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 Industrial and utility water systems are some of the largest users of water in the world. In those systems a properly engineered water treatment program can do more to preserve valuable assets and maximize energy efficiency than any other investment. One critical element of a functional water treatment program is advanced automation. Maximizing control of your water treatment can take on many levels— from the basic on-site conductivity controller to the remotely monitored, real-time feed and control system. Nashville Chemical has the equipment and trained field engineers to ensure you have the best water treatment control for program success. All of us want cleaner water and cleaner air. Utilizing proper water treatment automation will ensure your manufacturing processes and water-cooled equipment operate utilizing the least amount of fossil fuel possible.

Steam is one of the most widely used industrial energy transfer mediums in industrial processing, healthcare, power generation, central heating and food processing. Emphasis must be focused on the importance of maintaining peak efficiency, which minimizes energy costs and the use  of fossil fuels. Proper water treatment is critical to  every facility where a continuous, dependable and economical supply of high quality steam is maintained.

Cooling water systems are used for temperature control in multiple types of facilities to include manufacturing, commercial buildings, HVAC for comfort cooling, healthcare and food processing. If left untreated, the metal surfaces of cooling towers, chillers heat exchangers and associated piping that make up the system can develop insulating scale, become corroded, lose efficiency due to fouling or become contaminated with microbiological growth. To maximize equipment efficiency and preserve valuable plant assets it is essential that a high quality water treatment program be engineered for the system.

 Legionnaires’ disease was first recognized in July 1976 following the mysterious outbreak at The American Legion convention in Philadelphia. Legionella bacteria are the waterborne pathogens that are responsible for humans contracting Legionnaires’ disease; a pneumonia-like sickness which has caused numerous illness outbreaks and, in severe cases death. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), between 8,000 and 18,000 people are hospitalized with Legionnaires’ disease in the United States each year. Legionnaires’ disease is a legitimate public health concern as its fatality rate during an outbreak ranges from 5% to 30% of those who contract the disease. The immediate consequences for a building owner or manager faced with liability claims and negative publicity can be devastating and very costly.

Nashville Chemical manufactures a wide range of industrial cleaners that are designed to provide the cleanest facility possible. Concentrated cleaning products can be formulated to the exact concentration required for each application. When properly utilized, Nashville Chemical cleaning formulas provide safe, environmentally friendly cleaning solutions for any application.