How long should we have to live with the migraine that the Low ΔT Syndrome has come to represent, ask Philips Tharakan and Mohammed Faiz, adding that the answer may lie in deploying Intelligent ΔT Management Systems
Added: Jan 5, 2021 | By CCME Content Team
Demand for energy has resulted in the need for efficient heating and cooling technology, says company’s representative
Added: Nov 19, 2018 | By Ranjana Konatt
Manufacturer of heat exchangers will present a range of innovative solutions, company’s representative says
Added: Sep 20, 2018 | By CCME Content Team
‘Take a K°ruise around the world of Kelvion’ is the theme of the company’s presence at the exhibition, official says
Added: Jul 29, 2018 | By CCME Content Team
Vikrant C Aute, Associate Research Scientist, Center for Environmental Energy Engineering (CEEE), University of Maryland, speaks on a US Government- funded research that led to 3D-printed titanium heat exchangers, the feasibility of hybrid manufacturing approaches and bottlenecks that prevent manufacturers from implementing more efficient designs. Excerpts from the interview with Hannah Jo Uy...
Added: Mar 17, 2018 | By CCME Content Team
mycon and Kipp Umwelttechnik join forces to restore the health of external heat exchangers at Vienna International Airport
Added: Jul 20, 2017 | By CCME Content Team
Highlighting that it is everyone’s responsibility from design to construction to commissioning and, finally, the O&M and service people to maintain the conceptual vision, Dan Mizesko delves into the problem of low Delta-T syndrome and discusses its causes and cure. In this issue, we carry Part I
Added: Mar 20, 2017 | By Dan Mizesko
Remember the shift from large and heavy desktop computers to flexible laptops? In the span of a few years, technological advances allowed people to achieve the same – or more advanced – work with the substantially smaller laptop. The advantages are obvious: laptops are more compact, offer the same high performance, are lighter and easier to handle and maintain. What if the same thing has just happened within the field of heat exchangers for District Cooling?
Added: Feb 2, 2017 | By CCME Content Team
Eurovent Certita Certification says the new changes are in line with EN308:1997
Added: Oct 2, 2016 | By CCME Content Team
Given that cooling towers play a critical role in process cooling in HVAC applications, it helps to be aware of the pitfalls one could encounter. We collate the most important ones for easy reference…
Added: Jul 28, 2016 | By Pratibha Umashankar
By acquiring Sondex, Danfoss says it has further strengthened its position in the global market for heat transfer solutions
Added: Jul 12, 2016 | By CCME Content Team
Continuing with the theme of Non-Destructive Testing for proper maintenance of chillers and chilled water plants’ ancillary equipment for the HVAC sector, vis-à-vis predictive maintenance technology, Dan Mizesko discusses eddy current testing in the fourth part of the series.
Added: Jun 23, 2016 | By Dan Mizesko
Jeff Williams, Product Manager at Vallourec, says new technological development, too, is contributing to the growth.
Added: Apr 28, 2016 | By Nayantara N
Canada-headquartered TORO WATT has a vast range of air conditioning products that, it says, would appeal to the building retrofit market in the GCC region. Tiger Aster, the company’s CEO and Masood Raza, General Manager of Jumbo Engineering, which is distributing TORO WATT products in the GCC region, in conversation with Climate Control Middle East…
Added: Apr 26, 2016 | By CCME Content Team
DencoHappel, a Germany-based solution provider of precision climate control, was posed with the challenge of cleanroom replacement and upgrade for a client in the aerospace industry. The company accepted the challenge and delivered, without shutting down production. A reduced energy bill was an added bonus, DH said. We bring you the case study.
Added: Apr 20, 2016 | By CCME Content Team
