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Mayekawa Installs First FUGU Ammonia Chillers in Germany, France & Spain
The mCHILLER FUGU is a new water-cooled ammonia chiller designed for industrial applications like breweries, process cooling and data centers.
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Mayekawa’s Air-Cooled Low-Charge Ammonia Chiller Makes Debut at IIAR Show
The chiller is designed to compete with f-gas chillers in building air-conditioning and process cooling.
Mayekawa’s Low-Charge Ammonia Chillers Draw Interest at AHR Expo
The FUGU mCHILLER chillers, introduced to the U.S. late last year, feature very low charge and compact size.
Ammonia-System Exhibitors Heading to Las Vegas for AHR Expo Next Week
With COVID safety measures, the HVAC&R trade show will feature R717 products from a number of manufacturers.
‘Ultra-Low-Charge’ Ammonia Chiller Boosts Efficiency 40% for Sake Producer
Mayekawa R717 chiller’s performance was compared to that of R507A chiller in same Takara Sake U.S. plant.
Finding the Right Natural Refrigerant System for Industrial Refrigeration
Stakeholders debate whether to use low-charge ammonia, ammonia-CO2, or CO2.
Aeon, Kokubu, Mayekawa Receive Accelerate Japan Awards
The winners in food retail and industrial, and the Innovation of the Year, were announced at ATMOsphere Japan.
Australia Gets its First Ammonia/CO2 NewTon Systems
Five of the low-charge packaged systems were installed in July at a new cold storage center in western Sydney.
Mayekawa’s sales of NH3/CO2 NewTon systems since ’08 to exceed 2,000
Mayekawa is seeing an increasing opportunity for the NewTon in Japan’s industrial refrigeration sector as well as in overseas Asian markets.
Expanding ammonia’s application range through low charge systems
ammonia21.com reporters attended a series of presentations on low charge ammonia refrigeration systems during the Nashville IIAR research panels. Presentations from Creative Thermal Solutions, Azane and Mayekawa highlighted new opportunities for expanding ammonia’s application range, thanks to the changing legislative environment. However, a change in perception is necessary for this to become reality, which could be achieved thanks to lower charge systems.