Use of glycol ethers as biodispersants in heating and cooling systems
作者： Jacques Pichet , Jean-Jacques Drieux , Jean Desroches
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关键词: Water cooling 、 Materials science 、 Glycol ethers 、 Ether 、 Organic chemistry 、 Propylene oxide 、 Ethylene oxide
摘要: Disclosed is a method for controlling the formation of biofilms in cooling water systems or closed wherein cooled, heated and recirculated, by injecting glycol ether mixture ethers as biodispersant such systems. The are chosen to be soluble water. preferred result from reaction between one more alcohols with epoxides, preferably ethylene oxide propylene oxide.
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