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  • Frigel Multistage tech enhances cooling with 30% energy savings in food production.
  • Frigel, Toyo Seikan continue partnership for cooling projects in aseptic and packaging plants.
  • Multistage tech optimizes chillers, boosts efficiency by managing high temperature differentials.

Frigel has solidified its role as a key partner for Toyo Seikan by continuing its technical collaboration into 2022 and 2023. Toyo Seikan has once again selected Frigel to supply cooling solutions for projects at new aseptic processing and packaging plants, which focus on preform production.

By expanding their cooling capacity, Toyo Seikan will utilize the innovative Frigel Multistage technology, which is designed to replace conventional chillers in processes that experience significant temperature fluctuations, such as food and beverage manufacturing.

Objectives of the Partnership

These improvements are expected to enhance overall operational efficiency and energy savings

The collaboration aims to achieve several key objectives, which include the expansion of the chiller system, the upgrade to Frigel's Multistage technology, and the integration of a remote monitoring and supervision system.

These improvements are expected to enhance overall operational efficiency and energy savings.

Innovative Multistage Technology

Frigel's Multistage technology stands out by breaking down extensive temperature differences into incremental stages managed by a series of cascaded chillers.

The number of stages is customized based on the specific requirements of the process involved. Unlike standard solutions, this technology enables chillers to operate at a higher average evaporation temperature, thereby increasing their efficiency substantially.

Additionally, the cooling water is capable of replicating the temperature drop required for the product, which reduces the necessary flow rate and can lead to energy savings of up to 30% in total.

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