Adiabatic Coolers for Ansaldo Energia

Adiabatic Cooling System: How it Works, Examples & Solutions

Adiabatic cooling and adiabatic coolers in detail: description, function, applications. Adiabatic cooling compared to evaporative cooling.

Adiabatic Dry Cooler in BIM Files

Adiabatic Cooling Application: Examples

Cooling Technologies for a High-Quality Food Process_Case Study

Cooling technologies for the food industry

Cooling technologies for food industry must help preserve the quality of the finished product (and of the process liquid): this is true even more than in other industries. Closed circuit cooling towers and “hybrid towers” can make their contribution.

Cooling Technologies for Plastic Moulding

Cooling Technologies for Plastic and Rubber Processing

The plastics industry has gradually become attentive to operating resource use optimization and environmental sustainability: this is why adiabatic cooling systems seem ideal. Sometimes output temperatures below zero are required: in these cases we go to ad hoc chillers for industrial processes.

Cooling Technologies for a Feta Cheese Logistics Center in Greece_Case Study

Cooling Technologies for the Cold Chain in Logistics

Foodstuff storage at temperatures below zero can be implemented through different types of natural or non-natural refrigerants: evaporative or adiabatic condensers can be indicated, depending on whether the company is focused on performance or resource use optimization. Low noise solutions are often appreciated.

Raffreddamento per Datacenter

Focus: cooling technologies for datacenters

With the increase in computing resources required, whether by massive use of the Internet or new applications of artificial intelligence, datacenters are becoming increasingly large and energy intensive. Cooling technologies must therefore reconcile performance with water and energy savings: from efficient cooling towers to structurally simple dry coolers to adiabatic dry coolers and chillers, the focus is always on the needs of the individual project.