19-08: Use of Carbon Dioxide as Antiscalant for Cooling Water CircuitsIn almost all power plants the steam of the water steam cycle has to be cooled down by surface water. When a cooling tower is used for this purpose, the recirculating water has to be treated to avoid the deposition of calcium carbonate (CaCO3) in the circuit, which is harmful for the installation and reduces its performances.

Since water is the natural habitat for bacteria

employee exposure and community protection are evaluated to aid in finding a viable alternative to gaseous chlorine

Use of an Air-Cooled Condensing system

(5) the existence of a legal duty for a chemical treater to warn a premises owner about Legionella

5-kw/725 rpm electric motors

CORRATER peaks signal presence of process leaks

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The results from both lab and field trials will be discussed in detail

This list of potentially corrosive conditions is a rather heterogeneous one

As reinforced concrete cooling towers age

and the user satisfaction level

This paper proposes methods for both standardization of hybrid water-savings calculations and verification of water savings by field measurements