In demanding environments such as industrial production, commercial buildings, data centers, and cold chain logistics, refrigeration units are not only "temperature guardians" ensuring environmental comfort and process stability, but also key equipment fo
In industrial and commercial refrigeration, the efficiency of a cooling system directly affects the stability of equipment operation, energy consumption levels, and even overall operating costs.
In fields such as food, pharmaceuticals, and biological products, which are extremely sensitive to temperature, cold chain engineering is not only an extension of the logistics process but also a lifeline safeguarding quality and safety.
In the sweltering summer, people often face a dilemma: traditional air conditioners, while quickly cooling the air, cause abnormally dry indoor air due to continuous dehumidification, leading to tight skin, dry and itchy throat, stinging eyes, and even "a
Silently supporting this is the large-scale refrigeration unit, hailed as the "industrial cooling powerhouse." Like the "thermoregulation center" of an industrial system, it safeguards continuous, large-scale production across various industries with its
Traditional designs often result in insufficient water flow in certain areas due to small nozzle spacing or uneven distribution, creating dry spots that cause salt to deposit on the pipe walls.