Search
Filters
Close

Save 20% on select titles with code HIDDEN24 - Shop The Sale Now

98528 CONTROL OF BIOFOULING: ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR ENERGY UTILISATION AND IMPACTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT

Product Number: 51300-98528-SG
ISBN: 98528 1998 CP
Author: Andrew M.Pritchard, John E.Duddridge
Industry: Energy Generation
$0.00
$20.00
$20.00
The formation of deposits in energy conversion and utilisation processes has long been recognised as deleterious to the efficient and safe operation of those processes. Many of the deposits have a biological component, so that proper control of biofouling is essential. The biocides used for this control are recognised as having a potential negative impact on the environment, and there is therefore pressure to reduce or discontinue their use. The negative impacts of this course of action are not generally considered. Major contributions would come from the increased emissions of greenhouse gases and acid rain precursors from the burning of extra fuel that would be required to maintain the same industrial output. These would be caused principally by the reduction in heat transfer efficiency, particularly in the electricity industry, the requirement for increased pumping power, and the emissions associated with the extraction, production and fabrication of larger or additional capital plant. Estimates of the environmental impact of not using biocides in the energy conversion and utilisation industries are made with the assistance of data previously collected m the study of the costs of biofouling and other deposit forming processes to industry, the recently published Pilot United Kingdom Environmental Accounts, and data published by Eurostat for the European Union.
The formation of deposits in energy conversion and utilisation processes has long been recognised as deleterious to the efficient and safe operation of those processes. Many of the deposits have a biological component, so that proper control of biofouling is essential. The biocides used for this control are recognised as having a potential negative impact on the environment, and there is therefore pressure to reduce or discontinue their use. The negative impacts of this course of action are not generally considered. Major contributions would come from the increased emissions of greenhouse gases and acid rain precursors from the burning of extra fuel that would be required to maintain the same industrial output. These would be caused principally by the reduction in heat transfer efficiency, particularly in the electricity industry, the requirement for increased pumping power, and the emissions associated with the extraction, production and fabrication of larger or additional capital plant. Estimates of the environmental impact of not using biocides in the energy conversion and utilisation industries are made with the assistance of data previously collected m the study of the costs of biofouling and other deposit forming processes to industry, the recently published Pilot United Kingdom Environmental Accounts, and data published by Eurostat for the European Union.
PRICE BREAKS - The more you buy, the more you save
Quantity
1+
5+
Price
$20.00
$20.00
Product tags
Also Purchased
Picture for 98536 OUTSOURCING WATER TREATMENT CHEMICALS
Available for download

98536 OUTSOURCING WATER TREATMENT CHEMICALS AND EQUIPMENT - GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESS

Product Number: 51300-98536-SG
ISBN: 98536 1998 CP
Author: RS. Maxwell, G.A. Loretitsch, P.R. Puckorius
$20.00
Picture for 98543 IN-SITU ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF
Available for download

98543 IN-SITU ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY OF CORROSION OF STEEL AND ALUMINUM/ STEEL COUPLES DURING CYCLIC CORROSION TEST

Product Number: 51300-98543-SG
ISBN: 98543 1998 CP
Author: Guilian Gao
$20.00
Picture for 98542 INTERGRANULAR CORROSION OF TYPE 409
Available for download

98542 INTERGRANULAR CORROSION OF TYPE 409 STAINLESS STEEL USED IN AUTOMOTIVE EXHAUST APPLICATIONS

Product Number: 51300-98542-SG
ISBN: 98542 1998 CP
Author: C. S. Brossia, K. L. Martin
$20.00