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Industrial Process Cooling: What to Know

Comparison of cooling technologies: evaporative, adiabatic, air, mechanical. Design and construction of industrial cooling systems. Sectors, case studies, cooling solutions on the market.

MCE Evaporative Condenser on Skeinforce

Cooling Plant Construction: What to Know

Cooling of an Industrial Plant

Industrial Plant Cooling: 12 + 1 Things to Consider before Looking for a Manufacturer

Is this the first time you have to deal with the cooling of your industrial plant? Or maybe do you wish to see a complete reference framework to carry out this task for your company? These guidelines will help you choose the best cooling technology for your plant's specific project needs.

ROI in Cooling Technologies with MITA Efficiency

Resource and Efficiency Optimization of Cooling Systems: How to Assess It

The comparison between different cooling technologies: a calculation software can now fulfill this task based on real climatic data.

Comparison among Evaporative and Adiabatic Coolers

Comparison between Cooling Tower and Adiabatic Cooler

Comparison of cooling tower (or evaporative tower) and adiabatic cooler: water and energy use, performance.

HBR Hybrid Cooler

Theory of Cooling Technologies

How open and closed circuit cooling towers, evaporative condensers and adiabatic systems work: a quick guide to the knowledge of cooling technologies.

Glossary of Cooling Technologies
Some simple notions even for non-technicians.

Cooling & Refrigeration Glossary

All about cooling technologies. Technical solutions, components and accessories, physical notions: the terminology of evaporative and adiabatic theory with terms and definitions from A to Z.

Green Deal for Cooling Technologies

European Green Deal and Cooling

The European Commission has set itself the goal of achieving climate parity in 2050. The development of the economy must be sustainable, just think that over 75% of EU28 greenhouse gas emissions are attributable to energy production and the 20% is attributable to the industrial sector.

PME-E Open Circuit Cooling Tower for a Snowmaking Plant in Austria

Optimized Industrial Coolers for Different Sectors

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 Metal Working

Cooling Technologies for Metalworking

Foundries, steel mills, aluminum production lines: the plant managers of these industries require operational continuity, significant thermal jumps in cooling and cost containment for management and maintenance. Remote management platforms are an ally.

Cooling Technologies for Paper Mills

Cooling Technologies for Paper Mills

In this sector, high water flow rates best fit large industrial cooling towers. It is often required to transport the units over great distances: for this reason, it is advantageous to rely on modular and / or “container” solutions, which also reduce management and installation costs.

Cooling Technologies for Wastewater Treatment Plants

Cooling Technologies for Industrial Wastewater

The different phases of the industrial water treatment process require defined cooling temperatures in accordance with regulations. In this sector, it is preferable to use cooling towers with anti-clogging fill packs for industrial contaminated water.

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.