Indirect cooling system

Indirect cooling system
An indirect cooling system consists of 2 circuits. The first, small, circuit is filled with a refrigerant. In a heat exchange unit the refrigerant cools down a secondary refrigerant. In the second circuit, the secondary refrigerant flows to the coolers in the storage rooms. Because the temperature of the secondary refrigerant can be controlled, an indirect cooling system has great flexibility. These are your advantages:

• You can easily control rooms with different temperatures individually
• You product dehydrates less, because the temperature of the coolers is easier to control
• Harmful refrigerant does not enter your storage rooms, so it does not pose a threat to your product (secondary refrigerant is harmless)

We apply indirect cooling systems mainly in situations where a lot of flexibility is needed. We use several refrigerants and secondary refrigerant, each with unique properties. Depending on your situation we select the most suitable combination!

Condens drying
When drying your product with outside air, you depend on outside temperature and relative humidity (or, the dewpoint). In years with unfavorable weather conditions you will have insufficient natural drying capacity, resulting in rot, diseases and mould. Using heaters increases the drying capacity, but heaters consume a lot of gas, which is expensive and unsustainable.

Condens drying is a solution that enables you to dry independent of outside conditions. How it works? By cooling down the air in your store using the evaporators, moisture is extracted from the air. We then use the heat that is released in this process to warm up that same air again. As a result, the air can absorb moisture again, also known as drying. By extending your indirect cooling system slightly, it is made suitable for condens drying.

Heat recovery
When you are cooling in one place, heat is released in another place. Usually this heat is dissipated to the outside air via the condenser. However, if you can use this heat somewhere else, that is a total waste! An adaption of your cooling system enables you to store and reuse this valuable heat energy. For example to heat an office or a handling area. Heat recovery saves energy, which is a win for both the environment and your wallet!