17-18: Simplifying Corrosion Control with a Safer Choice InhibitorIt is well known that phosphorus based corrosion inhibitors cause fouling with calcium if they are not adequately treated with a stabilizing product to prevent foulant precipitation. This shortcoming makes this stabilizing product an essential component of any phosphorous based inhibitor program. In this paper, a new corrosion inhibitor will be presented that provides a single component replacement for the aforementioned dual component system. This

yet it is common for industrial customers to allow the "least common denominator" in cooling tower materials and preservative treat­ment to be furnished

the materials of construction (stainless steel) and the concentration potential for any and all types of organic contamination

This paper will discuss both the approach to the wastewater pretreatment and the chemical treatment used as the cooling tower

It has also shown excellent compatibility with other commonly used corrosion inhibitive chemistries

either below or above the fan in a cooling tower

extra cellular polymers

Water drops that were frozen on the ice-phobic surface demonstrated extremely low interfacial adhesion

The paper will focus on the cementations repair materials

HVAC systems on high-rise officer buildings in the Arizona desert and constantly abused by sand and dust

the pultrusion industry has not matured to the point of having ASCE endorsed design codes and quality requirements

today's equipment now addresses the concentration and handling of separated solids

The treatments that were successful in maintaining biological control of biofilms in model cooling towers corresponded to commonly recommended programs used in industrial systems