Ozone use in cooling towers has continued, but at a much lower rate of expansion than five (5) years ago. The reasons for this reduction are primarily due to a better understanding of the ozone performance requirements. Ozone is not a “complete” treatment in most cases and is limited due to high costs for installation. Specific case histories are reviewed along with updated guidelines for ozone applications and economic evaluation.

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Makeup water, Water, Corrosion rate, Tubes, Steel coupons, Ozone, HVAC, Corrosion scales, Steel, Towers, Corrosion protection, Copper, Cooling towers
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1996
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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