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HP Water Management: What should cooling tower owners do about legionella?

The first awareness of the risks of legionella bacteria in cooling water was the outbreak of Legionellosis at the hotel hosting the Legionnaires’ Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1976..

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

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

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