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Oxidizing Biocide Product Applications In North America
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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)
The presence of microorganisms will cause the system to breakdown and decreases the efficiency of the heat transfer. Typically oxidizing biocides such as chlorine and bromine have been used to treat cooling water. ...
ByApplied Oxidation LLC based in Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA)
International Dioxcide, a division of ERCO Worldwide, is a leading provider of chlorine dioxide technology, equipment and expertise to the oilfield.With over 70 years of chlorine dioxide experience, International Dioxcide (IDI) has been providing materials, equipment and application expertise thru a partnership program with leading field service companies including: Baker Hughes, Fountain Quail, Remote and others.Together we form the largest network of ClO2 providers in the O&G industry.Chlorine dioxide (ClO2) ...
ByInternational Dioxide Inc a division of ERCO Worldwide based in North Kingstown, RHODE ISLAND (USA)
Wondering how to reduce TOC? How to oxidize organic load? How to lower THMs? HAA5?. How to reduce disinfection by-products? ...
ByEnvirocleen LLC based in Libertyville, ILLINOIS (USA)
Chlorine dioxide (ClO2) is well-suited for upstream gas production during oil and gas operations, as well as other oil and gas water applications, and is highly effective and more sustainable than other oxidizing or nonoxidizing biocide options. Chlorine dioxide is a sustainable biocide—one that not only meets but exceeds the legal requirements for ...
ByAquaPulse Systems based in Camarillo, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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Boilers and cooling towers share two major water related problems: deposits and corrosion. As steam is generated by a boiler or water evaporating from a cooling tower, dissolved minerals are left behind, increasing the concentration of these minerals. Additional minerals are introduced via the water added to makeup the water lost to steam/evaporation. Eventually, the minerals reach a level (or cycle) of concentration that will cause either loss of efficiency due to scale or damage from corrosion. This level can be ...
ByMyron L Company based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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Innovative solutions to prevent corrosion, deposits and microbiology. An optimal heat transfer is the most important point in every water-cooled process. Scale, corrosion and biofouling negatively affect the heat transfer. Therefore Kurita develops customised solutions for cooling and process water systems, based on the combined treatments of scale & fouling prevention, corrosion inhibition, and ...
ByKurita Water Industries Ltd based in Tokyo, JAPAN
Bio-hydrox has been proved effective at treating produced water, bringing solutions to difficult situations where the highest level and very effective oxidation is required, and where biocide reliability is not ...
ByEnvirocleen LLC based in Libertyville, ILLINOIS (USA)
Chlorine dioxide provides a safe and cost-effective approach to cooling tower water treatment. While there are other oxidation chemistries available to use in heavy industrial water treatment (e.g. bleach, bromine or chlorine), none offer the combination of performance, safety, shelf-life, environmental and cost benefits like ClO2. ...
ByInternational Dioxide Inc a division of ERCO Worldwide based in North Kingstown, RHODE ISLAND (USA)
The Oil & Gas industry in North America, driven by hydraulic fracturing (or fracking) technology and operations, is facing a water shortage and storage crisis that can shut down an operation as fast as a dry well. Fresh water is limited by transportation cost, municipal regulations, and drought. Regulatory pressures, driven by health concerns, have created a business environment where sealing reject water from extraction operations into deep wells has become a limited ...
BySymbios Technologies LLC. based in Fort Collins, COLORADO (USA)