cooling tower blow Articles
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Revolutionary HERO membrane process offers economical ZLD solution for an arizona power plant
The Facility Griffith Energy LLC are developers of Griffith Energy Project a new 520 MW natural gas fired combined cycle facility located 8 miles south of Kingman, Mohave County, Arizona. Black Veatch Corporation of Kansas City who were engineers for the project recognized HERO as the suitable economical process to deal with the cooling tower blow down reducing the waste by 90% and thus ...
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Duke energy selects HERO membrane process for ZLD application
The Facility The Arlington Valley Power station being developed by DENA is a large combined cycle power plant located in Arlington, Arizona. Duke/Fluor Daniel (DFD) of Houston, Texas are owner engineers and contractors. DFD were instrumental in selecting the HERO route for its economy, ease of operation and reduced operating costs. DFD obtained their permitting based on consideration of RO ...
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Cooling Tower Blow Down Re-Use - Switzerland, 300 m3/day - Case Study
Project Description: Lenntech has engineered, installed and commissioned a turnkey pilot system pertaining MMF, followed by UF, GAC and IX softening, as a last step the water is demineralized with use of a high recovery CCRO system (93%) for cooling tower make-up water in Switzerland. The treated water is used as make-up water for the cooling tower in order to maintain conductivity < 850 ...
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Tackling the Challenges Created by Water-Energy Nexus
The energy industry is under tremendous pressure to minimize its carbon and water footprint. Tremendous amounts of water are required for the production of both oil and gas as well as power generation. In addition to the water consumed, there are also significant amounts of wastewater generated by these industries. This makes the energy industry the biggest consumer of water as well as its most ...
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Wastewater Treatment & Recycle
Fresh water is a scarce commodity; this fact is well acknowledged by one and all. People at all levels be it general public, governmental bodies, and industries understand the implications of good quality water availability in terms of quantity, cost and wastage. As a consequence, there is a growing consensus on wastewater treatment for recycle/reuse. This paper briefly describes the treatment ...
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Legionnaires is an Air Quality Risk
The recent Bronx, NY outbreak of Legionnaires infections is a grim reminder of the deadliness of this strain of pneumonia. Like many of the outbreaks, cooling towers caused this one. Twenty have been identified but the search is still going on. Over 120 people were infected and 12 have died. Tragically it affects the most vulnerable people–people with one or more immune system deficiencies. ...
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Stormwater Solids Reduction for NPDES Permits
Finally obtaining a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit is often a relief but is by far not the end of the story. Meeting the requirements of that permit often proves to be quite difficult and stiff fines are freely doled out to those who fail to meet regulatory limits. For one Midwest jet propulsion manufacturing facility, the issue of total daily solids discharge ...
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