Food Processor - Cooling Hire Process Cooling, Manchester 800 kW Chiller Hire
An existing chiller at this busy food production company had come to the end of its working life and required replacement. The end user needed a temporary turnkey cooling solution to enable production to continue while the chiller was replaced with a new permanent system. A speedy and reliable solution was vital to ensure continuity of cooling.
What Did We Do?
Our national account manager attended site to meet with the client and its refrigeration and air conditioning contractor to discuss the requirements of the project. A proposal for a turnkey solution was put forward and accepted as the most competitive and effective option from among the bids tendered.
How Did We Do It?
CRS supplied two high performance Carrier 402 chillers, to provide a combined cooling capacity of more than 800 kW. The plant was delivered to site, positioned alongside the production facility, and connected to the main chilled water system using flexible pipe and flange adaptors. We also supplied a scaffold bridge and all necessary cables and pipe work.
Equipment – 2 x CRS 402 Chillers
Accessories – Flexible pipe work, flange adaptors, cables, distribution, scaffold bridge
End User – Food manufacturing via local ACR contractor
Application – Food manufacturing factory
Additional – None
The Results
Once commissioned and connected to the factory’s chilled water system, the CRS cooling package was quickly brought online, allowing food manufacturing operations to continue uninterrupted while work on replacing the onsite chiller began.
Commenting on the project, the CRS Sales Director said: “The end user was extremely pleased with the performance of the temporary equipment. Indeed, he was reluctant to switch from the CRS system to the newly installed chiller. However, that process was subsequently planned and went seamlessly.”
He added: “The client has further chiller replacement work planned for next year, and following the success of this project, CRS will be assisting.”
