Ultra Pure Water

Date	Title	Authors	Lead Text
2015‑12	What Lessons Can Be Learned From Steam Generation Chemistry Control And Monitoring Failures?	Brad Buecker	During the heyday of coalfired power plant operation, many lessons were learned regarding proper ...
2015‑12	Which Polymer Treatments Are More Effective At Controlling Calcium Carbonate Scaling And Deposition?	Zahid Amjad	Scaling and deposition of industrial water systems are real problems faced by plant operators. Fo...
2015‑11	What Are Common Cooling System Techniques For Microbiological Control And Monitoring	Anthony Selby	Cooling water systems in electric utility plants face challenges related to corrosion, mineral sc...
2015‑09	Can Bleach Degradation in Sodium Hypochlorite Storage Tanks Be Controlled?	Mike Wilson	Is it possible to control the rate of sodium hypochlorite degradation in storage tanks? This is a...
2015‑05	Ask The Experts – Cooling Tower Cycles of Concentration: Factors Determining Optimum Control Limits	William Harfst	IWT Journal: Some of our readers are interested in learning more about cooling tower operation. W...
2015‑01	Part 1: Design Fundamentals for Waste Neutralization and pH Control	Ed Helmig	Most engineers practicing in the water and wastewater field will become involved in a waste neutr...
2014‑12	Advantages of Recirculating Faucets To Control POU Microbial Contamination	John Wammes, Tom Sixsmith, Paul Galvin, and Marty Burkhart	Laboratory faucets, sometimes referred to as gooseneck faucets, abound in environments where a sm...
2014‑12	A Novel Approach To Control Microbial Fouling of Reverse Osmosis Elements	William V. Collentro	Microbial fouling of reverse osmosis (RO) membranes is associated with loss of product water flow...
2014‑09	Part 2: Microbiology and Control Technologies	Edward G. Helmig	There are seven types of microbial organisms, subunits, and macromolecules of primary interest in...
2014‑07	Boilers & Corrosion Control in the Power Industry	Brad Buecker and Julia Horn	In 2001, NACE reported that corrosion of industry, transportation, and other infrastructure in th...
2014‑04	Part 2: Dissolved Oxygen Control in Steam Condensate	Robert D. Bartholomew, P.E., and Gary H. Roberts, P.E.	In Part 1, we reviewed techniques for monitoring air inleakage in power plants. Approaches inclu...
2014‑03	Pharmaceutical Drugs Pathways, Risks and Controlling Disposal to Environment	Gamal E. Omer Elhag-Idris, MCIC, C.Chem , and Nedam Abed, Ph.D., P.Eng.	Pharmaceutical drugs, or more broadly, pharmaceutical and personal care products, have become an ...
2014‑02	Part 1: USP Updates, and Microbial Control in Pharmaceutical Systems	Mike Henley	Microbial control and pharmaceutical water system operation were the overall themes for the 2013 ...
2013‑10	Part 1: Controlling Condensate and Feedwater Dissolved Oxygen and Air Inleakage at the Source	Robert D. Bartholomew, P.E., and Gary H. Roberts, P.E.	Air is comprised of 20.9% by volume oxygen (23.1% by weight) and ~0.04% by volume of carbon dioxi...

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