Over time, the water in cooling towers can accumulate various impurities and contaminants, leading to issues like scaling, corrosion, and the growth of harmful microorganisms. To address these problems, cooling tower water treatment involves several essential steps, such as water testing, chemical treatment with inhibitors and biocides, filtration, pH adjustment, and Legionella control. By implementing effective water treatment measures, industries can enhance cooling tower efficiency, extend equipment lifespan, minimize energy consumption, and ensure a safe and healthy working environment for employees and the surrounding community. 

Closed loop water treatment is a specialized process focused on maintaining the quality and efficiency of water used in closed-loop  systems, such as chilled water systems, heating systems, and geothermal systems. Unlike open systems, closed-loop systems do not continuously expose water to the atmosphere, which helps reduce the risk of external contamination. However, over time, these closed loops can still develop issues like corrosion, scaling, and microbiological growth due to the presence of dissolved oxygen and other impurities. Closed loop water treatment involves several crucial steps, including water testing, chemical treatment with corrosion inhibitors and biocides, and periodic maintenance and monitoring. The goal is to prevent corrosion, minimize scaling, and control microbial growth, thereby ensuring the longevity and efficient operation of closed-loop systems while reducing maintenance costs and energy consumption.