This article, which explores methods for selecting a water management program supplier, is the final part of a series on water management basics and technologies.

Uncontrolled microbiological growth within a cooling water system can result in the formation of biological fouling layers (biofilm) on all surfaces in contact with the cooling water. The biofilm acts as a thermal insulator to decrease heat transfer efficiency in the production equipment and usually results in a substantial corrosion rate increase due to the formation of anaerobic areas under the fouling layer.

This article, which explores methods for preventing scale deposits in cooling water systems, is the fourth in an occasional series on water management basics and technologies.

This article, which explores methods for controlling corrosion in cooling water systems, is the third in an occasional series on water management basics and technologies.

This article, which explores the reasons why you should manage your industrial cooling water, is the second in an occasional series on water management basics and technologies.

This article, which explores the reasons why you should manage your industrial cooling water, is one in an occasional series on water management basics and technologies.