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November 2015

What are common cooling system techniques for microbiological control and monitoring

Cooling Water

What Are Common Cooling System Techniques For Microbiological Control And Monitoring

By Anthony Selby
2.how correct piping design can reduce bacteria in water systems

Microbials

How Correct Piping Design Can Reduce Bacteria in Water Systems

By Jason Mitchell

September 2015

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Membranes

How a High-Purity Chlorine Dioxide Solution Can Remove Biofilms and Prevent Regrowth without Membrane Damage

By Thomas E. McWhorter

June 2015

Pharmaceuticals

Production of EP Water for Injection— A Technical Overview

By William V. Collentro

Pharmaceuticals

Backgrounder: Understanding Water and Pharmaceutical Water

By Ed Helmig

March 2015

Boiler Feedwater

What Prevents Boilers From Cycling Up?

By James McDonald

December 2014

Ultrapure

Advantages of Recirculating Faucets To Control POU Microbial Contamination

By John Wammes, Tom Sixsmith, Paul Galvin, and Marty Burkhart

Reverse Osmosis

A Novel Approach To Control Microbial Fouling of Reverse Osmosis Elements

By William V. Collentro

September 2014

Pharmaceuticals

Electropositive Aluminized Diatomaceous Earth For Use In Pharmaceutical Water Treatment

By Leonid Kaledin, Ph.D., and Fred Tepper

August 2014

Pharmaceuticals

Part 1: Technical And Regulatory Perspective On Establishing And Maintaining Microbial Purity In Pharmaceutical Water Systems

By Edward G. Helmig

Fouling

Troubleshooting An IX Mixed-bed Unit: What Are The Resin Problems?

By Donald Downey

February 2014

Pharmaceuticals

Water for Pharmaceutical Use

By William F. Harfst

Pharmaceuticals

Part 1: USP Updates, and Microbial Control in Pharmaceutical Systems

By Mike Henley

Pharmaceuticals

Ozone versus Hot Water: A Sanitization Method Comparison and Case Study

By Nik Krpan, M.A.Sc., P.Eng.

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