19-18: Cybersecurity and Cooling Technology: What You Need to Know Environmental Impact

19-18: Cybersecurity and Cooling Technology: What You Need to Know Environmental ImpactCooling technology providers are challenged to develop sound cybersecurity plans to ensure that both their own internal systems and their clients' systems are protected. This publication addresses general information and considerations that may be explored by cooling technology companies in developing such plans and mitigating against related risks.

This paper documents work conducted by CleanAir and the associated findings

This paper discusses characteristics that must be considered when designing a universal direct drive motor

Dow Chemical presented a paper on alternative designs for zero dis­charge power plants

highly variable make-up water chemistry

Statistical analysis of data proves the control capability is excellent

Cost of cooling was found to be less than the conventional once-through system normally used

The Cooling Tower Institute (CTI) offers to the cooling tower industry and users an unbiased cooling tower performance testing and certi­fication service

dropping the theoretical cold water temperature limit to the ambient dew point

if needed to be implemented

As the ambient temperature varies

We discuss training

lower weight and corrosion resistance