83-11: Cooling Water Chlorination - Technology for the 80's Cooling Tower Water Blowdown Treatment

83-11: Cooling Water Chlorination - Technology for the 80's Cooling Tower Water Blowdown TreatmentThis paper will discuss the newest chlorination technology as it relates to practical cooling water application. Included will be a review of common application methods compared to more optimum technology as well as discussion of efficacy as it relates to typical cooling system pH ranges.

offer only limited protection against the pitting type corrosion associated with iron deposition on cooling system surfaces

a solution is subsequently sought

leaving "fingerprints" in the components

The original fill was severely fouled

Modern all-organic corrosion control programs for cooling water treatment are generally based on phosphonate chemistry

many cooling tower structures are inspected on an ad-hoc basis after problem conditions are discovered

This paper discusses the advantages of an evaporative cooling tower that operates wet-dry or dry

thermal performance

Although these strategies have met corrosion rate requirements for a majority of industrial systems

This paper will detail laboratory and field results that have been obtained using various chromates and molybdates formulations

This paper describes research on conventional evaporative cooling towers

This paper discusses the various regulatory requirements and criteria governing the design of emergency shutdown cooling towers for nuclear power plants