Positive corrosion and deposit control in recirculating, alkaline cooling (tower) waters have been demonstrated at more than 30 cycles of concentration when the recirculating waters receive treatment in a magnetic field. Make-up and recirculating water characteristics, facility descriptions, and guidelines for proper design and use of magnetic devices are discussed.

Subject
Water, Salts, Calcium carbonate, Solids, Sludge, Cycles of concentration, Scale formation, Equipment, Scale, Boilers, Cooling towers, Scaling, Water treatment facilities
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1984
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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