23-16: A Comparison of a New Maleic Terpolymer with Current Maleic Terpolymers for use in Cooling TowersAt present, cooling water formulations include using several maleic terpolymers to control calcium carbonate and perform corrosion control when used with zinc. This laboratory study compares a new maleic terpolymer (MTP A) with current maleic terpolymers in tests of calcium carbonate inhibition, calcium sulfate inhibition, calcium phosphate inhibition, silt dispersion, and iron oxide dispersion to assess the efficiency of scale control. The study

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Power plants that incorporate Air Cooled Steam Condensers (ACC’s) offer significant water savings over power plants using traditional evaporative cooling technologies

This paper describes a new Aseptrol ClO2 delivery system that is capable of at least two months of unattended operation in small-to-medium-size cooling systems up to 30

This will include reliability and ease of operating and installation

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improve system energy efficiency

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Recent EPA rulings favor the increased use of alkaline cooling water treatments in recirculating systems

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Predictive models and tests have evolved significantly since the marble test of the early twentieth century

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there have been changes to the system: cooling tower additions