A free cooler uses outdoor air to cool the process fluid in a heat exchanger or air-cooled coil and then the hot process fluid is pumped through a coil located outdoors, and a fan blows ambient air across the coil, which cools the process fluid.
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An industrial process chiller is a system that removes heat from a liquid via vapor-compression. The chiller consumes electrical power during this process. Chiller efficiency depends on the energy consumed vs. the amount of refrigeration delivered.
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All of our process chiller systems can use glycol solutions and can be customized for any of our clients’ particular applications. These systems are built to customer specification, with numerous standard features including automated dew point/set point adjustments to avoid condensation.
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Many industrial process applications are well supported by chiller systems that are accurate to within 3°F. Several modern process cooling applications have much more precise temperature control needs. Applications like laser cutting and medical equipment applications, for example, require chiller systems that are accurate to within 1.0°F or less.
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The legalization of the hemp cannabis derivative CBD and of marijuana and its THC derivative for medical and recreational purposes in many US states and all of Canada has led to significant economic growth in the CBD/THC extraction and distillation equipment sector.
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Industry 4.0 is going to change the way manufacturers operate their businesses. Originating in the high-tech manufacturing strategy group of the German government, Industry 4.0 is becoming a quasi-standard for future interconnectivity, machine learning and automation.
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A Thermolator® is a common name used to describe Temperature Control Units in the plastics industry. Just like facial tissue is often referred to as Kleenex®, TCU’s, chillers, or mold heaters are often referred to as Thermolators®.
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Often times it is hard to determine when to use a centrifugal pump or a positive displacement pump. Each has its own unique properties with respect to flow rate, pressure, viscosity, and efficiency. What is the difference between a positive displacement pump vs a centrifugal pump?
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Temperature control systems are used in many areas of manufacturing, including products manufactured in cleanrooms. A cleanroom is an environment that has a controlled level of contamination such as dust and other foreign particles and vapors. In industries like pharmaceutical, medical, food, and beverage; the temperature, humidity, and pressure all play an important role in the overall manufacturing process.
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Delta T Systems' temperature control units can be used in various industrial processes where heating and cooling is needed. Particularly in rubber processing applications, precise temperature control is needed.
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