Designed to take up less space while delivering greater cooling capacity, the DTS 34X1C provides 1.5 ton of cooling capacity while the DTS 36X1C provides up to 2 tons of cooling capacity at normal operation.

The APV D4 allows users to clean a pipeline without having to empty the contents of the tank. Having this ability improves efficiency, eliminates changeover costs and reduces operating expenses, says the manufacturer. 

In large systems, the dissipation of process or ambient heat generated by manufacturing, power generation and food processors often is accomplished by cooling towers. These structures facilitate the transfer of heat through the use of water.

Industries across the manufacturing spectrum — whether producing beverages, dairy products, petroleum, chemicals, plastics or electricity, to name a few — generate heat as a byproduct of the manufacturing process.

Galvanized coatings for cooling tower systems — cooling towers, evaporator tube bundles and others — have been used since the 1950s due to their relatively low cost and long service life. 

No matter where you look, you will see that industries worldwide rely on iron and steel as an integral component within projects such as shipbuilding, bridge construction and railway infrastructure. 

In an interview with Editor Linda Becker, Bonnie Martens of Glen Dimplex Thermal Solutions offers insights about chiller maintenance tips.

Specifically designed for fill-replacement projects, the PVC cooling tower fill pack ships to the jobsite in two pieces and is bottom supported.

For safe operations and maintenance, it is important employees know what is inside the pipes they are working around to prevent accidental exposure to hazards. If the contents in a pipe may be hazardous, that information should be clearly communicated as a matter of human safety.

Local level indication is an important measurement for many process control applications. It provides a reliable way to confirm the level height. It allows a way to check and calibrate level transmitters.