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14-01: Providing Water Resiliency for Power and Process Cooling ApplicationThroughout the world, many users are or will be facing growing competition for the use of freshwater resources. Resulting restrictions in freshwater availability for evaporative cooling use may lead to potential production constraints. Johnson Controls has recently developed the Thermosyphon Cooler Hybrid System (TCHS), a combination of equipment and controls, which has the potential to significantly reduce make up water requirements of conventional

environmental constraints

Due to the substantial cost of new construction

Recent environmental

reuse of non-potable water from liquid effluents has been used as a make-up feature in cooling towers

Actual cooling tower water is used as the test medium to establish proper biocide treatment in recirculating systems

Environmental restrictions and the need for water conservation have led to the development of a new

March 1998

these cooling systems must also operate efficiently

there are still many failures due to corrosion of yellow metals

Microprocessor controllers can provide inexpensive energy conservation control at a fraction of the cost of conventional AC-DC innoverters

During recent years

Freezing ice on coils is a slow and transient process that hinders the deployment of ice thermal energy storage systems for large commercial buildings

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