Investigation of the treatment of the cooling water in the glass industry
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Abstract (EN)
In this study, the treatment of the cooling water was investigated in order to prevent corosion in the pipes of the water system in Trakya Cam Industry, Tarsus-Mersin Factory. For this, water samples were taken from the cooling water and a test work was applied. The fisrt method conducted was flocculation and some flocculants having different type and molecular weight were used. The results show that, using only ultrafiltration %71 of the microorganizms were removed from the cooling water. Later, using Magnafloc-1011 in the flocculation tests %63 of the microorganizms were removed from the cooling water. Finally, flocculation-ultrafiltration experiments were carried out and the results show that %83 of the microorganizms could be removed from the cooling water. Key Words: Cooling water, ultrafiltration and flocculation
Author
Volkan İhsan Arslan
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Volkan İhsan Arslan (Master Thesis). Investigation of the treatment of the cooling water in the glass industry, 2002, Çukurova University.
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