Citizens Energy Group optimizes efficiency, reduces costs
Endress+Hauser’s total chlorine sensor cuts maintenance time and improves system reliability
Citizens Energy Group sought to modernize its water treatment monitoring to improve reliability, reduce maintenance and lower operational costs for its closed loop chilled water system.
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The results
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Reduced maintenance
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Lower operational costs
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Improved system reliability
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Local responsive, expert support from Endress+Hauser and George E. Booth Co.
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Service capabilities
“Our customers don’t have to worry about chemical treatment or system monitoring. They just open their valves and take the cooling. Now, more efficiently, we take care of the rest.”
Citizens Energy Group
The challenge
Citizens Energy Group had long relied on another manufacturer’s analyzers to monitor total chlorine levels, which were used to estimate bromine concentrations for microbial control. While effective, the units required monthly reagent changes, biannual service visits and frequent part replacements.
The solution
The utility team engaged Endress+Hauser and George E. Booth Co. to explore advanced alternatives for chlorine monitoring. Following a productive consultation with George E. Booth Co., a new digital total chlorine sensor Memosens CCS53E was installed.
