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73-12: Softening of Cooling Tower Blowdown Water For ReuseThe future of chromium and zinc based corrosion inhibitors in open recirculating water systems will depend greatly upon the approved disposal procedures for these elements. The State and Federal regulatory bodies are expected to sanction control standards that will negate the use of chromates and zinc without acceptable disposal methods. Future power loads at the Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant will make the disposal of chromate and zinc corrosion

These limits place an impact on the type of water treatment used in the majority of cooling-tower water systems

An experimental study was realized in order to study and differentiate the fouling risk of four different fills on an industrial pilot unit

FRP composites structural members are the newest building materials available for constructing cooling towers

both laboratory and field performance data will be presented

MO and FL) and feed water chemistries

While owners of cooling towers are concerned about managing their legal liability

A temporary heat source was used

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It was first used for one- through cooling and quenching sprays in a steel mill

Chromate-based inhibitors have been widely used in cooling systems for corrosion control for many years

Variable frequency drives (VFD) are becoming the most popular alternative for controlling tower capacity by varying the fan speed