Video animation and interactive 3D model of the TREG HCE Tempco thermoregulating units, in monofluid cooling mode, showing the circuits of fluids and allowing to freely navigate in high resolution the construction details of these units.
TREG thermoregulating units with power consumption adjustment for energy saving combined with chillers for temperature regulation in a wide range, from -15° C to +130° C, in test bench for automotive components.
The rise in energy costs and issues in gas supply are pushing companies from gas heating to electrification in heating of their production processes, especially where there is a self-production of electrical energy from renewables.
Interactive 3D models and video animation of Tempco TREG thermoregulating units in mono fluid mode, often employed in temperature regulation of reactors in pharmaceutical and chemical production processes.
Videos and interactive 3D models of our Tempco monofluid thermoregulating units, here with steam heating circuit, often employed for temperature regulation of reactors in chemicals and pharmaceuticals production.
Newly refurbished References section on Tempco’s website providing a wide and complete overview of thermal energy management and temperature regulation applications in all the industrial sectors served by Tempco.
Accurate and precise thermoregulation of temperature set-points on heating and cooling reactors using mono fluid thermoregulating units in pharma and chemical production processes.
Advantages in terms of mechanical engineering, installation and maintenance offered by plate heat exchangers in hydraulics applications in substitution of shell and plate exchangers.
Merry Holidays and a very Happy New Year from Tempco, our wishes this year with something special for the New Year to bring Joy, Health and Safety, Inspiration and Satisfactions to everyone!
Chiller and thermoregulating unit for special test bench of EC motors, the testing is aimed to ensure the accurate evaluation of variable speed power consumption implementing energy saving in cooling tasks.
