Reference material on closed-loop heat transfer systems — glycol-based and water-based circuits used for heating, chilling, and process cooling.
Closed loops are sealed water or glycol circuits, used for heating, chilling and process cooling. Treating them is a different job from treating an open tower: little water is lost, so what goes in tends to stay. The pages here cover inhibitor programs, glycol, corrosion and the testing that shows whether a loop is protected.
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