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TREATMENT FOR
Chlorination Controlling Microbiological fouling
Filtration Prevention of fouling of heat transfer
surface.
Sulfuric acid Regulation of pH
CHEMICAL DOSING SYSTEM
Inhibitors Protection of Metal from Steel/Copper
corrosion.
Antiscalent Precipitation of Alkaline earth salts
Antifoulant Retarding deposition of corrosion
products.
Reasons of fouling
Silt introduced by the make up water.
Dirt from air.
Reaction of residues from chemical treatment.
Microbiological debris.
Products produced by corrosion such as hydroxides and insoluble salts.
If fouling is not controlled, it will result in heavy deposits inside cooling water tubes, resulting in reduced tube
diameter.
Fouling is controlled by side stream pressure filter/ Chlorination/ chemical dosing
MICRO - ORGANISM
Bacteria, algae & fungi present in cooling water circuit decreases the efficiency of heat transfer in cooling tower
and condensers.
Chlorine is the most widely used chemical in industry as oxidizing agent for destruction and dissolution of micro-
organisms.
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Recirculation CW system (inland / Sea water) Continuous 1-2 ppm Shock 3 to 5 ppm
(H2SO4) DOSING
CW CIRCULATION RATE 34000 m3/hr
REQUIRED
= 88.4 kg/hr @ 98%
Dosing (LPH)
Sp. Gr Selected
MAKE UP WATER @ 2% = 680 m3 /hr H2SO4% for
Pump
88.4 kg/hr
M. ALKALINITY TO BE
150 PPM 98% 1.8261 48.4 100 LPH
MAINTAINED
CYCLE OF
2
CONCENTRATION
QUANTUM OF M. {(140x2)-150} =
ALKALINITY 130 PPM
Shock Dosing of
Type of Chlorine dosing
Cl2 once in 8 hours
Chlorine Shock Dosing rate 5 ppm The micro organisms are killed by the NaOCl produced
using only common salt, power and water.
System (hold up) volume 4000 m3
System Volume
10 minutes = 0.167 Amount of Chlorine 132 kg/hr for 1/2 h
Circulating Rate=
hr dosed/day = 22 Kg/shift (66 Kg/day)