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  1. 東栄 Tokyo//Trading company/Wholesale
  2. 三菱重工冷熱 Tokyo//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
  3. 不二熱学サービス Osaka//Other construction industries
  4. 桑名金属工業 Mie//Building materials, supplies and fixtures manufacturers
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  1. Super Large Inverter Chiller RKE Series 東栄
  2. Large DC Inverter Chiller RKE-B Series (Air-Cooled / Water-Cooled) 東栄
  3. Large Inverter Chiller RKE Series 東栄
  4. R32 refrigerant used air-cooled heat pump chiller 'MSV2' 三菱重工冷熱
  5. 4 Environmentally friendly air-cooled non-Freon chiller "Dear Cool" 不二熱学サービス

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Chiller "Type B"

Chiller "Type B"

Ideal for temperature control of liquids such as pharmaceuticals and food! Custom solutions are also available to meet your needs.

The "Type B" chiller can adjust temperatures from -35°C to +25°C. The heat exchanger is completely separated, preventing any mixing of the primary and secondary sides of the coolant. It is effective for temperature control of liquids that must never mix, such as pharmaceuticals and food products. Additionally, we accept custom products tailored to your needs. Please consult us about the development of heat exchange components within the equipment. We will propose products based on extensive experience. 【Features】 ■ Temperature adjustment range: -35°C to +25°C ■ Coolants used: fluorinated inert liquids, brine, and pure water ■ Complies with international safety standards such as SEMI, CE, and RoHS ■ Various communication specifications can be accommodated ■ Dimensions: 700(W) × 610(D) × 1695(H) *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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Chiller "Type C"

Chiller "Type C"

Ideal for temperature regulation of liquids such as pharmaceuticals and food! Custom solutions are also available to meet your needs.

The "Type C" chiller can adjust temperatures from -30°C to +90°C. The heat exchanger is completely separated, preventing any mixing of the primary and secondary cooling fluids. It is effective for temperature control of liquids that must not mix, such as pharmaceuticals and food. Additionally, we accept custom products tailored to our customers' needs. Please consult us for the development of heat exchange components within the equipment. We will propose products based on extensive experience. 【Features】 ■ Temperature adjustment range: -30°C to +90°C ■ Cooling fluids used: fluorinated inert liquids, brine, and pure water ■ Complies with international safety standards such as SEMI, CE, and RoHS ■ Various communication specifications can be accommodated ■ Dimensions: 640(W) × 980(D) × 1640(H) *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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Chiller "Type D"

Chiller "Type D"

Ideal for temperature control of liquids such as pharmaceuticals and food! Custom solutions are also available to meet your needs.

The "Chiller Type D" allows for temperature regulation from +10°C to +90°C. The heat exchanger is completely separated, preventing any mixing of the primary and secondary cooling liquids. It is effective for temperature control of liquids that must not mix, such as pharmaceuticals and food products. Additionally, we accept custom products tailored to our customers' needs. Please consult us for the development of heat exchange components within your equipment. We will propose products based on extensive experience. 【Features】 ■ Temperature regulation range: +10°C to +90°C ■ Cooling liquids used: fluorinated inert liquids, brine, and pure water ■ Complies with international safety standards such as SEMI, CE, and RoHS ■ Supports various communication specifications ■ Dimensions: 750(W) × 848(D) × 1600(H) *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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R32 refrigerant used air-cooled heat pump chiller 'MSV2'

R32 refrigerant used air-cooled heat pump chiller 'MSV2'

Achieving high efficiency and energy savings! We also introduce case studies from beverage factories, farms, and industrial plants.

The "MSV2" is a new series of air-cooled heat pump chillers that achieves top-class efficiency and energy savings in the industry, enhancing environmental performance. It supports annual cooling and annual heating as standard. By adopting R32 refrigerant and reducing the amount of refrigerant, it significantly lowers the impact on global warming. Additionally, the Y-shaped unit structure ensures a wide entrance even when installed continuously, making it easier to replace compressors and facilitating inspection services. 【Features】 ■ Achieves top-class efficiency and energy savings in the industry ■ Supports annual cooling and annual heating as standard ■ Adopts R32 refrigerant and reduces refrigerant amount, significantly lowering the impact on global warming ■ Achieves 70 horsepower, contributing to space-saving ■ Y-shaped unit structure *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Instant Cold Water Chiller Direct One

Instant Cold Water Chiller Direct One

Brine system focused on low-temperature stability, direct water supply without stagnation in the tank.

1. Supply of Drinking Cold Water: Tankless Cold Water Supply The decrease in chlorine concentration of cold water stored in ice shavers and ice storage tanks poses a risk of bacterial growth. Our unique tankless design supplies cold water directly. Regular cleaning of cold water tanks is no longer necessary. 2. Stable Supply: Stable Supply of Cold Water Close to 0°C Using a brine heat exchange method, cold water can be reliably extracted in the necessary amounts at any time without being affected by external conditions. 3. Full Cooling: Measures Against Overcapacity of Ice Storage Systems In the case of ice storage systems, if the design value is exceeded, uncooled water will flow. The direct water supply method is designed to cool the entire volume, eliminating the risk of temperature rise during use. 4. Energy Saving: Adoption of Inverter Equipment The cooling unit uses an inverter that excels in load-following capability and also offers excellent energy-saving performance. 5. Easy Installation: Easy to Install Unit Type With an integrated frame design, it can be delivered and installed as is. Being tankless and lightweight, its compact dimensions allow for flexible installation locations. 6. Environmentally Friendly: Excellent Environmental Impact Mitigation The indirect brine method minimizes the use of refrigerants. The refrigerant used is R410A.

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LCC Low-Cost Basic Chiller

LCC Low-Cost Basic Chiller

A smart chiller that pursues basic functions, providing 3°C cold water at half the market price.

1. Stable Supply: We can consistently supply 3°C cold water throughout the year. Our chiller control technology (patent pending) enables a stable supply of 800 liters of 3°C cold water per hour, unaffected by supply water temperature. 2. Energy Saving: Unit COP 2.2, and operates only when needed. Compared to conventional cold water units, power consumption is reduced, changing the common perception that "cold water is expensive." 3. Low Cost: Pursuing the "minimum necessary" to produce 3°C cold water. Innovative ideas have made it possible to produce cold water without a brine solution. By eliminating the brine circuit that was previously necessary, we have achieved significant cost reductions.

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TRUSCO Portable Body Cooling Wear "Cold Carry"

TRUSCO Portable Body Cooling Wear "Cold Carry"

For heatstroke prevention! Always cool, portable, and keeps you cool anywhere, truly a "mobile air conditioner."

Cold water circulates through the tubes inside the vest, effectively cooling the body without being affected by the outside temperature. The Cold Carry is a perfect product for heatstroke prevention, connecting a compact carry-type chiller (cooling water circulation device) with a dedicated vest (sold separately) via a hose. Cold water circulates through the tubes spread throughout the vest, providing a refreshing sensation as if wearing cold water. Despite its compact size, the chiller is high-performance, maintaining a "cold" state even as the outside temperature or working environment rises, effectively providing cooling in work environments where air conditioning was previously not possible. The unit is equipped with a handle and casters, allowing for easy movement like a carry cart, and can be easily connected with just an AC100V power supply. There is no drainage, making maintenance simple. The hose is 3 meters long, and splash guard covers (for the hose and the unit) are also available for separate purchase. *For more details, please contact us or download the catalog PDF to view.

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[Construction Achievements] Changed from gas absorption chiller to air-cooled heat pump chiller.

[Construction Achievements] Changed from gas absorption chiller to air-cooled heat pump chiller.

Cutting down on complicated maintenance costs! Contributing to the reduction of running costs.

We would like to introduce the construction results of the air conditioning system that was changed from a gas absorption chiller to an air-cooled heat pump chiller. The gas absorption chiller, which required cumbersome maintenance, was updated to a convenient air-cooled heat pump chiller. VOC countermeasures in the printing factory (such as ventilation and chemical recovery) were built into the system. Outdoor air is taken into the air conditioning system, temperature-controlled, and then used for heating and cooling, achieving both functionality and performance. 【Benefits of Implementation】 ■ Reduction in running costs ■ Improvement in service life ■ Enhancement of quality in the printing process *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Presenting Manga Explanation Materials] Cold Water System 'OMA Chiller'

[Presenting Manga Explanation Materials] Cold Water System 'OMA Chiller'

A chiller system that generates cold water at 0.5℃ to 1℃ with a single water circulation. Since the heat exchanger is open-type, there is no concern about accidents due to freezing.

The "OMA Chiller" is a system that provides clean and highly safe chilled water. It operates by circulating cooling media, such as water, through a unique cooling plate, generating chilled water close to 0°C from 20°C in a rapid manner. It features an easy-to-use touch panel, enabling simple operation for centralized management. 【Features】 ■ Contributes to improved yield by supplying chilled water close to 0°C ■ Achieves reduced cooling time ■ Maintains high product quality ■ Adopts a unique plate-type heat exchange system ■ Provides clean and eco-friendly solutions for food and beverage production *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Environment and New Refrigerants International Symposium 2018

Environment and New Refrigerants International Symposium 2018

Overview of the program and impressions! Introducing a report on participation in the international symposium.

The "International Symposium on Environment and New Refrigerants" (Kobe Symposium) was held on December 6 (Thursday) and 7 (Friday), 2018. This event, organized by the Japan Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industry Association, has been held biennially since 1994 and is highly regarded internationally as a platform for the presentation of information on the environment and refrigerants by government bodies, organizations, research institutions, universities, and companies. In this article, we will provide a report on our participation in the 13th Kobe Symposium. [Contents] ■ Program Overview - Day 1: 12/6 (Thursday) - Day 2: 12/7 (Friday) ■ Impressions (from our participants) *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Air cooling? Water cooling? Which chiller is suitable for a data center?

Air cooling? Water cooling? Which chiller is suitable for a data center?

It is helpful to understand the specific advantages and disadvantages of each type of chiller!

Which cooling system is more suitable for data centers, air-cooled chillers or water-cooled chillers? There is not just one answer. Designers of air conditioning systems need to ask many questions before proposing the appropriate type of chiller. Factors specific to the project, such as available space, backup power, regional regulations limiting power and water usage, and the owner's sustainability priorities, can overturn what was almost considered a definitive choice of equipment. It is ideal for data centers to consult with air conditioning companies in the preliminary design phase to identify solutions that meet both short-term and long-term goals. If you are making decisions for a data center, it helps to understand the specific advantages and disadvantages of each type of chiller. [Contents (Excerpt)] - Capacity - Maintenance - Location - Energy Efficiency - Delivery and Installation *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. *For more details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Six Ways to Achieve the Greening of Air Conditioning Systems

Six Ways to Achieve the Greening of Air Conditioning Systems

Towards decarbonizing air conditioning systems! Here are six ways to make significant progress from now on.

The sustainability of buildings has consistently improved over the decades due to advancements in technology and materials. Some of these advancements are groundbreaking. Today, solutions are readily available that can provide economic benefits to building owners while reducing emissions. Here, we present six ways for air conditioning systems to make significant progress towards decarbonization: - Thoroughly eliminate inefficiencies on a per-kilowatt basis - Use cold outside air instead of compressors - Recover and reuse thermal energy - Plan for a transition to low-GWP refrigerants - Store energy and balance supply and demand - Transition to on-site and off-site renewable energy *For more details, please refer to the related links. *For more information, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) of Commercial Facilities: Success Stories and Trends

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) of Commercial Facilities: Success Stories and Trends

There are cases where attention is being focused on the long-term health of buildings! Small changes can have a big impact.

Managing buildings in the context of a global pandemic is not an easy task. Tenant occupancy rates, hygiene, air flow, and energy usage are just a few of the areas that building owners and managers focus on. In many cases, activities aimed at improving the indoor environment of buildings (including air quality) have been yielding results. Until now, there have been no specific solutions, and concrete assessments and research tailored to each situation have been conducted to mitigate risks within the scope of the owner's buildings, facilities, and budget. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. *For more details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Energy Conservation Benchmarking System

Energy Conservation Benchmarking System

An explanation of the key points to keep in mind about the energy-saving benchmark system based on the materials!

The Energy Conservation Act was enacted in 1979 in response to the oil crisis, and since then, various systems have been introduced. In recent years, the Energy Conservation Benchmarking System (Industry Top Runner System) was introduced in the industrial sector in 2009-2010, followed by its introduction in the business sector and the expansion of the target industries. This time, I will explain the key points of the Energy Conservation Benchmarking System based on materials from the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. [Contents] ■ Overview of the Energy Conservation Act ■ What is the Energy Conservation Benchmarking System? ■ Awareness of issues in the Energy Conservation Act and the introduction of the Energy Conservation Benchmarking System ■ Expansion of the Energy Conservation Benchmarking System (Industry Top Runner System) ■ Class classification evaluation system for businesses *Detailed content of the article can be viewed via related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Representative environmental treaties

Representative environmental treaties

Introduction to representative environmental treaties such as the Paris Agreement, Kyoto Protocol, and Montreal Protocol!

The term "COP" frequently appears in news related to global warming, along with treaties such as the "Kyoto Protocol," "Paris Agreement," and "Montreal Protocol." We will organize and clearly explain the purpose and content of each. Please take a moment to read. 【Contents】 ■ What is COP? ■ What is the Kyoto Protocol? ■ What is the Paris Agreement? ■ Differences between the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement ■ Montreal Protocol *For detailed content of the article, you can view it through the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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What is the Kigali Amendment?

What is the Kigali Amendment?

The Kigali Amendment mandates the gradual reduction of HFCs! Introduction of useful air conditioning information.

The substitute for freon, "HFC (hydrofluorocarbons)," is widely used as a refrigerant in many devices and equipment. However, although HFCs are not ozone-depleting substances, they have a significant greenhouse effect, being 100 to over 10,000 times more potent than carbon dioxide, and measures to reduce their use have been deemed necessary. Due to the impact of HFCs, the average temperature increase by the end of this century is estimated to be about 0.5 degrees Celsius. In this context, from October 10 to 14, 2016, the 28th Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol was held in Kigali, Rwanda, where an amendment to the protocol (the Kigali Amendment) was made to establish obligations for the phased reduction of HFC production and consumption. [Contents] ■ The Kigali Amendment mandates the phased reduction of HFCs. ■ The necessity of transitioning from HFC refrigerants to non-freon refrigerants. *For detailed information, please refer to the related links. *For more details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Non-Freon Chiller "Dear Cool"

Non-Freon Chiller "Dear Cool"

Indoor remote control provides the same usability as an air conditioner! Detects refrigerant leaks with sensors and drives the fan.

"Dear Cool" is an air conditioning chiller that uses R290 (propane) as a refrigerant. The heat source unit separates the control box and refrigerant circuit, eliminating ignition sources. We provide system design, installation, and maintenance inspections as a one-stop service. [Features] ■ Prevents propane leakage indoors ■ Eliminates ignition sources ■ Does not create a flammable range through diffusion ■ Prompt service response ■ Similar user experience to air conditioning with an indoor remote control *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Rental chiller

Rental chiller

Customer-focused peace of mind × prompt response. Transforming cooling management from "ownership" to "utilization."

Our company utilizes years of implementation experience, accumulated cooling technology know-how, and specialized personnel to meet a wide range of needs, including industrial applications, event spaces, large space cooling, and ice rink construction. We offer rental solution services for temporary chilled water and cold air supply. The rental chillers we possess do not require notification as their legal refrigeration tonnage is under 20 tons, and they are outdoor models with air cooling, making it easy to implement them urgently into existing facilities. Additionally, we provide support from transportation to on-site installation supervision, dispatching of trial operation instructors, and attendance during trial operations. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. 【Features】 ■ Years of proven experience and many qualified personnel ■ Implementation plans tailored to on-site needs ■ Quick response to delivery times *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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[Case Study on Energy Management and Control] Georgia World Congress Center

[Case Study on Energy Management and Control] Georgia World Congress Center

Introducing examples of upgrades that enhance reliability, safety, and aesthetics.

We would like to introduce a case where energy analysis and monitoring, energy efficiency contracts, and improvements such as upgrades were implemented at the Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC). In order to maintain its status as a LEED-certified convention center, we aimed to consolidate four mechanical systems into one, allowing the entire facility to operate seamlessly and improve efficiency. We achieved the centralization of mechanical operations, reduction of energy costs, and enhancement of aesthetics. [Challenges] - Dealing with aging air conditioning systems and various lighting fixtures that need replacement - Improving reliability, safety, and aesthetics - Aiming for efficiency by enabling seamless operation of the entire facility *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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[BAS Implementation Case] Bank of America Stadium

[BAS Implementation Case] Bank of America Stadium

Increased reliability and refrigeration capacity! Achieved a reduction in energy consumption.

We would like to introduce a case where, in conjunction with the upgrade of the BAS, the energy consumption of a stadium with a capacity of approximately 75,000 people was reduced while increasing reliability and cooling capacity, resulting in an expected annual savings of about $80,000. The company faced the need for additional cooling capacity, high energy costs, and the necessity to upgrade aging infrastructure. As a result of completing the upgrade of the chiller plant and BAS, they were able to improve efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and enhance reliability and capacity, keeping players and fans comfortable during games. [Challenges] - Additional cooling capacity - Reduction of energy costs - Upgrading aging infrastructure - Maintaining 1,000 tons of cooling capacity during the renovation period *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.

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Environmentally friendly air-cooled non-Freon chiller "Dear Cool"

Environmentally friendly air-cooled non-Freon chiller "Dear Cool"

We contribute to promoting carbon neutrality by using natural refrigerants that have a minimal impact on global warming!

"Dear Cool" is an environmentally friendly air conditioning chiller that uses R290 (propane) as a refrigerant. Since it uses R290 (propane) as a refrigerant, it is possible to reduce the global warming potential (GWP)! The Fuji Thermal Group, with 70 years of experience in system design, construction, and maintenance inspections, provides a one-stop service. [Features] ■ Prevents propane from leaking indoors ■ Eliminates ignition sources ■ Does not create a flammable range through diffusion ■ Prompt service response ■ Similar user experience to air conditioning with an indoor remote control *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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