Among businesses that rely on commercial refrigeration, few have needs as intensive as meatpacking plants.
Refrigeration must begin the instant that animal processing starts. Freezer storage must be maintained at below zero temperatures to meet all needs. Cooling, cutting, and processing call for extreme cooling at consistent levels. Bacteria can develop and spread if refrigeration lapses.
In the years since the 1906 founding of the FDA, the meat packing industry has made tremendous strides in its safety and product quality. Today’s meat processing plants are extraordinarily advanced. They incorporate some of the most sophisticated commercial refrigeration and temperature control technologies of any industry.
As winter rolls in, your commercial compressor has a whole new job to do.
Because of what a compressor does – compress refrigerant gas – it’s easy to think of it in terms of keeping your building cool. In warmer climates, such as South Texas and Florida, plenty of time and attention go to this function every year.
A compressor is the central component in any commercial HVAC or refrigeration system. It is both complex and large, requiring regular maintenance to sustain its efficiency over time. Without the compressor, the refrigerant gas cannot be raised to the appropriate pressure and won’t flow through the rest of the system.
The commercial compressor is responsible for two functions that make our modern world possible: Air conditioning and refrigeration. Without them, day-to-day life would look very different.
Restaurants, grocery and convenience stores, and cafeterias all around the United States depend on walk-in refrigerators. Average operating costs for a walk-in cooler were estimated at about $126 per month for a 8x8 unit in 2014 – energy costs have risen since then, and with them concerns about unit efficiency.
The Trane brand is well known and respected throughout the HVAC/R industry. You’ll find Trane systems at work in all kinds of retail and office settings.
Carrier is one of the leading compressor brands in the United States today. When you need a piece of equipment you can really trust, Carrier compressors stand out for reliability, efficiency, straightforward maintenance needs, and affordable cost of ownership.
The sheer size and scale of a cruise and/or cargo ship means that it deals with unique challenges. Structural and engineering strategy must work together to ensure safety, performance, comfort, and health.
A new commercial compressor unit is a substantial cost to your enterprise. Those costs can be controlled in various ways:
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