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CSI provides special services for a wide variety of cooling towers and HVAC systems.

Cooling Tower Services and much more

COOLING TOWER SERVICES

CSI can help you extend the working life and restore efficient operation of cooling towers. We have developed techniques to rehabilitate cooling towers from 5 to 5,000 tons including repair of leaks, application of protective coatings, installation of new fill materials and drift eliminators, and design, fabrication and installation of complete new spray systems. CSI also offers removal & Disposal for non use abandoned or condemned cooling towers.

SPECIAL SERVICES

Rebuilds - Rehab - Repairs - Removal & Disposal

Glycol Capture & Disposal

Glycol Instal & Recovery

Emergency Recovery

GLYCOL / ANTIFREEZE SERVICES

Glycol based antifreeze solutions are widely used in HVAC systems for protecting vulnerable components like coils, dry coolers, and refrigeration equipment from damage caused by freezing water. Glycol /water solutions are corrosive to metal piping and can become progressively more aggressive as they get older. To protect the system from corrosion additives for corrosion inhibition are added. CSI provides services for analysis and adjustment of chemical inhibitors as well as new inhibited glycol solutions and disposal of waste glycols.

PIPE TESTING SERVICES

CSI is equipped to perform both destructive and non-destructive testing of piping and fittings. Non-destructive testing in the form of ultrasonic thickness testing can be used to estimate the current condition of HVAC water system piping. We have often employed ultrasonic testing to get a reasonable preliminary evaluation of the general condition of the pipe and to determine if more intrusive or expensive testing is warranted. Our laboratory can also analyze samples of piping removed from systems to evaluate the cause and extent of corrosion and the nature of deposits fouling piping.

Pipe Testing and Failure Analysis’