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18-04: Investigation About Wastewater Profile to Reuse in Cooling TowerCooling towers are fundamental equipment in the industry to remove process heat and cool the working fluid. When cooling is due to the use of water evaporation, the volume of water lost is substantial. In a scenario of reducing the supply of water to industry, reuse of non potable water from liquid effluents has been used as a make up feature in cooling towers. This paper discusses the main problems and risks associated with the use of reuse water in

This paper highlights specific problems associated with a Cold Water Basin Cleaning in an eleven (11) cell cross flow cooling tower in Northern Alberta at the Syncrude Canada Site

Industrial cooling towers have long been seen as an ideal repository for wastewater because of the large volumes of water necessary for evaporative cooling

This may have a significant impact upon the benefits and requirements of existing reuse applications and/or make the previously less attractive projects worth reconsidering

guided or allowed to float free on a cooling tower

Traditional methods to eliminate the plume employ a hybrid technology of air-cooled steel coils in tandem with the evaporative section of the cooling tower

the first since 2000

The cleaning and diversion while maintaining tower operation and plant operation has never before been attempted anywhere in Canada and is possible the first ever done anywhere in the world

Unique designs will be discussed including: low noise applications

Bacteria in Cooling Water systems must be controlled because bacteria attach to surfaces

and during plume abatement (winter) season

the diversion of various plant waste streams other than tower Blowdown to the softener for processing to characteristics suitable for tower makeup and other plant uses

and another tower equipped with variable speed EC fan motors

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