Water · Treatment chemistry
Why conductivity alone is failing your cooling-tower program — and what to measure instead
Conductivity meters have been the workhorse of industrial water programs for fifty years. But as cycles of concentration climb and water reuse becomes the norm, a single conductivity reading hides the chemistry that actually scales your heat exchangers. We walk through three sites that swapped conductivity for ion-specific probes — and the data that justified the capex.
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