August 2004

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HP Water Management: Passivating heat exchangers: Is it necessary?

Refineries and petrochemical plants have a large number of heat exchangers. Maintaining reliability and heat transfer efficiency of these heat exchangers is critical to optimizing refinery operation..

MarTech Systems, Inc.: Huchler, L. A.

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Huchler, L. A. - MarTech Systems, Inc., Lawrenceville, New Jersey

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