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Cooling tower drift eliminators
How Material of Construction Relates to Drift Elimination
The two most common polymers used in cooling tower fills and drift eliminators are polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polypropylene (PP). Both materials ...
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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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stainless fill media product
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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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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The Importance of Medical Device Packaging
Traditionally, packaging is the last thought in a medical device’s development process. Packaging engineers focus on the actual design and ...
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Plastic components
Evaluating Polychem Fiberglass Flight Scraper Profiles
With six different Polychem fiberglass flight scraper profiles to choose from, Brentwood offers more flight options than any other chain and flight ...
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SedVac: More Sludge, Less Water
Learn more about our SedVac Sediment Dredge System's capabilities and key features that attribute to its unmatched performance against traditional ...
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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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