by Brianna Crandall — May 27, 2015—Nalco, an Ecolab company and provider of water, hygiene and energy technologies and services used around the world, introduces the next generation of its industry-leading 3D TRASAR Technology for Cooling Water, featuring an upgraded interface and more advanced processing capabilities to efficiently manage more complex cooling water systems.
“With increased demands on the world’s limited fresh water resources, today’s businesses are continually challenged to achieve greater productivity by using less water and energy, and extending the life of production assets,” said Pete Nassos, vice president of Marketing, Nalco. “The new 3D TRASAR Technology for Cooling Water platform meets the more complex water management needs of our customers.”
The 3D TRASAR system delivers the appropriate chemistry response to ensure a balanced, efficient and safe cooling system. Unique real-time monitoring, patented actives-based control technology, proprietary stress resistant chemistry and 24/7 information management capabilities detect, determine and deliver improved scale, corrosion and microbiological performance.
The enhanced 3D TRASAR Technology for Cooling Water platform provides the Web-based performance metrics and operational assistance necessary for greater control of cooling water systems and the processes they impact. Featuring a more advanced controller with higher processing capabilities and improved diagnostics, the solution can monitor more dynamic processes and key performance indicators (KPIs) to improve production reliability, reduce downtime, increase water and energy savings, and enhance asset protection.
The new platform also is easier to use, with an improved user interface and navigation, seamless two-way communication and Web-based monitoring and reporting, says Nalco. The System Assurance Center also has been expanded to effectively accommodate the more advanced monitoring capabilities of the new platform.
First introduced in 2004, 3D TRASAR technology is now in use at more than 28,000 locations throughout the world, helping a range of businesses conserve more than 400 billion gallons of water annually, says Nalco.
