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  • Improved Cooling Tower Maintenance: The Cool, Hard Facts
    Water & Wastewater International, November 2007 -- Proper maintenance of cooling towers can be a dangerous, expensive and tedious undertaking. Here's some information on ways to make the process easier. A cooling tower 's components are complex, often requiring unique capabilities for meeting
  • Hospital Discovers Cure for Chronically Dirty Cooling Towers (.pdf)
    The maintenance staff at Deaconess Hospital in Oklahoma City, OK was devoting as much as 60 man hours each year just cleaning the cold water basins of its 7-cell cooling tower. According to Ray Smith, Central Plant Manager, sometimes there would be a couple of inches of mud in the basins alone
  • Wireless Infrastructure Maintenance with a USB-driven VNA
    Wireless infrastructure encompasses a broad range of radio technologies, antennas, towers, and frequencies. Radio networks are built from this infrastructure and from mobile radiosâ€"the radios used by municipal and commercial customers to communicate over licensed frequency bands. Typical end user
  • Hospital Uses LAKOS Basin Cleaning Techniques To Reduce Risk of Legionella (.pdf)
    The maintenance program faces many challenges including reduced manpower and an aging facility. Another major concern of the staff is the risk of Legionnaires Disease (LD), and the risk of slip/fall injuries associated with cleaning the cold water basin of the cooling tower. The maintenance staff
  • Switchyards and Substations
    Switchyards and Substations A Switchyard or Substation, consisting of large breakers and towers, is usually located in an area close to the plant. The substation is used as the distribution center where: Often there are at least 2 main Buses. Very high voltages (typically 220,000 or 345,000 volts
  • Sensor Solutions for the Reliable Inspection of Wind Turbines
    Due to safety and cost reasons, wind turbines require 24/7 monitoring. Lightning, defective rotor blades or tower movements due to localized storms can have serious consequences until the wind turbine finally collapses. Precision sensor technology from Micro-Epsilon is already used during
  • Maximizing Uptime for Mission-Critical Manufacturing Units
    to determine the proper level of redundancy required. Pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities can have very high internal heat loads. The most energy intensive equipment includes air handling units, water-cooled chillers, cooling towers, chilled and heating water systems, pure water systems, steam systems
  • Respiratory PPE for Wet Well Applications
    Wet well sites are generally thought of as sewers, pump stations and waste water holding. tanks, but also include water fountain control valve pits, septic tanks, ewage digesters, and. water tower interiors. Many wet well scenarios are defined as confined space, despite that. some are open
  • Flow Energy Management Part 3: Three Successful Flow Energy Management Case Studies
    measurement and affected product quality and steam efficiency. Installation costs increased because they needed to buy temperature and pressure sensors along with multiple pipe penetrations. Maintenance costs increased due to pressure-sensing ports plugging and orifice plates wearing out, a major issue

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