70-01: Control of Cooling Tower MistRegulation I of the Texas Air Control Board stipulates that mist emitted from cooling towers shall not cause a highway visibility hazard. At the time this regulation became effective we did not have a solution to our intermittent visibility problem, although this problem had been under study for about two years. We filed an application to obtain a variance from the board until we could find a satisfactory solution and put it into effect. The variance

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to discuss fire protection in cooling towers at this meeting

Surface analysis was used to identify passivation films and correlate their chemical composition to respective treatment and water conditions

This data shows that adequate and acceptable control of both planktonic (bulk water) and sessile (biofilm) microbial populations in numerous full-sized cooling tower systems in being obtained

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Interest in pipeline acoustic flowmeters has been increasing recently due to the combined effects of increased energy costs

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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

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