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For one chemical manufacturer in North Carolina, after decades of replacing their metal towers with the same material, corrosion-resistant engineered-plastic cooling towers provided an alternative.
A lack of effective cooling due to heat exchanger failure can cause production losses and unplanned downtime. Fortunately, two common causes of exchanger loss — mechanical failures and chemically induced corrosion — can be prevented.
Heat exchangers are used in many critical processes to protect other valuable manufacturing equipment, optimize energy consumption and reduce associated operating costs. A properly selected, installed and maintained heat exchanger can help enhance the reliability and efficiency of a fluid system.
Engineered film technology provides protective films on metals in cooling waters by exploiting the relationship between chemistry, water quality and desired film chemistry.
Cooling corrosion-control programs have traditionally utilized phosphate, metals or film-forming chemistry. As cooling water cycles in concentration, the aqueous environment becomes more corrosive due to elevated conductivity, chlorides and sulfates.
More robust and corrosion-resistant designs are increasing the safety and performance of safety-relief valves. The manufacturing and applications for relief valves and manifolds are continuously improving.
For critical process cooling applications, carefully taking into account the conditions in which your process chiller will be used, and the process for which it will be used, will help you identify the features most needed on your system. Use the following checklist as a guideline for purchasing industrial process chillers.
A 66-month corrosion warranty protects the company’s QTC3 air-cooled scroll chillers, in sizes from 50 to 200 tons, when they are ordered with Environment Guard microchannel coil-corrosion protection.
Corporation stops are designed to ensure that chemical feed systems inject into the center of a process stream to provide better mixing and to prevent corrosion along the process pipe.
Founded in October 1977 in Hugo, Minn., the company today comprises a network of multiple plants, laboratories, warehouses, licensees and hundreds of distributors.