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WT-372 "C WT-300" "POLY-QUAT" ALGAECIDE AND MICRO BIOCIDE
This low foaming product is used to control algae, bacteria and microbiological slime in re-circulating commercial and industrial water cooling towers, air washers, and swimming pools.
COLOR: Amber FRAGRANCE: None DOSAGE: Varies pH: 6.0 USDA: G7
Price 55gal container $21.50/gal; 35 gal pail $22.00/gal;15 gal pail $22.50/gal; 5 gal pail $23.00/gal
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WT-375 "C WT-325" "CARBAMATE" ALGAECIDE AND MICRO BIOCIDE
This product is used in industrial and/or commercial re-circulating cooling water systems to control algae, bacteria and fungi. This liquid biocide has an extremely high dilution range; as little as 53 ppm as an initial slug and 18 ppm in subsequent treatment is all that is needed to control microbiological growth. An excellent product to use as an alternating micro biocide through automatic metering systems when algae strains have become resistant to the other algaecides.
COLOR: Orange FRAGRANCE: Sulfur DILUTION: l8-109 ppm pH (100ppm): 8-10
Price 55gal container $17.40/gal; 35 gal pail $17.90/gal;15 gal pail $18.40/gal; 5 gal pail $18.90/gal
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R-586 WEEDTROL
This Diquat Dibromide based (4.35%) product's diversity ranges from eliminating aquatic growth to effectively controlling undesirable above ground vegetation. This product can be applied as an aquatic algaecide and herbicide without harm to fish or wildlife when used according to label instructions. This water based, nonselective contact herbicide is for land use to provide top kill of green vegetation. Deactivates in two weeks or less.
COLOR: Dark Brown FRAGRANCE: Bland DOSAGE: Varies
Price 55gal container $34.60/gal; 35 gal pail $35.80/gal; 20 gal pail $37.40/gal; 5 gal pail $38.00/gal
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WT-373 TOWER TABLETS
Controls bacteria, fungi, and algae in industrial cooling water systems and auxiliary water and waste water systems. Controls slime-forming bacteria and fungi in industrial air-washer systems. One tablet treats 1000 gallons of water for 3-4 weeks.
COLOR: White FRAGRANCE: Characteristic pH (100ppm): 8-10
Price (25 Bromine tablets in 11 pound package) $31.00/pound

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Cooling Water Problems
Cooling Tower-Heating Flow Schematic

Scaling: Water formed deposits result from naturally occurring minerals precipitating from water to form scale. The most common scales are calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate and silica or silicates. Scale buildup on surfaces can be extremely hard and difficult to remove. Scaling will drastically reduce heat transfer capacity and system energy efficiency

Corrosion: Cooling Systems are exposed to many types of corrosion, from general electrochemical corrosion, to pitting caused by deposits, electrolysis, or microorganisms. Corrosion can reduce the life-span of equipment by years, requiring expensive replacement. It can lead to costly equipment repairs and production downtime. Corrosion related deposits lead to reduced capacity and wasted energy because of heat transfer efficiency losses.

Fouling: Fouling occurs when solid materials form or contribute to the formation of deposit on equipment surfaces. They are introduced to the system as suspended solids and may enter by the makeup water, from corrosion by products, or as airborne materials. Examples include mud, sand, silt, clay oils, debris, organics, microbes, etc. These materials adhere to heat transfer surfaces and reduce heat transfer and water flow.

Microbiological Contamination: Microbial problems associated with industrial cooling water systems are caused by algae, fungi, and bacteria. They cause plugging, fouling, corrosion, and destruction of wooden cooling tower components. Many different bacteria species may exist in cooling water systems. Some of the problems caused include severe bacterial slimes and fouling, sulfuric acid, underdeposit corrosion and health hazards.

Boiler Water Problems
Boiler Water-Steam Flow Schematic

Scaling: As water is heated and converted into steam, contaminants brought into a boiler with makeup water are left behind. The boiler functions as a distillation unit, taking pure water out as steam, and leaving behind concentrated minerals and other contaminants in the boiler Scale forms as a result of the precipitation of normally soluble solids that become insoluble as temperature increases. Some examples of boiler scale are calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, and calcium silicate.

Corrosion is a general term that indicates the conversion of a metal into a soluble compound. In the case of boiler metal, corrosion is the conversion of steel into rust In a boiler, two types of corrosion are prevalent: 1.) Oxygen pitting corrosion, seen on the tubes and in the pre-boiler section. 2.) Low pH corrosion, seen in the condensate return system. Corrosion of either type can lead to failure of critical parts of the boiler system, deposition of corrosion products in critical heat exchange areas, and overall efficiency loss.

Carryover is caused by either priming or foaming.

Priming is the sudden violent eruption of boiler water, which is carried along with steam out of the boiler, usually caused by mechanical conditions. Priming can cause deposits and around the main steam header valve in a short period of time. Foaming causes carryover by forming a stable froth on the boiler water, which is then carded out with the steam. Over a period of time, deposits due to foaming can completely plug a steam or condensate line.

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