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07435 SOME PRACTICAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF USING HIGHLY CONCENTRATED LIQUID BROMINE BIOCIDES IN COOLING WATER TREATMENT

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Product Number: 51300-07435-SG
ISBN: 07435 2007 CP
Author: Jonathan Howarth
Publication Date: 2007
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Recent advances in process chemistry have lead to the development of a new generation of single-feed liquid bromine biocides. Highly concentrated stabilized bromine biocides permit the rapid establishment of target residuals. This feature is utilized in a number of case studies for the eradication and control of assorted algae in cooling tower water. Shock dosing to lethally high bromine residuals (> 5 ppm as Cl2) is accomplished quickly and efficiently so that minimal product is wasted in the blowdown.
Recent advances in process chemistry have lead to the development of a new generation of single-feed liquid bromine biocides. Highly concentrated stabilized bromine biocides permit the rapid establishment of target residuals. This feature is utilized in a number of case studies for the eradication and control of assorted algae in cooling tower water. Shock dosing to lethally high bromine residuals (> 5 ppm as Cl2) is accomplished quickly and efficiently so that minimal product is wasted in the blowdown.
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