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In the April issue of Process Cooling, we look at how to reduce the threat of CUI to your piping, keeping power and control enclosures cool, looking at the latest in industrial fans and much more!
Corrosion under insulation is the primary damage mechanism that affects the integrity of ammonia piping. A proactive approach to maintaining an ammonia system will help aovid factors that are catalysts for corrosion under insulation.
To produce consistent, flavorful foods, the temperature of the ingredients and materials must be controlled, which often involves process cooling technologies.
Increasingly efficient designs are allowing for air conditioners with greater cooling performance, which means industries with larger thermal management needs can now consider thermoelectric cooling technology.
This article will explore the most urgent factors to consider when specifying a thermoelectric enclosure cooler. This exploration will be followed by practical “what-to-expect” knowledge.
In just a few short months, the inaugural Process Heating & Cooling Show will open. If you haven’t already, now is the time to register and make plans to attend this event, which offers a unique focus on process heating and cooling during the manufacturing process.
Maple Leaf Foods (MLF), a Canadian producer of meat and plant-based proteins, saw an opportunity to reduce natural gas usage in its boiler system by using the heat generated by the facility’s ammonia refrigeration system.
Germany’s Wieland acquired Provides U.S., a developer and producer of shell-and-tube heat exchangers with locations in Italy, China and the United States.
ICS Cool Energy is expanding and increasing its investment in its rental fleet and process cooling solutions in Europe. The company expects to see its rental fleet grow by more than 20 percent in 2022 compared to 2019.
A battery manufacturing facility in Sweden will use wastewater for its cooling needs. Northvolt is building a battery factory adjacent to a Volvo plant in Torsland. Using potable water for cooling is not ideal, so the company will use the effluent treated at the local sewage plant to fulfill its cooling requirements.
The demand for environmentally friendly cooling systems is driving chiller manufacturers to innovate. As a result, Pro-Refrigeration Inc., a supplier of industrial chillers, developed the idea of a CO2 chiller and determined that Danfoss components had the capacities and safety ratings to meet the needs of the project.
Stellar completed its renovation and expansion of Beaver Street Fisheries’ (BSF) seafood packaging facility in Jacksonville, Fla. Work on the $4.9 million design-build project started in spring 2021.
Lineage Logistics LLC entered into an agreement with Australian property company Mirvac to develop a cold-storage warehouse in western Sydney, Australia.
Design-build firm A M King completed its second project for food distributor Cheney Brothers Inc. (CBI) in Statesville, N.C. A 72,142 ft2 dry warehouse expansion provides an additional 7,000 pallet positions and a larger loading dock.
Lineage Logistics acquired MTC Logistics, a cold-chain provider with four strategic locations on or near the ports of Baltimore, Md.; Wilmington, Del.; and Mobile, Ala.
Compass Cold Storage announced plans for the construction of a 70,000 ft2 cold-storage facility able to maintain temperatures ranging from 40°F to -20°F in Mulberry, Ark.
FreezPak Logistics, a third-party food logistics company, will open a cold-storage facility in Miami, Fla., in December 2022. It will increase the New Jersey-based company’s capacity to 60 million ft3 of space.
Provender Partners, a food-related industrial buildings investor, acquired a 469,673 ft2 distribution portfolio that serves as the Midwest food and convenience channel supply chain for Core-Mark, for approximately $24 million.
Drew Turner, the Global Marketing Manager for Danfoss Sector Integration, will speak at the Process Heating & Cooling Show on June 16 about combining process cooling and heating systems via electrification to help facilities achieve decarbonization goals.