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23-12: Are We Treating Beakers or Systems: Laboratory Testing and Validation in a Field ContextLaboratory testing of water treatment programs for scale and corrosion control are run and used for several purposes: To evaluate new inhibitors and treatments and predict field performance over a range of systems, and operating parameters. To optimize treatments and determine the minimum effective dosage. To compare existing treatments to proposed treatments. To develop "technically accurate and appropriate" data for sales literature and promotion.

Environmental regulations along with the needs to alleviate the phosphate-based scales drive the need for a Non-Phosphorus and Non-Zinc (Non-P & Non-Zn) treatment programs for carbon steel corrosion control and scale control in cooling system

During this cycle

The chemistries are halogen stable and offer an improved toxicity profile over conventional cooling treatment components

representatives was making an inspection of a chemical plant when a fire was discovered

It will also cover flame spread ratings

consideration with stainless steel substantially more expensive than FRP on a unit

Deals with equipment condition

There is the older Kosovo A

support columns

maintenance issues over the past twenty years and chemical cost savings

of parallel shaft design

The “Stabilized Phosphate” category of cooling water treatments has become an industry standard since the banning of chromate inhibitors in the late 1970’s

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