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75-06: The Use of Ion Exchange Resins in Cooling Tower TechnologyThe treatment of water for coolant water towers by means of ion exchange resins is not a new concept and various studies have been made which have supported the need of such technology. Although this need and technology has been known for years, very few coolant tower systems employ ion exchange techniques today. In many respects, the operation of a cooling tower is quite similar to that of a boiler. If the make up water to the tower is not treated

This Standard covers the design

which has historically been used to relate the sensible and evaporative transfers

without the need to treat the entire refinery cooling system

Covers the classification materials of construction

reduce discharge to sewer

14 cell crossflow

The collected mud and scaling are treated to kill all bacteria

Using an existing hyperbolic cooling tower as an example and some possible imperfection scenarios of the structure

recirculation rate

This paper discusses drift testing methods

Prevention and control guidelines for pitting corrosion in cooling water systems based upon real system experience are presented

and structural integrity of the axial flow fan assembly which moves the air through the tower and is an integral part of the cooling process as well as a significant contributor to initial and operating costs

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