Conching and thermoregulation to perfect chocolate’s flavor
Thermoregulation units are essential during the chocolate conching phase to maintain the heat level necessary to determine the core and flavour of the final product.
Thermoregulation units are essential during the chocolate conching phase to maintain the heat level necessary to determine the core and flavour of the final product.
Tempco has delivered two chillers operating at -20°C for the temperature control of reactors in the production of active ingredients, a custom-developed project for a leading pharmaceutical company.
Tempco is pleased to present the new website for IPE, a company that has collaborated with Tempco for years and designs and manufactures thermoregulation systems, offering a full range of services and assistance for temperature control applications.
Thermoregulation is crucial in the cocoa paste refining phase during chocolate processing, which involves massaging the cocoa mass to make it smooth and uniform, ensuring the high quality of the final product.
Comparison between static relays and remote switches in the control of heating resistors in thermoregulation units, where static relays offer undeniable advantages in terms of safety, absence of wear and precision in regulation.
The importance of precise temperature regulation and the use of Tempco thermoregulation units in cocoa bean roasting, the first delicate and crucial step in chocolate production.
TREG thermoregulation units are an ideal solution for temperature control of power electronics, such as converters, IGBT and MOSFET modules, ensuring precision, stability, energy efficiency and safety.
TREG thermoregulation units are ideal for temperature control in research and development activities in pharma labs, ensuring precision, reliability and compliance in the study and stability testing of new molecules and active ingredients.
Special Tempco shell and tube heat exchangers for high temperature oil, internally manufactured for working temperatures up to 300° C, and thus employed in our thermoregulating units.
The importance of preventive maintenance and alarms in thermoregulation systems, the lack of oil circulation and the intervention of the maximum temperature thermostat, ignoring the alarm, led to the explosion of the electrical resistors.