05-15: Finally, an Alternative to Azoles Deposit Control

05-15: Finally, an Alternative to Azoles Deposit ControlIntroducing a new breed of yellow metal corrosion inhibitor that will revolutionize the way cooling towers are treated. This new inhibitor forms a protective film on the metal surface hat is unequaled in its resistance to breakdown. The film is so durable that it is capable of maintaining corrosion protection for weeks without the presence of residual inhibitor in solution (a feat that azoles are incapable of achieving). This paper will present

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It appears that CTI’s approach could be a way to optimize EDF acceptance tests

high pumping costs and environmental regulations are driving cooling water systems towards higher cycles

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This paper will provide an in depth examination of the Florida Building Code and recent declaratory statements issued on how the codes apply to the cooling towers

The veracity of in vitro biocide evaluations reviewed in the context of Legionella Pneumophila field study disinfections

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A full-scale model of the structural frame was constructed and tested under static and dynamic loads

This paper describes the new version of CTI ATC-105 emphasizing the differences between the 2000 and 2019 versions of the test code

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