The latest news in product releases, heat exchange software, equipment, and processes. In this section, you can discover all things new in the world of heat exchange – fresh ideas, advanced technology, and industry-specific solutions.
The Heat Exchange Software, Equipment, and Processes News category serves as a one-stop information hub, providing up-to-date, reliable, and comprehensive insights into the rapidly evolving world of heat exchange technology. Stay informed about the advancements that are shaping the future of industries globally.
The latest generation of Gledhills PulsaCoil, the new and enhanced PulsaCoil Stainless offers all the benefits of its predecessors whilst boasting a new fresh design with additional features.
Fancom is introducing a completely renewed heat exchange control in the Lumina 38H poultry computer. The Lumina 38H climate computer is a special version of the Fancom poultry computer in which the heat exchanger control has been fully integrated with the ventilation control.
LAUDA Heating and Cooling Systems, the plant construction division in precise temperature control, specializes in the manufacture of individual solutions based on customer requirements.
Hot water and heating specialist Adveco, will be exhibiting its first hybrid packaged plant room systems for heating and hot water at CIBSE Build2Perform November 26th & 27th at Olympia, London.
The thermoregulation unit has been designed for application in the pharmaceutical sector. It is quite a standard solution, with a heating circuit employing steam and brazed plate heat exchangers in AISI 316/copper.
At this years Arctic Innovation Competition, ACEPs Riley Bickford and Tom Marsik pitched the Arctic Dual Hood for Heat Recovery Ventilation invention.
Alfa Laval has now combined several of the latest technological features for brazed plate heat exchangers into one single design: the Alfa Laval CB210.
SpiraHeat heat exchangers fill a product void for companies with smaller plants looking for a budget-friendly, space-saving solution that can be installed quickly and easily.
Rinnais ErP A-rated Infinity 1600 range of continuous flow condensing gas-fired units are designed to deliver both energy efficiency and cost-competitive hot water heating.
Heat exchanger design and simulation software tools continue to evolve, offering more accurate modeling, increased computational speed, and enhanced user experience. This segment brings updates on the latest software releases, version upgrades, and breakthroughs in computational algorithms for heat exchanger design and analysis. From AI-driven predictive maintenance software to advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations, this category keeps professionals abreast of the latest digital advancements.
Equipment:
Heat exchangers, as key equipment in a plethora of industries, are continually being refined and innovated. This section covers news on the latest equipment, including various types of heat exchangers like shell and tube, plate, finned tube, and spiral, among others. It encompasses updates about novel materials, innovative designs, performance enhancements, energy efficiency improvements, and sustainability initiatives in heat exchanger manufacturing and operation.
Process:
Innovations in heat exchange processes are crucial for industries striving to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and minimize environmental impact. This segment features news about improved heat exchange methods, optimization strategies, and emerging applications. It includes novel processes in fields like power generation, chemical processing, oil and gas, HVAC, and more.
Industry and Regulatory Updates:
In addition to technological advancements, this category also highlights important industry trends, market analyses, regulatory changes, and standards updates related to heat exchangers. This information is crucial for decision-makers, engineers, and professionals involved in the design, manufacture, operation, and maintenance of heat exchange equipment and processes.
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