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October 2017

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Example of a photo that might accompany a bead integrity test. 15% broken beads is the maximum acceptable level.

Deionization

IX Resin Testing: How Do I Understand What Has Been Reported?

By Don Downey
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Photograph of turbine rotor prior to cleaning and non-destructive testing.

Boiler Feedwater

Practical Steps to Address Steam-Caused Industrial Power Plant Turbine Damage

By David C. Cline, Jr., Bryan Martin
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Examples of hydrogen embrittlement.

Boiler Feedwater

30 Year's Experience in Fighting Corrosion at Power Plants

By Bill Boyd

August 2017

Patents

Patent Summary
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Sugar mill turbine in 2008.

Boiler Feedwater

What a Tanzanian Sugar Mill Learned from Monitoring Steam Properties

By David G. Daniels

May 2017

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Photo courtesy of GE Water and Process Technologies.

Back to basics

What are Keys to Steam Purity Monitoring?

By William Harfst

February 2017

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Back to basics

Measuring Conductivity

By William F. Harfst
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Briefing

An Overview Of UPW Users: Treatment Technologies and Purified Water Applications

By Mike Henley

December 2016

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Power

Use Of Microfluidic Capillary Electrophoresis To Measure Chloride & Sulfate To PPB Levels

By David M. Gray & Akash Trivedi

October 2016

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Power

Does Polyamine Treatment Help Control Corrosion In HRSG Applications?

By Gregg Robinson, Trevor Dale, PhD, Craig Cannon & Daniel Harding

LinkedIn Discussion

What is the value in measuring conductivity in a UPW system?

Compiled by Mike Henley and James McDonald

July 2016

Upw

UPW Pharma

Practical Ways To Optimize Pharmaceutical Water System Life Cycles

By Mike Henley
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Steam

An Overview of Good Water and Steam Sampling Practices

By Otakar Jonas, PhD, and Joyce M. Mancini

May 2016

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Executive Insights

Is A Revolution Needed In Water Treatment Technologies? - An Exclusive Interview with Anthony Bevilacqua, Head of Research and Development, Mettler-Toledo Thornton

By Mike Henley

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