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Whether packaged, modular units or field-erected, multi-cell towers, cooling towers designed for industrial process applications deliver effective evaporative cooling.
The global industrial chillers market is projected to grow from $4.1 billion in 2021 to $4.8 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 3.0 percent during the forecast period.
When a manufacturer of plastic containers decided to build a new facility to meet customer demand, selecting a cooling system with an adiabatic fluid cooler and water-cooled chiller allowed the company to take advantage of free cooling when environmental conditions support it.
Although the Delavan facility currently operates only six product lines, Schoeneck Containers — now known as Radius Packaging — opted for a cooling system that could grow with the company and eliminate the need to spend additional capital down the road.
EOS Refrigeration Equipment, a manufacture of evaporators, condensers, evaporative condensers, dry coolers, adiabatic coolers, cooling towers and ammonia chillers in Barcelona, Spain, was acquired by Italy’s Enex Technologies.
An industrial chiller that utilizes compressor inverter technology to reduce power consumption can contribute to up to 65 percent and lower operating costs, says its manufacturer. Inverter technology in the compressor works to ensure a direct response to cooling demand, thus minimizing energy waste for the EB 2.0 ECO Chiller from Pfannenberg Inc.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, chillers can be one of the largest energy users in facilities. This makes it even more critical to ensure the chiller is maintained correctly and operating efficiently.
Tecogen Inc. announced a collaboration with GTI Energy for testing and validation of its Hybrid Drive technology. The project will demonstrate key performance indicators, such as capacity and efficiency, for the Hybrid Drive air-cooled (AC) chiller prototype under development at Tecogen.
Several types of valves are used to control cooling in the fermentation stage of industrial winemaking. See the related feature article, "Valves Improve Process Cooling," to learn more.