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03-21: Condenser Water Treatment Using Pulsed-PowerThis paper describes the results from four years of operating experience with pulsed power (a non chemical water treatment system) on a 600 ton Pittsburgh cooling tower. The tower was commissioned in May 1998 and has been operated exclusively with pulsed power units as the only water treatment. Biological data, corrosion data, water chemistries, and thermal efficiencies will be reported.

The transfer and fate of chromium from cooling tower drift to terrestrial ecosystems were quantified at the Department of Energy's uranium enrichment facility at Paducah

The behavior of fill can be predicted from the results of short-term laboratory tests

The first polyester fiberglass structure cooling towers were placed in operation on the AEP system during the period of 2008 to 2010

and operational reliability for evaporative cooling equipment

the mitigation effectiveness increased significantly

Lab and field studies show that the new material allows for a reduction in active biocide levels compared to a traditional biocide while at the same time providing for a higher degree of control over biofilm

flow fans and the effect of the environment in which they operate

While power plants have historically taken a reactive approach to management of their pipelines

This paper discusses the seismic evaluation of the spaced tile fill in the condenser water-cooling towers for the Intermountain Power Project (IPP) located in Delta

In a scenario of reducing the supply of water to industry

This paper will explore the benefits of VFD operation while providing guidelines on proper application

treatments costs

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