07-03: Cooling Water - Optimal Control of Admiralty Corrosion UtilizingEffective copper alloy and steel corrosion control, along with effective fouling control, can be major challenges in industrial cooling water systems. Major issues include achieving effective chlorine and copper alloy inhibitor feed rates and proper residual control. This paper provides a case history that describes how monitoring of cooling water chemistry, corrosion monitoring, and fouling monitoring were used to achieve effective performance

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The paper is based upon a research project funded by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)

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are presented which show the effectiveness of the biocides and their recommended application regimen

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examples and comparisons with some standard methods are the subject of this paper

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The temperature threshold effect may explain why ozone treatment has been reported as a successful treatment for air conditioning cooling systems

air-cooled heat exchangers require too much capital cost

Methods for cooling tower water flow measurement

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