HVAC & Cooling Equipment

When a centrifugal or screw chiller reaches the end of its service life in a Fairfax County mechanical room, taking it out safely is a very different job than installing…

Cooling towers rarely leave a facility on their own schedule. They come out because a plant is closing, a chiller plant is being modernized, a lease is turning over, or…

Why DFW Facilities Are Removing Aging Cooling Towers Cooling towers rarely fail all at once. More often, a facility manager in Dallas, Fort Worth or one of the surrounding industrial…

A cooling tower rarely fails all at once. More often, a facility manager watches a tower's basin corrode, fill media degrade, gearboxes wear past economical repair, or a process line…

A cooling tower rarely comes down on its own schedule. It usually comes down because a plant is closing a production line, a building is being repositioned for a new…

When a Rooftop Tower Outlives the System It Served A common trigger for a cooling tower removal project looks something like this: a facility upgrades its chiller plant or process…

A Cooling Tower Rarely Comes Down on Its Own Timeline Cooling towers in the Austin market tend to go idle for a reason that has little to do with the…

A central chiller plant rarely gets attention until the facility around it changes. A manufacturing line shuts down, a corporate campus consolidates into a smaller footprint, a hospital or university…

A Gulf Coast chemical facility recently reached the end of a production line's useful life, and with it came a rooftop-mounted, multi-cell induced-draft cooling tower that had served the process…

A boiler rarely sits alone. By the time a facility decides to take one out of service, it's usually connected to feedwater systems, deaerators, blowdown tanks, economizers, stacks, burner management…