17-20: A Fresh Perspective on Controlling Yellow Metal CorrosionCurrent methodologies for using azoles to control yellow metal corrosion have existed for years with little advancement. Although these strategies have met corrosion rate requirements for a majority of industrial systems, there are still many failures due to corrosion of yellow metals. This paper will highlight some mechanisms of yellow metal corrosion, new data on the effects of halogens on azoles and a new control strategy.

durability and maintenance of modular splash fill

examined by electrochemical techniques and by microscopic examination

it allows for the reduction of the product used to stabilize phosphorous-based inhibitors and is an environmentally friendly alternative for corrosion control

Performance test results are included

Proper water distribution is at least three times more important than any other factor in cooling tower performance

the effect on natural frequency when a torque is applied to the composite shaft if presented

many processes have been evaluated over the last couple of years with the objective of significantly reducing or completely eliminating this waste stream

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

Revised August 2017

This paper is focused on delineating the few fundamental design considerations and methodology that can be adopted for development of axial flow fans which are used in Air-cooled Heat Exchangers

rates of strength degradations are computed for critical components

a product only recently introduced to the cooling water marketplace