Application of Oxidizing Biocides - WTG-141This document covers the use and application of select oxidizing biocides used in treating cooling waters: chlorine, bromine, chlorine dioxide, ozone, hydrogen peroxide, peracetic acid, and monochloramine. The document will help end users and personnel involved in treating cooling systems to better understand the chemistry, the application methods, and the safety and environmental issues concerning these oxidizing biocides. October 2025

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methods of testing to verify the guarantee and other physical design factors

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Evaluation and successful results of the use of a weak organic acid and amine compound to increase hardness salt solubility at alkaline pH levels in an open recirculating cooling system

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generated on-site replaced non-oxidizing biocides and improved overall water treatment regime at a major semiconductor facility in the US

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concrete core sampling and laboratory testing are used to characterize materials quality and durability

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