At a former PFS facility in Perth Amboy, N.J., Lineage Logistics recently renovated the refrigeration system, including the replacement of an evaporative condenser, to add options such as passivation and water treatment. 

There is no denying that the economic landscape has shifted in the past couple of years. An increased need for cold storage facilities, pharmaceutical manufacturing, food prcoessing, warehousing and distribution has elevated the global demand for industrial refrigeration solutions. Moving forward, it is possible to safely and efficiently adopt CO₂ sytems while realizing benefits.

Every step of the industrial baking process seems to need some sort of temperature control in order to produce the best baked goods.

The fill is the heart of the cooling tower system. Efficient operation and the overall cooling system performance depend on three factors.

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.

Mission critical data center operations typically require significant amounts of water and energy for cooling, and hyper-scale server rack power density is expected to double as soon as 2023. Many cloud providers are prioritizing investments that improve their environmental sustainability and making climate pledges specific to decarbonization. For these reasons and others.

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.

Munters acquired EDPAC, an Ireland-based manufacturer of data center cooling equipment and air handling systems. The acquisition is part of Munters’ strategy to grow in the data center segment.

Schneider Electric entered into an alliance partnership with Chilldyne, a supplier of liquid cooling solutions for data centers. Through the agreement, Schneider Electric will offer Chilldyne’s negative-pressure liquid cooling technology for data centers.

A collaboration between U.K.-based companies will offer integrated solutions for data center and high performance computing applications. nVent Electric’s cooling solutions, racks and enclosures enable Iceotope Technologies’ immersion cooling technologies to be deployed in data centers and other high performance computing environments.