68-13: Cooling Water Treatment SpecificationsThe M. w. Kellogg Company is primarily an engineering and construction company, engaged in building industrial plants in the chemical process industry. This paper will deal with the preparation of specifications for cooling water treatment in grass roots plants of this type. The discussion will be limited to an open recirculation cooling water system, employing an induced draft cooling tower. The cooling towers in plants of this type are generally of

The amount of product consumed in order to establish the desired performance criteria is revealed

presents a special challenge because of the variability in makeup water sources

and impact upon the environment

lower corrosion rates

if it does not cool the water to the specified conditions

both large and small

A comparison of Legiolert with conventional culture methods will be presented with a specific focus on the challenges associated with testing nonpotable water from cooling towers and related sources

The work on the first two towers is scheduled for completion in July 2004

however a growing interest in employee safety by the customers

To keep a system operating efficiently

During the first days of work it was recognized that any type of refurbishment was not possible

environmental impacts