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How Can Cooling Water Quality Identify Potential Problems?

Date Published: 2016 | Technical journal archive

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This article addresses make-up water ingredients which could cause potential scale, fouling, corrosion and microbiological issues in the cooling system equipment and reviews each of these issues separately in order to determine the most cost-effective cooling tower water treatment program.

Companies: Puckorius & Associates
Tags: CorrosionFoulingBacteriaCooling Towers

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