Cooling tower water disinfection
Cooling tower water disinfection
must meet demands that differ from those of drinking water disinfection and swimming pool water disinfection.
Disinfectants may not affect the system and
must remove microorganisms that can affect the system, as well. Cooling tower water is not used as
drinking water. As a result, it does not need to meet drinking water quality demands.
Work-related exposure to cooling tower water or water vapor may occur. As a result, pathogenic microorganisms in cooling tower water, such as Legionella bacteria, must be deactivated.
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Introduction
water disinfection Necessity
water treatment History
of drinking water treatment
What
is water disinfection?
Necessity
of drinking water disinfection
History
of water disinfection Waterborne
diseases Factors
that influence disinfection
Conditions
of water disinfection
Regulation
drinking water disinfection EU
USA
Swimming pool treatment Swimming
pool pollutions Swimming
pool disinfection Swimming
pool disinfection & health
Cooling tower water Cooling
tower water pollutions Cooling
tower water disinfection Cooling
tower water legislation
Chemical
disinfectants Chlorine
Sodium
hypochlorite Chloramines
Chlorine
dioxide Copper
silver ionization Hydrogen
peroxide Bromine
Peroxone
Peracetic
acid
Disinfection
byproducts Types
of disinfection byproducts
Research
on health effects of disinfection byproducts
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