86-09: Enhanced Water Management Using Bromine ChemistryThe unique chemistry of bromine offers distinct advantages over chlorine in many water treatment situations. Understanding where to use bromine chemistry can produce an enhanced water management program. This paper discusses the differences between bromine and chlorine chemistry especially the effects of pH and ammonia. The most common sources of hypobromous acid (bromine, bromine chloride, bromide salts + chlorine, and N bromo halogen donors) are

The first polyester fiberglass structure cooling towers were placed in operation on the AEP system during the period of 2008 to 2010

The method measures the adsorption of polymer on a fixed amount of slurry of solid phase

This paper discusses the structural problems and structural failures associated with the 43 year old cooling towers located at Reliant Energies' Etiwanda Power Plant located in Rancho Cucamonga

cooling water discharges are being studied for potential reuse applications

Up-to-date results on Survey of Incidence of Wood Decay in Cooling Towers-a follow up of technical paper presented at February 1984 Annual CTI Meeting

Life expectancy predictions of wood cooling towers are accomplished with the aid of nondestructive and/or destructive testing of representative samples of structural members and their connections

with effective particle filtration to five microns

000 times more volatile than bromine at 20 oC

This paper researches technology to aid in defining the term "Green" as it applies to cooling water systems

Development of a simulation code using CFD for detailed zone wise analysis of air flow and performance of cooling tower is carried out which is the limitation of program code

(3) the lack of any statute or regulation establishing the appropriate legal standard of care regarding Legionella prevention or control

The paper contains selected sections of the Coo ling Tower Institute Acceptance Test Code