Water Treatment Specifications Sample Clauses

Water Treatment Specifications. Equipment will be operating 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. This contract is intended to cover all chemicals required to protect all heating and air conditioning equipment maintained by the County. This is to include waterside protection against corrosion, scale and microbiological contamination of equipment (HRSG’s, Boiler, Chillers, Closed Water Systems, and Cooling Towers). Unless otherwise noted, identified limits are industry standard as per ASME Volume 1, Chapter 19, water treatment. All deviations must be reviewed and approved in writing by the CUF Plant Manager, prior to implementation. All chemicals must be compatible with County owned equipment. Including stainless steel cooling tower components. Chemicals will be ordered on an "as needed" basis as determined by the County. A. Contractor shall refer to all products by their generic names in the contract, and in all written correspondence. B. Where possible, chemistries provided as part of this contract for treatment of water systems should be liquid. C. Closed Water Systems (includes HRSG and Boilers): i. OC Public Works/Facilities Operation personnel will make multiple daily checks of the closed water system to determine the effectiveness of the treatment unless there is an issue which requires more frequent testing. ii. All closed systems shall be treated against all types of corrosion with a non-toxic, Borate, Nitrite product, non- caustic, non-metallic corrosion inhibitor. Product shall not contain chromates, zinc, amines, or phosphates. The product shall contain a minimum of 1.0 percent of Tolyltriazole or Benzotriazole. iii. Current system control limits (based on best practices and current product use): a) Conductivity: 2,800 to 3,200 mmhos b) Ph: 10.5 TO 11.5 c) P Alkalinity: 400 to 700 ppm d) M Alkalinity: 600 to 800 ppm e) OH Alkalinity: 250 to 600 ppm f) TRASAR Polymer: 300 to 400 ppm g) Sulfite: 30 to 50 ppm h) Sodium Nitrite @ 550 PPM for chill water loop systems and 800 ppm for heating hot water systems
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Water Treatment Specifications. Contract is intended to cover all chemicals required to protect all heating and air conditioning equipment maintained by the County. This is to include waterside protection against corrosion, scale and microbiological contamination of equipment (Boilers, Chillers, Closed Water Systems, and Cooling Towers). Unless otherwise noted, identified limits are industry standard as per ASME Volume 1, Chapter 19, water treatment. All deviations must be reviewed and approved in writing by the CUF Plant manager prior to implementation. Chemicals will be ordered on an "as needed" basis as determined by the County. A. Contractor shall refer to all products by their generic names in the contract, and in all written correspondence. B. Where possible, chemistries provided as part of this contract for treatment of water systems should be liquid. C. Control limits which are to be maintained: i. Closed Water Systems: a) OC Public Works/Facilities Operation personnel will make a monthly check of the closed water system to determine the effectiveness of the treatment unless there is an issue which requires more frequent testing. b) Sodium Nitrite @ 550 PPM for chill water loop systems and 800 ppm for heating hot water systems.
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Water Treatment Specifications. A. Contractor shall refer to all products by their generic names in the contract, and in all written correspondence. B. Where possible, chemistries provided as part of this contract for treatment of water systems should be liquid. C. Closed Water Systems (includes HRSG and Boilers): Equipment will be operating 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. This contract is intended to cover all chemicals required to protect all heating and air conditioning equipment maintained by the County. This is to include waterside protection against corrosion, scale and microbiological contamination of equipment (HRSG’s, Boiler, Chillers, Closed Water Systems, and Cooling Towers). Unless otherwise noted, identified limits are industry standard as per ASME Volume 1, Chapter 19, water treatment. All deviations must be reviewed and approved in writing by the CUF Plant Manager, prior to implementation. All chemicals must be compatible with County owned equipment. Including stainless steel cooling tower components. Chemicals will be ordered on an "as needed" basis as determined by the County. i. OC Public Works/Facilities Operation personnel will make multiple daily checks of the closed water system to determine the effectiveness of the treatment unless there is an issue which requires more frequent testing. ii. All closed systems shall be treated against all types of corrosion with a non-toxic, Borate, Nitrite product, non-caustic, non-metallic corrosion inhibitor. Product shall not contain chromates, zinc, amines, or phosphates. The product shall contain a minimum of 1.0 percent of Tolyltriazole or Benzotriazole. iii. Current system control limits (based on best practices and current product use): a) Conductivity: 2,800 to 3,200 mmhos b) Ph: 10.5 TO 11.5
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Water Treatment Specifications. A. Contractor shall refer to all products by their generic names in the contract, and in all written correspondence. B. Where possible, chemistries provided as part of this contract for treatment of water systems should be liquid. C. Control limits which are to be maintained: Contract is intended to cover all chemicals required to protect all heating and air conditioning equipment maintained by the County. This is to include waterside protection against corrosion, scale and microbiological contamination of equipment (Boilers, Chillers, Closed Water Systems, and Cooling Towers). Unless otherwise noted, identified limits are industry standard as per ASME Volume 1, Chapter 19, water treatment. All deviations must be reviewed and approved in writing by the CUF Plant manager prior to implementation. Chemicals will be ordered on an "as needed" basis as determined by the County. i. Closed Water Systems: a) OC Public Works/Facilities Operation personnel will make a monthly check of the closed water system to determine the effectiveness of the treatment unless there is an issue which requires more frequent testing. b) Sodium Nitrite @ 550 PPM for chill water loop systems and 800 ppm for heating hot water systems. c) All closed systems shall be treated against all types of corrosion with a non-toxic, Borate, Nitrite product, non-caustic, non-metallic corrosion inhibitor. Product shall not contain chromates, zinc, amines, or phosphates. The product shall contain a minimum of 1.0 percent of Tolyltriazole or Benzotriazole. ii. Open Water Systems / Cooling Towers: a) Physical conditions: 1) All tower make-up water is hard.
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Water Treatment Specifications. Equipment will be operating 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. This contract is intended to cover all chemicals required to protect all heating and air conditioning equipment maintained by the County. This is to include waterside protection against corrosion, scale and microbiological
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Water Treatment Specifications. Contract is intended to cover all chemicals required to protect all heating and air conditioning equipment maintained by the County. This is to include waterside protection against corrosion, scale and microbiological contamination of equipment (Boilers, Chillers, Closed Water Systems, and Cooling Towers). Unless otherwise noted, identified limits are industry standard as per ASME Volume 1, Chapter 19, water treatment. All deviations must be reviewed and approved in writing by the CUF Plant manager prior to implementation. Chemicals will be ordered on an "as needed" basis as determined by the County. A. Contractor shall refer to all products by their generic names in the contract, and in all written correspondence. B. Where possible, chemistries provided as part of this contract for treatment of water systems should be liquid. C. Control limits which are to be maintained: i. Closed Water Systems: a) OC Public Works/Facilities Operation personnel will make a monthly check of the closed water system to determine the effectiveness of the treatment unless there is an issue which requires more frequent testing. b) Sodium Nitrite @ 550 PPM for chill water loop systems and 800 ppm for heating hot water systems. c) All closed systems shall be treated against all types of corrosion with a non-toxic, Borate, Nitrite product, non-caustic, non-metallic corrosion inhibitor. Product shall not contain chromates, zinc, amines, or
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