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Forgotten water: Stator cooling water chemistry
Forgotten water: Stator cooling water chemistry

 Even utilities that are very diligent about treating and monitoring their boiler water, demineralized water makeup, and cooling water may know little about treating one of the most critical water…


Biofouling control options for cooling systems
Biofouling control options for cooling systems

The typical multi-plant utility spends millions of dollars a year on bleach, bromide, and other biocides to keep heat-exchange surfaces clean and to control biofouling in cooling systems. Proper use…


Global Monitor (May 2007)
Global Monitor (May 2007)

World's largest PV plant now in Portugal The world's largest solar photovoltaic (PV) electric generating plant—at 11 MW—has come on-line in sunny Portugal. The project, in the city of Serpa,…


Here’s to you
Here’s to you

TIME magazine's selection of a Person of the Year often is unusual enough to be covered in other publications. In most years, the pick has been fairly predictable: a high-profile…


Global Monitor (Nov/Dec 2006)
Global Monitor (Nov/Dec 2006)

Renewables require rethinking just about everything Renewable portfolio standards (RPS) are here to stay, with nearly half of U.S. states having adopted some measure to push regulated utilities to use…


Organics in the boiler and steam: Good or bad?
Organics in the boiler and steam: Good or bad?

Organic compounds pioneered boiler water chemical treatment when lignosulfonates derived from oak bark were used to minimize calcium carbonate scaling. Today's organic boiler treatment methods include the addition of neutralizing…