Berg Chilling Systems Inc. acquired J&J Air Conditioning and Refrigeration. The acquired business will now go under the name J&J Refrigeration – A Division of Berg Chilling Systems.

A line of portable chillers with variable-speed compressors has been extended to include 30-ton units.

Though resulting in a sturdy final product, the process of creating concrete is actually quite delicate. The strength and durability of concrete’s ultimate state depends largely upon accurate temperature control during the mixing and pouring stages. From beginning to end, temperature control acts as a crucial structural element.

Danfoss named Arctic Chiller Group the winner of its 10^th annual EnVisioneer of the Year award competition. Arctic Chiller Group is using Turbocor oil-free magnetic-bearing centrifugal compressors in the development of its air- and water-cooled chillers to reduce first costs of equipment and energy consumption.

Thermal Care is celebrating its 50th anniversary designing and manufacturing process cooling technology.

A partnership between Goodway Technologies and Multistack, a manufacturer of chiller systems, is intended to simplify the selection of cleaning chemicals for ensuring heat transfer and efficiencies remain optimal. Owners of Multistack chillers can use an online tool from Goodway to identify the type and amount of cleaner to use as well as how long to circulate the cleaning fluids.

A chiller system is one that must be hard-wired, moved with equipment (rather than human power) and generally has more than 5 tons of cooling capacity.

According to a recent report, the process chillers market is estimated to register steady CAGR of 5.1 percent through 2027. The study from Fact.MR says that the market, which was valued at $8 billion in 2018, surpassed 130,000 units sold in 2019.

A hybrid film evaporator chiller that reportedly reduces energy use by 34 percent and uses less refrigerant than other flooded chiller designs has been released. Accuchiller TCF uses a hybrid film evaporator, which provides the energy efficiency of wet (flooded) systems in a compact footprint using less refrigerant, according to the manufacturer.

An indoor marijuana growing facility in Massachusetts purchased two 200-ton Tecochill chillers in anticipation of future expansion. The units, manufactured by Tecogen Inc., will ship in the first quarter and are expected to be operational in the second half of 2019. The order includes a maintenance contract that will be serviced out of Tecogen’s headquarters in Waltham, Mass.