
Representative application scenario based on typical project data.
Project Snapshot
A mixed-use complex (retail + office, ~200,000 m² GFA) in Southeast Asia runs a district cooling plant with five cooling towers at ~600 m³/h each. The towers serve both mall and office loads with strong seasonal swing.
The Challenge
- Manual chemical dosing was inconsistent — operators over- or under-dosed, causing scale on fill and heat-exchange surfaces and periodic Legionella-risk spikes.
- Corrosion coupons showed rising loss; blowdown was set conservatively high, wasting water.
- No closed-loop record of inhibitor vs. biocide vs. pH, making compliance documentation hard.
Solution
An automatic chemical dosing system for cooling water was installed, metering scale inhibitor, corrosion inhibitor and biocide against monitored conductivity/pH/ORP, with proportional blowdown control. Setpoints follow a typical cooling-water program rather than fixed manual batches.
Representative Results
- Scale and corrosion brought under control; fill-pack life extended versus the prior manual regime.
- Blowdown reduced ~20% through conductivity-based control, lowering make-up water and sewer cost.
- Biocide dosed to a stable residual — Legionella-risk management documented automatically.
- Dosing errors eliminated; chemical consumption optimized.
Why It Matters for Commercial Property
For malls and offices, tower water treatment is a compliance and cost item, not a discretionary one. Automating it removes the human-error variable and produces the audit trail property managers need.
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- Chemical Dosing System for Cooling Water
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