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XF Fills for Fouling-Prone Applications
When evaluating which heat transfer media to install in a crossflow cooling tower, most options can be classified as a film fill or splash media. ...
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Addressing Fire Codes by Using Stainless Steel Products
Due to several fire events that occurred in New York City and the difficulty of extinguishing flames on top of high-rise buildings, building codes ...
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lamella clarifier
Defining Lamella in the Sedimentation Process
What is Lamella? Lamella, or lamellae, is a term frequently used when discussing sedimentation and clarifier design. Lamella clarifiers can be used ...
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Cellular Drift Eliminator
What is Drift & How Can We Minimize it?
In evaporative cooling applications, the word drift is used to describe the small water droplets that escape the cooling tower within the air stream. ...
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AccuPier Tricking Filter Supports
Designing Trickling Filter Support Systems
The main purpose of a trickling filter, or biotower, support system is to support the media above. But did you know that supports also play a ...
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Cross Flow Wedge
Top 5 Considerations for Trickling Filter Media Specifications
When choosing plastic media for trickling filter applications, are you thinking 20-30 years ahead? Too often, upfront cost is the primary influence ...
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Crossflow Test Cell
Approach & Range, Explained
A question Brentwood occasionally receives from customers is: “Why is my tower not performing as designed?” Along with the inquiry, we are ...
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Heavy Gauge Machine
This Mistake Will Cost Purchasing Teams in the Transportation Industry Millions
Finally. The engineering and design teams have finished; it’s been months, maybe years, and the proverbial drawing on the napkin has nearly come to ...
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