64-04: Chemical Cleaning of the Water Side of Process EquipmentA paper presented to the Cooling Tower Institute, New York City, on June 17, 1964, by W. E. Zimmie. Process Equipment is shut down for periodic cleaning due to: 1)Hard Scale formation 2)Biological growth 3)Mud and Sedimentation.

Design philosophy of the modification effort and resulting impact on thermal performance recounted

piping and electrical equipment

To avoid that “not very meaningful” situation and to help create an even playing field

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Accelerometers are installed on the gearboxes perpendicular to the drive shaft and the cable runs the length of the support structure ending outside of the fan shroud at the drive motor

and quick response to early warning signs of impending trouble can usually prevent sudden or unexpected problems

Ever-increasing electrical generating plant size and service requirements demand a high degree of refinement of both technologies in an effort to keep the not-inconsiderable costs of such towers to a realistic minimum

To address these issues at a major corn processing plant

It would be interesting to determine why

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3-Triazoles are important components of corrosion inhibitor package of most cooling water formulations

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