08-13: Intermittent Feeding of Aseptrol Tablet Redefines the Role of C1O2 in Cooling Tower Conversion

08-13: Intermittent Feeding of Aseptrol Tablet Redefines the Role of C1O2 in Cooling Tower ConversionChlorine Dioxide is a powerful, broad spectrum biocide with particular efficacy against algae and slime, and tolerance of high pH and water system contaminants. Until the introduction of BASF Aseptrol tablets, the use of ClO2 was limited to later systems by the capital cost and complexity of on site generators.

as a combination of hypochlorite and peroxide

used with propeller type fans on air cooled condensers

This shortcoming makes this stabilizing product an essential component of any phosphorous-based inhibitor program

The basis for these concerns relate to measurable amounts of copper that can be detected in cooling waters in contact with copper in the incoming water

Proper monitoring and control are the keys to cooling water system optimization

In a typical cooling loop

corrosion and deposition control

The process defines the responsibilities of the roles of the service providers

The operations history of these two large

Effects of alkaline cooling water operation on wood deterioration are also discussed

and measure the individual droplets has been a tedious

By taking advantage of hybrid