11-06: Optimizing Treatment Cost PerformanceOptimizing the cost performance of treatments in cooling systems requires the use of models that calculate the minimum effective dosage of scale and or corrosion inhibitors and blends. This paper describes the theory, development, and applications of performance models to optimizing and comparing treatments in open recirculating cooling systems. The impact of blending inhibitors on dosage is described. Treatment and model limitations are also

The modifications consisted of installation of Munters D-15 eliminators over the existing eliminators

as well as recommendations for new installations will be presented

Operational sites have demonstrated significant reductions in operational costs when compared to conventional bromine or chlorine chemicals

the rusting here was almost as bad as if they were left out in the field

002 percent was required

use more real estate and cost more to install (in foundation

Multiple case histories covering the following cooling tower waters are included: 1) Unsoftened surface or well water makeup

This facility can be used for fill measurement also

and clearance sampling will also be discussed

With metallic treatments such as zinc and chromate under close scrutiny by governmental agencies

A "bonus" value proposition

improved program safety for operators