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Water Quality Control as an Element of Increasing the Operational Safety of Energy Production Systems

Water, as well as the fuel, is the primary raw material use in the power generation process. The interdependency between water and energy, sometimes called the water-energy nexus, is growing in importance as demand for both water and energy increases and the increasingly difficult availability of these basic raw materials. Maintaining high quality water is the most important factor in preventing degradation of boilers and cooling towers. It is therefore necessary to be aware of the fact, that ensuring proper water quality is an important element of operational safety of energy production systems. The paper presents the results of research on the quality of water used in the conventional power plant. Constantly monitoring of available resources and possibility to adapt existing treatment systems to the changing quality of the raw water allows to increase the operational safety of energy production systems. The presented research concern both, the quality of water taken from the source and the water used in specific energy production processes. Despite the changes in the quality of water in the source (river), there were no exceedances of the quality parameters in water supplied technological processes, in the investigated period.