Secondary cooling

Chemical industries, petrochemical industries, refineries, steelworks and other industrial facilities, they all require big quantities of water for cooling purposes. Rivers, canals, seas, or wells often provides the most cost-effective water source for these industries. 

Ensure a continuous supply of cooling water

The direct utilization of raw water as process- or cooling water is usually connected with major contamination issues. Strongly depending on the region, unfiltered raw water can contain elements such as micro-organisms, small aquatic organisms, mussels, and also suspended solids that have a damaging effect upon downstream system components. In order to improve the quality and to prevent negative effects in respect to the heat transfer, materials, and plant function, the raw water must be filtered.

Using a Bernoulli Filter to strain suspended solids from raw water is a cost-efficient way of removing debris. The Bernoulli Filter ensures a continuous supply of cooling water without interruption thus eliminating the need for costly maintenance and periodic shutdowns.

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Case:
Qatar Steel

QATAR STEEL was formed in 1974 as the first integrated steel plant in the Arabian Gulf. Commercial production commenced in 1978 with the company becoming wholly owned by Industries Qatar in 2003. Today, Qatar Steel is widely recognized as a foremost leader in the steel industry, extending its pioneering commitment from an expansive mill site located in the heart of the progressive Mesaieed Industrial City - 45 kilometers south of the nation’s capital, Doha.