Name: 93-07: Simultaneous Comparison of the CTI HBIK and the EPA Method 13A
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93-07: Simultaneous Comparison of the CTI HBIK and the EPA Method 13ACooling tower drift is defined as the percent of circulating water flow that exits from the cooling tower fan stack in the form of fine water droplets and aerosols entrained in the exhaust air. For cooling tower drift tests, the CTI recommended heated Bead Isokinetic (HBIK) procedure is the most commonly used procedure and is close to being accepted as a code by CTI, whereas regulators prefer the EPA Method 13A procedure. In theory both procedures (if

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