TP25-10 Replacing 12.5% Hypochlorite with On-site Generated Hypochlorite - Creston Water Solutions Sound

TP25-10 Replacing 12.5% Hypochlorite with On-site Generated Hypochlorite - Creston Water Solutions SoundMany industrial cooling towers in North America utilize bulk sodium hypochlorite (12. 5% w w) as biocide to prevent biofouling in cooling systems; however, significant increases in price have prompted plant managers to look for cost effective alternatives that minimize changes in cooling tower chemistry. On site generation of hypochlorite (OSHG) has been widely used in municipal applications to replace bulk sodium hypochlorite or chlorine gas because

Many cooling tower designs now require special consideration to reduce their impact on the environment and facilitate site permitting

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the ever-increasing expansion of chemical and other industries with their great need for water

This paper is intended to explore the "typical" path that businesses go down when an unexpected cooling tower failure occurs

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Abstract: Isothiazolone biocides are used to control bacteria

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