INDUSTRY

APPLICATIONS
FOR INDUSTRIAL
REFRIGERATION

Industrial Refrigeration systems and equipment help remove heat

from large-scale processes and materials.

Since the early 20th century, Industrial Refrigeration has been used to
reduce temperatures, achieve optimal operatingconditions, and avoid safety
issues. Today, these are the top 7 industries where Industrial Refrigeration
can make themost difference.

District Cooling Electricity Production

District Cooling entails the generation of Electricity generation is often based on

cooling streams in a central plant using the combustion of different fuels, and in
mainly chilled water, which is then order to achieve higher efficiency, inlet
distributed to the overall district (places air temperature must be around 15C
like homes, offices, venues, or other degrees. ARANER’s Turbine Inlet Air
residential or commercial projects). Cooling (TIAC) system helps cool
down these air streams.
It’s advantages include:
- High efficiency.
- Reduction in capital, operation,
and maintenance costs.
- Economic and environmental
benefits.

Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals

Petrochemicals
Chemical transformations require the
removal of heat through Industrial
Refrigeration processes. In chemical
and petrochemical industrial, it is
common to use large-scale cooling
plants with river or seawater as a
refrigerant.
Strains used for drug and medicine
production are stored in very controlled
conditions and the Pharmaceutical
industry must rely on highly
sophisticated refrigeration systems
that permit the temperature adjustment
of rooms and storage units to extremely
precise temperatures.

Food & Beverages Data Centres

The F&B industry has the utmost need
to preserve products and avoid
contamination, considering we’re
talking about things people eat and
drink. Oftentimes, a chilled water
refrigeration system is involved in
order to avoid chemical
contamination in case of spillage.
Data centres naturally produce heat
during operation, and powerful
air-cooling systems are used to
dissipate the heat. These cooling
systems are commonly air-based or
liquid-based, with many using
seawater as a refrigerant.

Other Industries

The Naval and Metallurgical industries
rely on Industrial Refrigeration for
their operations or to establish a
comfortable environment for workers.
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