Cooling Tower Makeup Water: What It Is and How to Meter It
A makeup water meter measures fresh water entering your cooling tower. See where it goes, why it matters, and how it supports a sewer credit application.
A makeup water meter measures fresh water entering your cooling tower. See where it goes, why it matters, and how it supports a sewer credit application.
Sewer credits aren’t limited to cooling towers. Learn which boiler water losses qualify and how to document steam and condensate losses for credit applications.
Sample savings scenarios built from typical utility rates and benchmarks: what evaporation credits can deliver for retail, education and office buildings.
Water submeter costs range from $500 to $5,000 depending on size and type. Learn what affects the price and why the ROI typically makes it a no-brainer.
BMP 10 sets best management practices for cooling tower water use. Learn what it requires, how compliance works, and how monitoring helps you stay ahead.
Cooling towers consume thousands of gallons monthly through evaporation, blowdown, and drift. Learn how to calculate your tower’s actual water usage.