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94-12: The Effect of Process Leak Contaminants on Biocidal EfficacyAbstract: The effect of various process leak contaminants on the performance of eight water treatment biocides was evaluated. The contaminants included a high temperature oil, diesel fuel, a hydraulic fluid, ammonia, ethylene glycol, sulfide and the following gases: carbon dioxide, hydrogen, l butane, and propane. The efficacy of each biocide was compared in the presence and absence of the contaminants. While the extent of deactivation varied with

pressure charges

existing laws continue to influence the selection and use of many water treatment products

by clogging film fill surfaces

Included are typical ranges of cooling water quality

The order of decreasing volatility is ozone > chloramines > hypochlorous acid

With increased water scarcity in many areas of the SE USA

This paper is focused on delineating the few fundamental design considerations and methodology that can be adopted for development of axial flow fans which are used in Air-cooled Heat Exchangers

Legionella testing is required and chlorine residual control ranges are specified

and tolerance of high pH and water system contaminants

This requires careful design of the overall system starting from cooling water/sea water exchangers

thus reducing their overall consumption

and/or organic contamination could foul electrode surfaces

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