Industrial process cooling equipment such as cooling towers or chillers can corrode before they are installed or while they are temporarily laid up for the season. This is especially so if equipment is exposed to harsh outdoor conditions during shipping or storage.

When choosing which low temperature heat transfer fluid to use for your process, data such as density, film coefficient, viscosity, pour point and thermal conductivity need to be taken into consideration.

Specialist in refrigeration compressors Bitzer is expanding its Green Point global service and maintenance network by adding an office in England.  

For manufacturers in process industries such as pulp and paper, food and beverage, and steel, process optimization is an ongoing challenge to meet while satisfying defined process specifications and producing quality product on time.

This brief review of good practices can save thousands of dollars for processors looking to purchase a new shell-and-tube exchanger.

Communication and power management requirements influence chiller selection.

If you have assessed all available chillers and still cannot find one that meets the specifications, consider looking into a custom solution.

Professional sports teams perform many hours of analysis prior to drafting new talent. They study film and assess the skills of potential draftees to make decisions that will fit their team needs.

The evaluation process for choosing equipment mimics the athletic world. 

A seminar that will discuss the proper methods to design and maintain an effective cooling water management program will be hosted by U.S. Water Services, Plymouth, Minn., on March 28.