoring the presence of biofilm and scale in cooling towers, heat exchangers and other industrial process applications. Fouling in cooling systems is a worldwide, multi-billion dollar problem, reducing energy efficiency, increasing maintenance costs and creating health risks due to ...

Sep. 1, 2009

Republic Steel: CapDI for Cooling Towers - Case Study

Introduction & process description Water is often a hidden cost of industrial sites and can contribute significantly to operational costs. Cooling towers are used to reject heat through the natural process of evaporation providing cooled water across a broad range of applications. Due to evaporative losses, the water remaining in the cooling tower becomes concentrated with dissolved ...

Feb. 6, 2017

By Voltea B.V.

Economical calculations for the use of Ozone in Cooling Towers

Abstract Ozone has been successfully applied to industrial cooling water systems with the resultant improvement in operational efficiency due to increased heat transfer, reduced system corrosion, improved environmental impact and reduced on-going chemical expenditure. The aim of this paper is to provide practical advice on the options available for the application of ozone and the potential ...

Oct. 10, 2002

By Absolute Systems Inc.

Upgrade Fill Media to Improve Cooling Tower Efficiency

One of the simplest and most cost-effective ways in which to extend the life of a cooling tower, improve heat transfer efficiency and reduce maintenance downtime, is to upgrade the cooling tower’s fill media to components constructed out of robust and non-clogging materials such as Polypropylene (PP), PVC or stainless steel. Fill is a critical component in the heat transfer ...

Oct. 29, 2015

By Industrial Water Cooling (IWC) Pty Ltd

Driftor - Drift Eliminators for Cooling Towers Brochure

ABSTRACTIn certain cases cooling tower drift (mist) can overwhelm conventional lower efficiency chevron mist eliminators. This paper explores an alternative strategy to control drift in those cases. The author uses a case history to illustrate conditions that can be expected to cause uncontrolled drift and to discuss a solution. The author acknowledges that the information presented is ...

Mar. 3, 2005

By Kimre Inc.

Chiller & cooling tower water treatment - case study

Overview There are three main challenges for treating cooling water in both open and closed loops: scale, corrosion and biogrowth. Water System Challenges The traditional chemical treatment calls for chemicals to deal with these challenges. When scale is present, the condenser’s ability to transfer heat is reduced, causing higher pressure and higher ...

Mar. 13, 2014

By Scale Buster - Ion Enterprises Ltd

"A Non-Chemical Water Treatment for Cooling Towers"

Untitled Document Introduction This paper will describe a case study of a ...

Feb. 1, 2000

By Dolphin WaterCare

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