12-24: Novel, Mild Oxidant Improves Cooling Water Treatment Performance Testing

12-24: Novel, Mild Oxidant Improves Cooling Water Treatment Performance TestingA low system oxidation reduction potential (ORP) is desirable to minimize corrosion in recirculating cooling systems. Traditional oxidizers, however, are ineffective at system ORP less than 400 mV for neutral to alkaline pH values. This paper describes a novel, proprietary biocide that is marketed as Biosperse XD3899 microbiocide and made from the stoichiometric reaction of sodium hypochlorite and ammonium bromide. The resulting active, bromide

This paper will present current laboratory and field fouling evaluation methods

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A new online analysis platform for water treatment systems is discussed

heat has been dissipated primarily by once-through water from natural lakes and rivers

it is helpful to summarize briefly the nature and mechanics of corrosion

This paper discusses the details of motor reaction to fast switching

An emergency technology is water recovery based on the high-efficiency reverse osmosis (HERO™) technology

Evidence to support this contention can easily be found-­simply by comparing the gross national product with the kilowatt-hour consumption of electricity through the years

Further power reductions may be realized as a result of lower cascade flow losses and improved airfoil insensitivity to roughness effects

test measurements and data reduction procedure required for determination of the thermal capability of a dry

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