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95-11: Re-Use of Reclaimed Municipal Waste Water as Cooling Water Make-UpHigh levels of total dissolved solids, ammonia, phosphate and organic impurities characterize municipal wastewaters. This paper presents results of an in depth laboratory and on site study investigating the use of tertiary treated municipal effluent as cooling water make up. The corrosion, fouling and microbiological challenges unique to this water are analyzed and solutions presented. An analysis of the various components of the cost for treating

Two non-traditional examples of water reuse are presented

Nearly 200 people were infected

Both water and energy are critical natural resources that are interrelated in both their production and delivery

Preventing microbial growth in recirculating cooling systems is crucial to maintain productivity at your site and extend the life of your capital assets

it's important to understand the deterioration mechanisms operating and how best to mitigate the damaging effects before performing repairs and placing them into service

Two primary characteristics were studied: threshold inhibition

Water is currently a major object of interest in industries because it has great applicability

25 mg/1 total chromium limit on gas plant effluents in Texas

The ability to monitor the changing potential for these operational problems

and indicate that significant economic advantages can be realized

improved program safety for operators

a solution is subsequently sought

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