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20-20: Case Study of a New Oxidizing in Two Large Power Plant Cooling TowersTwo large natural gas fired, combined cycle power plants, 800 and 500 megawatts respectively, using recycled water with high ammonia contents for cooling water make up adopted a new economical stabilized halogen technology to solve bio treatment problems. The new treatment method resolved biological fouling issues and eliminated the need for shot feeds of a tanker truck load of bleach (~5000 gallons) every one to two weeks and the need for normal

Industrial cooling towers have long been seen as an ideal repository for wastewater because of the large volumes of water necessary for evaporative cooling

This standard sets forth specifications

thus maximizing reuse of medium quality cooling water

in a 100% direct cooling configuration

They were designed to function with untreated raw water as make-up

both laboratory and field performance data will be presented

This paper will point out the unique features of this family of products and show comparative field and laboratory data to aid in proper biocide selection

which force the air to flow in a direction inclined to the vertical

detailing kinetics of film formation for various surface deposited film inhibitors not previously reported

Cyclonic Filtration has transformed itself to new levels of performance

This paper discusses how high-level halogen applications should be managed to provide optimal polymer control

water quality analyses and data management methods to document the historical operation

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