Understanding Water Chemistry Differences Between Closed and Stator Cooling Water Systems

Date Published: 2016 | Technical journal archive

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Closed cooling water systems (CCW) and stator cooling water systems play a critical part in the maintenance of operational plant systems. This article reviews the primary chemistry programmes commonly used in preserving power plant CCW and stator cooling water systems with reference to case studies depicting challenges faced by powerplants with the chemistry and operations of their systems. The succeeding troubleshooting process and root cause investigations are highlighted and detailed.

Companies: HDR
Authors: Colleen M. Layman
Tags: BiocidesCooling WaterBiocontrolchemical treatmentChromateAzoles

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