Environmental, Health & Safety :: Environmental Management :: Water Treatment & Supply
September 1, 2011
Water Treatment Chemicals
Modern chemistries and equipment are helping chemical processors get a handle on water treatment challenges
Joy LePree
For years it has been the common practice to treat process water with various chemistries to prevent scale, corrosion and microbiologicals. However, as regulatory issues tighten, water scarcity becomes a growing concern and the cost of treatment chemicals increases, chemical processors are finding that stringent treatment chemicals are not the only answer. Instead, they’re relying upon...
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