Free Webinar - Cooling Tower Water Problems & Solutions

Process Cooling Magazine is sponsoring a Free Webinar Entitled "Cooling Tower Water Problems & Solutions" on April 13, 2011.   Our partner, CoolingTowerChemicals.com is a sponsor of this event.

From the Organizers:

Cooling tower operators pay careful attention to their system's water because water quality problems negatively impact their process, product and bottom line. Water expert Paul Puckorius gives you the benefit of his more than 50 years of experience with advice on tackling and solving an array of real-life tower-water problems. And then you get to ask him your own questions.  You'll learn about:  Correcting water chemistry to protect old and new galvanized steel towers – mechanically or chemically. Handling high dust and corrosion with filtration. Addresses both heavy and light particulates. Using recycled water. Solving microbiological corrosion with improved biocides and monitoring. Using new solid-based products to eliminate handling, shipping and storage of liquid treatments. Saving chemicals and protecting equipment with coatings and sacrificial anodes in water boxes and tube sheets. Cleaning up and preventing film-fill fouling. Monitoring and automation of water quality for protecting equipment and reducing manpower. Controlling deposits with inhibitors that eliminate acid. Conserving water with new deposit and corrosion inhibitors.

Replace Your Rusty Cooling Tower - Earn $500 Gift Card!

Delta Cooling Towers, Inc., the leader in non-corroding cooling tower technology, is partnering with Robson Industries Inc. to give it's customers a $500 AMEX Gift Card when they replace their rusty old cooling tower with a corrosion-free Delta Cooling Tower.

Corrosion-free Delta Cooling Towers have many advantages over standard galvanized towers:

• Can Not Rust
• 15 Year Shell Warranty
• Minimize Downtime with Direct Drive Fans
• Lowest Cost of Ownership
• Not Harmed By Water Treatment Chemicals

To take advantage of this offer, which expires 2/28/10, you will need to provide before and after photos of your installation.  To take advantage of this offer, please contact Robson Industries Inc. for a no obligation quotation for the tower that will meet your needs.  

Heat Treating Forum Continues To Grow

An online resource for professionals in the heat treating industry, Heat Treating Forum, continues to grow.  Users find discussions about Processes (Brazing, Carburizing/Carbonitriding, Induction...), Equipment (Atmosphere, Induction, Vacuum...), and general industry news.  

We wish this group the best as they continue to grow their online commmunity.

Single Cartridge Filter Skid Announced

Robson Industries Inc. is pleased to introduce online ordering for a Single Cartridge Filter Skid. This package can be used to filter many industrial processes including Cooling Tower Water, Process Water, Water Soluable Coolants, and Quench Oils.

Click Here For Order Page

The Robson Industries Inc. Single Cartridge Filter Skid has been designed to be easy to install and use. It simply plugs in to a standard power outlet, and because of its low profile casters, can roll with a machine sump on wheels. The cartridge is located low to the ground, and swing bolts with eye nuts make filter changes simple and quick. The powerful 1 HP self priming cast iron pump is designed to optimize use of the cartridge for less frequent changes.

Speaking of cartridges, this Single Cartridge Filter Skid uses readily available cartridges, not expensive proprietary cartridges. You can purchase media from us, or any number of vendors including McMaster-Carr Supply Company, who stocks them nationwide.

We have partnered with Google to manage the online purchasing of these packages right from our website.

Plate & Frame Heat Exchanger Maintenance

A Practical Approach to PHE Maintenance

We've written about the proper care of a Water Cooling System to protect your components, including your plate and frame heat exchanger (Link), but Process Cooling Magazine has recently published an interesting article written by Mark Sloan of Alfa Laval Inc. with even more detail.

Click the picture above or the reference below to read more.