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11-08: Efficacy of Non-chemical Devices In Controlling Legionella: Results FromThe objective of this investigation was to assess the ability of several classes of non chemical water treatment devices (NCDs) to control the growth of Legionella in a model cooling system. In addition, water samples from cooling towers treated with NCDs were also tested. NCD devices did not prevent Legionella growth in the model cooling towers or in field tests. Building owners and engineers should test water samples for Legionella from cooling

Advance finite element modeling and analysis can be useful to determine wind load capacity of natural-draft cooling towers

A newly developed alkaline phosphate program operates in the same pH region as current alkaline zinc technologies

are forcing many plants to investigate alternative cooling water treatment technologies

The newly developed dynamic scale test apparatus quantitatively relates degree of scale inhibition to these factors

Since the solution must remain electrically neutral

Serious concerns exist among potential reuse water recipients due to the perceived content of this water

and canvassed for their opinions

and motors

In areas where water conservation

Bonneville Power Administration is a bureau of the Department of the Interior

Electrochemical reduction of hexavalent chromate to the insoluble trivalent chromium salts has been an established process

The purpose of this Code is to describe instrumentation and procedures for the testing and evaluation of drift from water-cooling towers