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Dramatically improve factory air conditioning efficiency! Measures against hard water scale can reduce costs by tens of millions of yen per year

In factory air conditioning systems, scale formation due to hard water is the main cause of reduced efficiency. Scale significantly reduces heat exchange efficiency and increases energy consumption. Countermeasures include the introduction of water treatment equipment, chemical treatment, and regular cleaning, and by implementing these measures appropriately, it is possible to maintain the efficiency of the system, reduce costs, and reduce the environmental impact. Countermeasures against scale are essential for the sustainable operation of factories.

Revolutionizing factory air conditioning: Water-cooled vs. air-cooled, a thorough comparison of efficiency, cost, and environmental friendliness

This book compares and explains the basic mechanisms, energy efficiency, operating costs, adaptability to installation environments, environmental impact, and maintainability of water-cooled and air-cooled air conditioners. Water-cooled types are highly efficient and economical in the long term, but require a water source and initial investment. Air-cooled types are easy to install but are less efficient. It is important to understand the characteristics of both types and make the appropriate choice based on the usage environment and operating conditions.

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