Energy & networksLaboratory & cleanroomRefrigeration & climateSafety & protection
Dehumidification: why a humidity window costs cooling, heating and space
In cleanrooms, laboratories and production rooms, air humidity often has a greater influence on cooling capacity and operating costs than temperature. Defining the humidity window precisely and in a physically meaningful way saves money over the entire service life of the system.
Read Refrigeration & climate3 minData centre cooling: when air is sufficient and when water must take over
Cold aisle or hot aisle, rear-door cooler or direct-to-chip: the choice of cooling system determines the floor space, energy consumption and waste heat utilisation of a data centre. The deciding factor is not fashion, but the heat output per rack.
Read Refrigeration & climate2 minRefrigerant transition: what the new F-gas rules mean for your system
The EU has made the phase-out of fluorinated refrigerants binding, and Switzerland is following suit. Anyone planning a refrigeration system or heat pump today is planning for a refrigerant that must still be available and affordable in ten years’ time.
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