Process for increasing the system thermal capability of a splash

Gas separation: processes – Liquid contacting – Surfactant or wetting agent

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261108, 261110, 261DIG11, 261DIG46, F28C 102, B01F 304, F25D 700

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055650198

ABSTRACT:
The invention is a process for increasing the system thermal capability of a splash filled cooling tower where cooling water is circulated and splashed against splash bars during the cooling process. The process includes contacting the circulating water of the cooling tower with a nonionic surfactant composition in an amount effective to increase the system thermal capability of the cooling tower.

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