cooling water contamination News
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Texas IAQ Professionals Share Information about Mold Exposure and Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis
When a home or building suffers a water incursion or high humidity levels, mold can quickly begin to grow and impact the indoor air quality (IAQ). When this occurs it can create an indoor environment with elevated levels of microbial contaminants in the air that people breathe. Elevated levels of mold can cause allergies, trigger asthma and result in infections in some people. It can also ...
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ProMinent at ACHEMA 2015 - DULCOTEST Ozone sensor OZR: Reliable monitoring of ozone concentration
The continuous monitoring, even in difficult conditions such as long absence of ozone or in contaminated waters, is solved conveniently and reliably with the new amperometric DULCOTEST online sensor from ProMinent from the R-series (resistant) type OZR 1. Visitors of the ACHEMA 2015 will be able to view the integration of the sensor into a cooling water application on Stand J94 in Hall 8. The ...
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1 Death, 6 Cases of Legionnaires’ Disease Reported from Ocean City Hotel Stays
Maryland’s health department recently announced that one person has died from Legionnaires’ disease after staying at the Plim Plaza Hotel in Ocean City. The department also verified the presence of Legionella bacteria, which causes the disease, at the hotel after analyzing water samples taken from the building. So far the health department has confirmed six cases of ...
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Kills Legionella in 30 Seconds
Jenfitch, Inc announces, JC 9465, a new sodium oxychloride disinfectant effectively kills Legionella in less than thirty seconds. JC 9465 is a new formulation that generates a high concentration of hydroxyl radical ions that effectively oxidizes the biofilm that support and protects the legionella in the water system. Once the biofilm is removed, then the oxidizing energy of JC 9465 effectively ...
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Brownfield remediation combined with sustainable heating and cooling of buildings
Pioneering methods used in the Netherlands combine remediation of brownfield sites with the use of groundwater for heat cold storage (HCS, or ATES: Aquifer Thermal Energy Storage) to achieve both low-cost remediation and sustainable use of energy. A new study demonstrates how HCS can be used to help decontaminate groundwater on brownfield sites. In recent years, there has been a major increase ...
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Japan`s nuclear cleanup stymied by water woes
More than three years into Japan's massive cleanup of the tsunami-damaged nuclear plant, only a tiny fraction of the workers are focused on the key tasks of dismantling the broken reactors and removing radioactive fuel rods. Instead, nearly all the workers are devoted to a single, enormously distracting problem: coping with the vast amount of water that becomes contaminated after it is pumped ...
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