ShareComputerised, remotely monitored water treatment system operates smoothly for new district cooling facility.
Author(s) : TRACY W., et al.
Type of article: Article
Summary
Presents a case study of the installation into the downtown Indianapolis district cooling system of computer-based control systems and fouling/corrosion monitors utilising supervisory control and data acquisition and knowledge-based software. Describes the structure and operation of the plant in some detail.
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- Original title: Computerised, remotely monitored water treatment system operates smoothly for new district cooling facility.
- Record ID : 1994-1844
- Languages: English
- Source: Dist. Heat. Cool. - vol. 78 - n. 3
- Publication date: 1993
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