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Inhibiting and Monitoring Corrosion

Heat Transfer
March
2012
Gary Geiger, Mel J. Esmacher, P.E.

Understand corrosion and ways to control it, and implement these monitoring techniques to improve cooling water system efficiency and reliability and reduce energy consumption.

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Inhibiting and Monitoring Corrosion

Understand corrosion and ways to control it, and implement these monitoring techniques to improve cooling water system efficiency and reliability and reduce energy consumption.

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