69-06: Cooling Water Anti-Foulants, Theory and Application Testing

69-06: Cooling Water Anti-Foulants, Theory and Application TestingGood morning! It is a pleasure to address you on the use of synthetic organic polyelectrolytes as cooling water antifoulants. During the next few minutes, will discuss some of the possible theoretical bases for the known uses of polyelectrolyte as antifoulants in once through and open recirculating cooling water systems. Following this discussion, we will present some of our polyelectrolyte application experiences at various industrial locations.

used with propeller type fans on air cooled condensers

produces a real hazard

One solution to this problem is the use of a variety of materials

and improved appearance

and therefore

A fully instrumented fan test was used to investigate the effects upon fan system performance resulting from two different styles of drift eliminators

Laboratory and field case histories are presented

specialist contractors are finding the equipment invaluable

The major feasibility issues concerning the applicability of Mechanical Draft Seawater Cooling Towers for large-scale petrochemical development in the hot-humid Arabian Peninsula (Gulf) region were investigated

After investigating new recycle options

has become the standard material for cooling tower blades due to its great strength to weight ratio and resistance to corrosive elements that are present in the production of certain chemicals and other corrosive materials

repairs to vibration detection systems and significant changes in preventative maintenance routines