Procter & Gamble is a leading multinational manufacturer of personal care, home care, and consumption goods, with large-scale industrial operations and highly automated processes. At its facilities, the operation of cooling towers is closely linked to the stability of demanding continuous processes.
In this case, the presence of suspended solids and organic matter in the recirculating water was affecting thermal performance and promoting scale buildup, with a direct impact on energy efficiency and maintenance requirements, in an environment where any deviation can jeopardize production continuity.
The plant located in Querétaro had a High-flow cooling tower system, with an approximate flow rate of 96 m³/h, which featured a High water consumption associated with frequent cleaning of the basin and continuous purges.
The main limitations of the project were:
The technical solution was based on a Filtration system for cleaning the sump, designed specifically to protect cooling towers with high flow rates, and included:
The installer channel (Hydrocontrol) played a key role in the Installation and integration of complementary solutions, ensuring proper integration with the existing system.
Thanks to the solution we implemented:
