76-14: Chlorine Dioxide a New Development in Effective Microbio ControlChlorine Dioxide If the name "rings a bell", you may have been associated with the pulp and paper or textile industries where many tons of ClO2 are generated and consumed on site each day. Or you may have been involved in one of the several hundred, world wide potable water plants that have used ClO2 since the 1940's for taste and odor control or, more recently, as the primary disinfectant.

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At the 97th Winter Annual Meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers in New York City

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Information will also be presented which should be helpful in doing calculations for elevations other than sea level

This paper will discuss the benefits and thermal performance levels of modular splash fills vs

Failure to maintain a proper microbial inhibition program will affect your bottom line as a result of heat rate degradation

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concrete cooling towers is reviewed

Serious questions about cooling tower drift and its potential as an environmental pollutant must be answered if cooling towers are to continue to receive general acceptance as heat rejection equipment for large plant installations

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