The cooling water treatment industry is seeing a growing trend away from on-site management and control toward off-site management. This paper reviews some of the reasons for this phenomenon, then examines issues and elements that are required to establish an effective off-site management system. Emphasis is given to non-proprietary equipment that is commercially available.

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Acids, Water, Sensors, Corrosion rate, Halogens, Instrumentation, Acidity, Algorithms, Cooling systems, Rectifiers, Cooling water systems, Cooling water, Conductivity
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2001
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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