Parker Hannifin is launching Hyperchill Plus-E, an advanced eco-friendly industrial process chiller. This new chiller is extremely versatile and designed for a wide array of applications.
One of the standout features of the Hyperchill Plus-E is its use of the lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerant R513A, classified as Safety Class A1 according to ISO 817. This non-flammable refrigerant significantly reduces environmental impact and allows for safe indoor and outdoor installation while maintaining an affordable nature.
The Hyperchill Plus-E range now includes expanded models with capacities up to 120kW. These units are engineered with a non-ferrous hydraulic system and a large built-in water tank, ensuring stable working conditions.
"We are excited to introduce Hyperchill Plus-E to the market. [...]The availability of a wide range of accessories and options makes Hyperchill Plus-E a very flexible solution that fits the cooling needs of all industrial applications, protecting customer investment and the environment," said Filippo Turra, Senior Product Manager – Refrigeration & Chiller Products.
Eco-Friendly Industrial Chillers
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Trend Themes
1. Lower-gwp Refrigerants - The integration of lower Global Warming Potential refrigerants like R513A demonstrates a significant reduction in environmental impact for industrial cooling solutions.
2. Versatile Cooling Solutions - Hyperchill Plus-E's wide array of models and accessories represent a flexible approach to industrial cooling that can be adapted to various environments.
3. Non-ferrous Hydraulic Systems - Utilizing non-ferrous hydraulic systems in industrial chillers ensures longer durability and stable working conditions, enhancing system reliability.
Industry Implications
1. Industrial Refrigeration - The industrial refrigeration sector is seeing advancements with the introduction of eco-friendly, versatile, and high-capacity chillers like the Hyperchill Plus-E.
2. Environmental Technology - Innovations such as the use of lower GWP refrigerants in industrial processes highlight the growing trend of sustainable practices within environmental technology.
3. Manufacturing and Process Engineering - Incorporating advanced cooling solutions like the Hyperchill Plus-E points to a focus on precision and sustainability in manufacturing and process engineering.