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High-rise buildings and large facilities such as educational, healthcare and corporate and government campuses with HVAC systems and power plants have specific requirements for water management and treatment: Cooling Tower & Boiler System Management: Cooling towers and boilers are essential HVAC system components for many high-rise buildings and large campus settings with centralized power, heating and cooling ...
ByArthur Freedman Associates, Inc. (AFA) based in Dyer, INDIANA (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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Summary of areas where an Acme scraper strainer can be installed in industrial marketplace and automatic strainer application. The market niche for ACME scraper-strainers and application for strainers is for screen openings larger than .003 inches or 75 microns and goes up to a high end of 6 inch or 150mm particles. At the finer straining end of the ACME line, there is an overlap with the upper end of backwash-type strainers of various designs. As particle sizes grow larger, backwash units fail to compete because ...
ByAcme Engineering Prod. Ltd. based in Mount-Royal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
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Summary of areas where an Acme scraper strainer can be installed in industrial marketplace and automatic strainer application. The market niche for ACME scraper-strainers and application for strainers is for screen openings larger than .003 inches or 75 microns and goes up to a high end of 6 inch or 150mm particles. At the finer straining end of the ACME line, there is an overlap with the upper end of backwash-type strainers of various designs. As particle sizes grow larger, backwash units fail to compete because ...
ByAcme Engineering Prod. Ltd. based in Mount-Royal, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Many applications within the power generation industry, particularly those involving steam generation, are highly dependent on optimal water quality to improve the efficiency and longevity of critical components such as boilers, steam turbines, and cooling towers and related systems. Effective water treatment strategies mitigate challenges like scaling, corrosion, and fouling, resulting in reduced operational costs and minimized environmental impact. ...
ByArthur Freedman Associates, Inc. (AFA) based in Dyer, INDIANA (USA)