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11-16: New Biocide Options for Biofouling ControlThere are a large number of biocides available to the water treatment professional however; they are not always effective due to compatibility and efficacy issues. A new non oxidizing biocide based on tributyl tetradecyl phosphonium chloride has recently been introduced which overcomes many of the limitations of current non oxidizing biocides. This new biocide out performs current biocides such as isothiazolone and glutaraldehyde versus algae and

louvers and similar applications on cooling towers

has a concentrated effort been expended to perfect methods for treating agricultural drain waters to remove elements which might ultimately cause pollution problems and adversely affect values associated with ow- rivers

The extent of this effect has been confirmed by extensive measurements

Testing was conducted at a cooling tower of a Spanish hospital

The results of weight gain

and chemical production industries will be discussed

In 1965 a form of "handwriting on the wall" was presented to the American

Ozone as a biocide and legionella control will also be reviewed

a greater emphasis has been placed on the cooling tower blowdown

The test results and analysis have provided a comprehensive evaluation of FRP Composite columns

Although there were many installations utilizing sewage plant effluent for cooling and even some for-boiler water makeup

Motor purchase price is only 2-4% of the life operating cost of that motor

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