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“Efficiently lowers algae, biofilm formation, bacterial counts and chemical consumption.” When temperatures are high, for example in cooling towers, a matrix of different microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, EPS and algae can grow very rapidly. The disadvantages of biofilm formation in cooling towers can be enormous. Therefore water used in cooling towers needs frequent treatment and chemical shocks to keep levels of micro-organisms to a ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
The generation of sodium hypochlorite (bleach) from on-site hypochlorite generators is the safe alternative to chlorine gas chlorination systems as the chlorine generated in the generator is locked up as sodium hypochlorite at concentrations below the threshold of hazardous materials (1%) mandated by the EPA. In industrial and off-shore marine seawater cooling water systems, hypochlorite derived from seawater is introduced into the cooling water system to prevent bio-fouling in piping and equipment. In industrial ...
ByElectrichlor LLC based in Laramie, WYOMING (USA)
The performance of drinking water treatment plants is consistent with the amount of contamination in the water. Growth of algae and biofouling in a treatment plant can cause various problems within the process including: clogging of intake screens, fouling of weirs, increased chlorine demand, tastes/ odours, and the release of toxins. Control algae, cyanobacteria and fouling efficiently with LG Sonic ultrasound to reduce taste and odor problems in the water treatment ...
ByLG Sonic B.V. based in Zoetermeer, NETHERLANDS
Effective Legionella Control Requires an Effective Biofilm Control Program. AMSA BCP chemistry when used with an oxidizing biocide provides a Legionella Control Program. Outbreaks in Legionnaires’ Disease such as the one in the South Bronx in August 2015 highlights the importance of having an effective Legionella Control Program. Legionella bacteria grow in biofilms in building water systems, where they are protected from the disinfecting action of oxidizing and non-oxidizing ...
ByAMSA, Inc. based in Auburn, MICHIGAN (USA)