Accuracy and control at multiple process points
From creating computer chips to manufacturing soap, from extruding plastic to pasteurising juices and even drying seeds – it is amazing how heating and cooling is needed through so many processes when manufacturing products.
Process cooling requires very specific system design and ongoing maintenance to maximise energy efficiency and ensure product quality.
Understanding temperature requirements at each point of the manufacturing process to extract heat fast and reuse waste heat to reduce energy use and operating costs requires a real skill in temperature control and system design.
LARGE PROCESSING PLANTS
Design and build of centralised process water cooling or chilling systems equipped with either refrigerant process water chillers or forced air (more commonly known as air blast coolers), depending upon the temperature of water required.
SMALL PROCESSING PLANTS
Independent water chillers that can be sited next to processing machines to provide individual machine cooling.
WATER CHILLERS / AIR BLAST COOLERS
Larger installations tend to rely on refrigerant based centralised chilled water systems.
Another option is a combination of water chillers and air blast coolers that can be installed to achieve low energy “free cooling” during low ambient conditions.
Process cooling the way you need it, naturally
Precision temperature control from -100° C to 150°C.
High-performance cooling systems with single or two-stage compressor and cascade options available depending on operating temperature requirements.
Energy efficient natural refrigerant solutions with optimised compressor configuration and performance.
Pre-cooling including brine and air options.
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