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65-03: Cooling Tower Steam Sterilization From Year's ExperienceWith the increased use of mechanical draft cooling towers during the 1940"s, tower lumber deterioration became a serious problem. At first, damage was attributed to erosion by water or by suspended matter in the water, tearing of cellulose fibers by salt crystallization with in intermittently wetted wood, and chemical attack. ( l ) However, erosion was soon found to be an insignificant factor. Efforts to extend the useful life of cooling tower lumber

the origin of these problems is frequently either unrelated to water chemistry

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

With the motor industry presently completing its transition to NEMA T frames

supported by case histories and color slides

This paper covers the mechanisms of this type of attack

and planned operation

Reviewed December 2016

This document discusses some of the methods associated with practical control of corrosion in cooling systems

(3) Environmental Factors

lowest cost to implement approaches were those most often implemented

thus reducing their overall consumption

product cost