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12-20: Going it Alone: Lessons Learned from Managing Our Own Water Treatment PrLED lighting manufacturer Cree took the management of water treatment for its numerous HVAC and process cooling systems in house after 12 years of full service water treatment from a national water treatment company. Cree now buys chemicals and treats its systems on their own. The road to independence was at times bumpy, but in the end it proved to be an extremely rewarding journey.

This paper covers various methods of detecting poor water distribution

The present trend in the design of power generation facilities is toward increasing size and capacity

Many large power/petrochemical plants have older cooling towers which are in need of major repairs but shutting down these towers will result in large production losses

On-line corrosion monitors and deposit monitors will indicate expected results and needs for program adjustments

As water became more expensive and discharge laws more rigid

Several aspects of sustainability apply to cooling systems

and chemical production industries will be discussed

The particle size characterization was performed by passing the wet sample stream through a heated quartz tube to dry the drift droplets followed by separating the particles by size using an Anderson Mark 111™ cascade impactor

A matrix of products with varying geometry

Various types of filters are

While factory-assembled cooling towers are compact enough to be tested and certified in environmental test chambers

This paper will discuss what the aftermath created for "Chemical Row Industries" with its raw water make-up source and how crawfish was determined to be a primary contributor

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