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While preparing for $35 million plant expansion between 2017 and 2018, the engineering team at Wako Chemicals U.S.A., a wholly owned subsidiary of FujiFilm, realized they needed to increase cooling capacity and provide a level of redundancy. At its facility in Richmond, Va., the producer of antibodies, enzymes, molecular biology, and bio and organic chemicals opted to replace and upgrade the facility’s primary R-22 process cooling chiller system.
Designed for applications that require temperature control below 55°F (12°C), the Deep Freeze line of low temperature process chillers has insulated internal parts to ensure internal temperature loss does not occur during heat transfer.
Industrial process cooling using central chilling systems has the potential to save individual operations as much as 60 percent in energy costs while also helping companies establish a positive corporate social responsibility reputation for going “green.” So says Kyle Nelson, a senior product manager with Sterling, who will provide insights on how energy efficiency can be achieved with floating head pressure at an upcoming webinar.
Chillers and temperature controls systems supplier Polyscience responded to the COVID-19 outbreak with a video and statement from its president, Philip Preston.