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What is cooling water?
Cooling water is water used to remove heat from equipment or processes. It's commonly employed in power plants, manufacturing facilities, HVAC systems, and data centers to maintain optimal operating temperatures, prevent overheating, and ensure efficient operation. The cooling water absorbs heat and is then either discharged (once-through cooling) or cooled and recirculated (closed-loop cooling).
Which job functions commonly mention cooling water?
Marine Engineer
0.2% of all Marine Engineer jobs mention cooling water
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Facilities
84 Facilities jobs mention cooling water
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Mechanical Engineer
8 Mechanical Engineer jobs mention cooling water
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Mechanical Designer
3 Mechanical Designer jobs mention cooling water
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Engineer
36 Engineer jobs mention cooling water
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Which organizations are mentioning cooling water?
Molson Coors Beverage Company
Manufacturing
Johnson & Johnson
Health Care and Social Assistance
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Public Administration
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