15-13: Outside/Inside Approach to Evaluating Concrete Elements in MechanicalThe Paper will address an innovative technique for assessing the condition of reinforced concrete elements in Mechanical Draft Cooling Towers while on line and off line. These assessments assist Asset Owners with the preparation of Repair Budgets and in making enlightened decisions for these critical assets which are typically the last piece of equipment taken down before an outage and the first piece of equipment brought up after an outage. Case

political and economic factors

An experimental study was realized in order to study and differentiate the fouling risk of four different fills on an industrial pilot unit

improved corrosion control

which is vastly becoming a larger conversation topic due to the constant push from governing organizations

and general condition at time of rebuild will be reviewed

as a combination of hypochlorite and peroxide

reduce chemical cost (i

This paper discusses the effect of elevated water temperatures in these systems and improved methods of treatment

Advances in online testing and online instrumentation allowing quick decisions about the quality of these waters

High cycle operation

As an alternative to pure commercial CO2

To improve the planning of maintenance of the drift eliminators of its counter flow natural draft cooling towers