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11-18: Assessment Of Existing Galvanic Corrosion Protection SystemsThis paper will examine the protocol to assess an existing galvanic corrosion protection system installed on the veil of a hyperbolic cooling tower. In addition it will discuss the need to have reference cells for ongoing monitoring of a galvanic jacketed system for the columns elements of a cooling tower. NDE and visual evaluation techniques will be described in detail. We will use a case study to exemplify our evaluation protocol.

A software tool for energy surveys and calculations will be introduced

and include limited comparisons with the other methods

This is a summary of 7 years field study

This fact has long been acknowledged by cooling tower construction companies

Although the operation of cooling towers has not changed markedly in the last few years

Using an existing hyperbolic cooling tower as an example and some possible imperfection scenarios of the structure

Tests were conducted under different environmental conditions using several types of microorganisms

vapor condensers

Electrochemical reduction of hexavalent chromate to the insoluble trivalent chromium salts has been an established process

and various other plants using steam to generate electricity

and disposing of the wastewater raises environmental problems

This is always possible for applications where additional cooling can be accomplished economically at a higher temperature