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Industrial process cooling. Find the job that looks like yours.

Long adiabatic dry cooler with cellulose pre-cooling pads on hinged frames, fourteen axial fans on top and copper headers at the open end.
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Data Centers

Rack density climbs while water gets harder to permit. Free cooling hours only pay if the equipment can take them.

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Compact V-bank gas cooler with two axial fans, local isolator switches and capped connections.
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Power Generation

Generators, compressors and transformer oil all need somewhere to put their heat, usually on a site with no water worth using.

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Air-cooled condenser with six axial fans and coated coil slabs in a V-bank on a steel frame, installed outside a plant building.
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HVAC

Building loads that have to hold through a summer peak without a cooling tower and the water treatment contract behind it.

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Large adiabatic oil cooler with eighteen axial fans, cellulose pre-cooling pads along the side and a stainless water manifold.
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Metal Fabrication

Hydraulic oil runs hot and the press slows down. Coolant drifts and the tolerance goes with it.

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Bare fin and tube process coil with aluminum fins, heavy copper headers and large diameter manifolds with grooved connection stubs.
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Heat Treating

Quench temperature decides the metallurgy. Hold it and the parts pass. Lose it and you re-run a batch that was already promised.

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Stainless custom evaporator block with nine circular fan discharge collars in a three by three array and exposed copper circuiting.
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Industrial Process Cooling

Process fluid comes back scorched and the product goes out of spec with it.

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Your process, your numbers.

Tell us the heat load, the fluid and the ambient. An engineer sizes it and sends the selection back.

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A person reads it. Send the heat load and a selection comes back.