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31.12.2006 -
Onsite - Hypochlorite Generation - Solving Oil & Gas Industry Biofouling Issues
Thomas Bayer |
| Biological fouling is a frequent problem whenever seawater or freshwater is used as cooling or process water for processes such as re-gasification of liquefied natural gas (LNG), or in refineries, petrochemical plants, oil platforms, desalination and power plants. Biofouling reduces efficiency and safety of these processes by restricting cooling water flow in pipe runs and reducing heat transfer across heat exchangers and condensers. If it becomes severe enough, the plant will need to be shut down while the problem is remediated. |
The complete article is available in PDF-format.
Published "Industrial Water World", PennWell Corporation, Tucson, USA, Issue March-April, 2006, Page 20 - 22
Please send your Request with the Keyword "I&S 0206. 4983e" to:
Siemens AG, I&S WT MC, Karole Colangelo, Schaumburg IL 60173 / USA
Tel.: +1 (847) 706-6947, Fax: +1 (847) 687-9630
karole.colangelo@siemens.com
Referenznummer: I&S 0206. 4983e |
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