Items Tagged with 'chiller systems'

Carrier QuantumLeap solutions enable customers to manage data center cooling as an integrated system rather than a standalone asset, connecting equipment, controls and services across the facility.

 The move will expand Johnson Controls' leadership and capabilities in the high growth data center cooling segment. 

How Wake Forest University’s South Chiller Plant upgrade sets a new standard for campus infrastructure – boosting cooling capacity, preserving campus land, and blending cutting-edge engineering with iconic architecture.

The new company is now setting up its customer service, engineering, and internal sales department to begin shipping custom and semi-custom commercial air handling products in the third quarter of 2026 from its newly acquired Phoenix, Arizona headquarters. 

A Toronto-area Marriott used Armstrong Fluid Technology’s performance envelope platform to cut its energy use by 70% – and discovered even bigger potential savings for buildings not on district heating.

Dive into how chiller rotation sequences in variable flow HVAC systems can unexpectedly disrupt operations – and how refined automation logic can help keep things running smoothly.

With the rise of high-density heat loads in the data center, direct-to-chip liquid cooling has become an integral part of cooling infrastructure, and the Carrier CDU bridges between the IT equipment to other cooling products within the QuantumLeap product portfolio.

CO₂ refrigeration is growing fast, but there are pros and cons for cascade, booster, and secondary loop systems. Discover which system  works best in different climates and for different applications.

New chiller tech, expanded manufacturing, and strategic acquisitions position Daikin Applied well in the data center cooling market, company leadership says.