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Operate Cooling Towers Correctly at High Cycles of Concentration

Heat Transfer
March
2001
John E. Hoots, Donald A. Johnso, J. Dean  Lammering, Daniel A. Meier

Here’s how to avoid potential scaling and corrosion problems and control costs.

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