{"id":7517,"date":"2020-04-17T15:25:14","date_gmt":"2020-04-17T13:25:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.tempco.it\/blog\/?p=7517"},"modified":"2020-04-17T15:25:14","modified_gmt":"2020-04-17T13:25:14","slug":"tempco-testing-on-enlarged-energy-saving","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.tempco.it\/blog\/en\/7517\/tempco-testing-on-enlarged-energy-saving\/","title":{"rendered":"Tempco, testing on enlarged energy saving"},"content":{"rendered":"

Going on with the enviromental theme, I would like to talk about something new and a little unusual, not exactly focused on heat exchangers<\/strong><\/a>, cooling towers<\/strong><\/a> and thermoregulating units<\/strong><\/a>. Or to say it better, these are all involved, but from a different perspective. The energy saving<\/strong> is something the whole industrial world is increasingly looking at, and when in Tempco we are asked to evaluate a solution for temperature regulation in some industrial process<\/strong>, the very first thing we are requested to is which kind of energy saving levels can be achieved<\/strong>, by implementing technologies and solutions for energy efficiency along the temperature regulation in the production process involved.<\/p>\n

Some example are the employ of inverters on engine fans<\/strong>, saving energy when a lower power capacity is required for ventilation, for instance on dry coolers<\/strong>, cooling towers<\/strong> and free coolers<\/strong><\/a>. But also the use of tiristors on heating resistances, when engineering a thermoregulating unit with electrical heating section, enabling the adjustment of the power absorbed<\/strong> supplying a lower power capacity in kilowatt needed in a certain moment. Finally, the use of inverters on circulating pumps<\/strong>, as we are actually installing on a very interesting application for a customer in the metallurgical sector<\/strong> in the northern province of Milan, where we are implementing a saving and energy efficiency system for the pumps working in the cooling circuit.<\/p>\n

But even more interesting would be the possibility to extend the use and the advantaged of these solutions in the civil sector<\/strong> also, for everyone\u2019s benefit, and not only for the industry. In fact, I\u2019ve been recently in contact with many companies, and one in particular, highly committed in the research of energy saving applications in non-industrial fields<\/strong>, thus regarding applications in the civil sector such as with conditioning<\/strong>, heat pumps<\/strong> and geothermal heat pumps<\/strong>. Discussing these opportunities really gave me thrills, moreover in the past Tempco has already developed applications with TCOIL dimple jacket immersion heat exchangers<\/strong><\/a> for the energy and heat recovery from sea water, feeding the condensing water of heat pumps. A similar application was also installed on the Lake of Como, and another one in Ispra, on heat pumps leveraging the water of a turbine drain.<\/p>\n

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