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In this chapter, we examine cooling water chemistry and treatment programs to maintain reliability throughout the cooling water network. Cooling systems require protection from corrosion, scaling, and biofouling (or microbiological fouling) to maximize performance.
- Cooling Water Systems Fundamentals | Handbook | ChemTreat
Cooling systems require protection from corrosion, scaling,...
- Cooling Water Systems Fundamentals | Handbook | ChemTreat
Pretreatment of cooling water systems is necessary to maximize the service life of heat exchange equipment. Usually, pretreatment consists of two phases: precleaning, to remove the accumulation of foreign matter. prefilming, to promote the rapid formation of an inhibiting film.
Cooling systems require protection from corrosion, scaling, and microbiological fouling to maximize performance, preserve equipment life and reliability, and most importantly, help ensure employee safety. In this chapter, we examine fundamental cooling system design and heat transfer basics.
Every cooling water system should include a method of monitoring corrosion in the system. Tools commonly used for this purpose include metal corrosion coupons, instantaneous corrosion rate meters, and heated surfaces such as test heat exchangers and the Betz MonitAll® apparatus.
And, perhaps most important for cooling water systems, it provides a high level of thermal conductivity, the ability to absorb heat and transport it away. When we use water to lower the operating temperature of equipment or entire plants, it is called cooling water.
Safety is a priority both with our cooling water chemical treatment programs and the environment. 3D TRASAR™ technology for cooling water systems can help you reach your sustainability goals by reducing water and energy use and making blowdown safer for discharge. Featured Cooling Water Treatment Programs.
Depending on the quality of available fresh water supply, waterside problems develop in cooling water systems from: Scaling. Corrosion. Dirt and dust accumulation. Biological growth.
