Exploring the: Heating & Cooling Zone
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- Thrifty California Processor Dries PET with 'Waste' Heat
- Southern California can be a challenging environment for manufacturers, not least because of concerns about the cost and availability of electrical power.
Article Published: 4/29/2012
- Cooling Water: Minimize Demand by Reducing Heat Gains
- In March, we introduced the subject of energy savings through cooling-water management.
Article Published: 4/28/2012
- Mold-Masters Gains Exclusive Use Of Ritemp Technology for Hot Runners
- Hot-runner supplier Mold-Masters Ltd., Georgetown, Ont., has obtained rights to exclusive global use of Ritemp evaporative cooling technology for hot-runner molds.
Article Published: 3/27/2012
- Introduction to Cooling Water Energy Management
- A reliable and consistent source of cooling is essential in plastics processing.
Article Published: 2/21/2012
- Modular Conveyor Boosts Productivity and Profits for Toothbrush Manufacturer
- Automation in plastics processing can involve sophisticated, high-tech manufacturing cells specialized for a particular application (see NPE feature this month ). Or it can involve much simpler, off-the-shelf solutions that offer the user flexibilit...
Article Published: 12/27/2011
- Central or Portable? ‘Off-the-Floor’ Central Chillers Cost Less, Provide Processing Gains
- In deciding whether to use portable or central chillers, there are a variety of variables to consider. Here are the key issues.
Article Published: 9/30/2011
- Central or Portable? Flexibility Favors ‘Discrete’ Chillers
- Why might discrete chillers be a solution in your plant? In a word: Flexibility. Here is the lowdown.
Article Published: 9/30/2011
- Rodon Beats the Heat with 'Green' Cooling Towers
- Custom molder The Rodon Group recently upgraded its plant in Hatfield, Pa., with three new cooling towers that replaced units that had been in service for 25 years.
Article Published: 9/29/2011
- Energy Miser: Plug Costly Compressed-Air Leaks
- Last month we introduced the idea that compressed-air usage is one of the first places any manufacturer should look to reduce energy cost.
Article Published: 1/4/2011
- Compressed Air Isn’t Free!
- Compressed air is a convenient and often essential utility, but it is very expensive to produce, and most of the energy used to compress air is turned into heat and then lost to the system and environment.
Article Published: 1/3/2011
