86-14: Biological Organic Fouling and Its Effect on Corrosion of AISI 304The significant increase in heat load in cooling water systems in distilleries, as a result of the development of the Pro Alcohol Program in Brazil, has necessitated the use of cooling towers over the traditional once through systems. The problems associated with using cooling towers in distilleries are unique because of the temperatures involved, the materials of construction (stainless steel) and the concentration potential for any and all types of

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The paper presents the whys and wherefores of composite materials applied to cooling tower driveshafts

The root cause analysis recommended immediate investigation into the mechanical integrity of all plant cooling tower fans and vibration detection equipment

To address these issues at a major corn processing plant

This paper demonstrates rather pointedly that cooling tower performance and operation is not so straightforwardly simple as it many times is thought to be

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The calcium carbonate deposit control performance of polymer/HEDP blends was compared in laboratory process simulation

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