Where are chemicals injected into the cooling water to reduce bacterial growth and adjust water chemistry?
A. Basin
B. Makeup water
C. Drift eliminators
D. Water distribution header
A. Correct. The basin is where chemicals are injected into the cooling water to reduce bacterial growth and adjust water chemistry.
B. Incorrect. The basin is where chemicals are injected into the cooling water to reduce bacterial growth and adjust water chemistry.
C. Incorrect. The basin is where chemicals are injected into the cooling water to reduce bacterial growth and adjust water chemistry.
D. Incorrect. The basin is where chemicals are injected into the cooling water to reduce bacterial growth and adjust water chemistry.
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