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TP19-20: Tailoring Scale Prediction Models to a Specific Application: Cooling WaterMineral scale formation is a problem across many industries and in diverse applications and equipment. Each application may have specific characteristics that must be considered if a modelling system is to be reasonably accurate. The modelling of cooling water and oil field production chemistry have been studied extensively since the 1970s and state of the art physical chemistry models developed to simulate them with acceptable accuracy, even under

using case studies and practical scenarios as illustrations of their impact for users

Industrial cooling towers are one of the largest sources of freshwater consumption in theUS

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Chlorine Dioxide is a powerful

in order to establish compliance according to the contract

Two primary characteristics were studied: threshold inhibition

The structural design considerations for dead

The paper will be presented with slides depicting the subject matter

A matrix of products with varying geometry

Despite data and studies (although both somewhat limited) indicating an improved methodology was required for assessment of the contribution of recirculation to thermal performance degradation of these towers

The details of how reuse should be considered

What is the universe of factors that affect a cooling system and how do they affect successful long- term maximization of system performance and minimization of deterioration and premature failure

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