94-02: Development of FRP Structural Frame For Industrial Cooling Tower Environmental Impact This paper will describe the

This paper will describe the testing of twenty commonly used crossflow fill configurations

Reuse of lower quality waters as make-up water to Open Evaporative Cooling Water Systems has been implemented and practiced for several decades

including compliance field-testing

CleanAir Engineering was contracted by the Cooling Technology Institute to conduct research regarding the suitability of two new candidate pitot designs for water flow rate measurements

94-02: Development of FRP Structural Frame For Industrial Cooling Tower Environmental Impact This paper will describe theThree companies have cooperatively developed a structural frame system for industrial cooling towers using pultruded FRP (Fiber Reinforced Plastics) profiles as a substitute for lumber to improve the durability. The mechanical, weather proof and endurance properties in water environment of pultruded materials, and the buckling and joint strength of pultruded tubes were evaluated. A full scale model of the structural frame was constructed and tested