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Cooling Towers
COOLING EQUIPMENT INCLUDING COOLING TOWERS ACCOUNTED FOR A SIGNIFICANT SHARE OF MARKET GROWTH
IN THE HVAC EQUIPMENT MARKET, ACCORDING TO RESEARCHANDMARKETS.COM
Cooling dominates HVAC spending in Australia.
A cool multi billion dollar
sTpend for ANZ region
HE GLOBAL HEATING, Ventila- Locally, the Australia and New Zealand HVAC
tion, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) market will top $3.2 billion by 2024 registering a equipment market accounted for CAGR of 5.7%, according to a report released by $156.30 billion in 2017 and is ex- P&S Intelligence.
pected to reach $325.93 billion by Once again cooling dominated with this cate-
2026 growing at a CAGR of 8.5% during the gory accounting for 59.3% of the market in Aus-
cient systems which, in turn, is providing steady growth to the market,” the report said.
“The residential air conditioning market is ex- pected to increase at a CAGR of 6.0% during 2019–2024. This is based on the versatility of room ACs with applications in both residential and light commercial buildings.
“The replacement of aging equipment in exist- ing structures and increasing installation rate for central ACs in new buildings will continue to drive the overall sales.
Artist impression of iSeek’s data centre in Brisbane.
Construction underway
CONSTRUCTION HAS COMMENCED on iSeek’s third Brisbane data centre as part of the expansion of its operations in Queensland.
The company said the focus will be on build- ing the most energy efficient data centre in Aus- tralia with a continued focus on operational ef- ficiencies.
iSeek said the centre will incorporate features such as a free air-cooling system and LED lighting. The announcement follows the opening of iSeek’s category 5 rated North Queensland Re-
gional Data Centre in Townsville last month. The new facility will be Uptime Tier 4 certi- fied in its design and built adjacent to an existing
iseek data centre. ✺
forecast period.
By geography, Asia Pacific is expected to
dominate the market during the estimated pe- riod owing to expanding development and ris- ing industrialization.
tralia in 2018.
“As cooling or air conditioning is increasing-
ly becoming a necessity, air conditioner (AC) manufacturing companies are continuously working on providing cheaper and more effi-
Improved CO2 models available in new year
THE TRILLIUM SERIES Adiabatic Condenser now has new and improved Co2 models that will be available in Australia in 2020.
The Trillium Series Adiabatic Condenser com- bines the best of wet and dry cooling and opti- mizes energy and water savings.
With installations worldwide, the Trillium- Series Adiabatic Condenser accommodates a wide variety of industrial and commercial appli- cations. BAC said it is proud to announce new and improved CO2 models.
The TrilliumSeries Adiabatic Condenser accommodates a wide variety of industrial and commercial applications
Compared to previous models, the new CO2 models of the TrilliumSeries Adiabatic Condens- er have up to 17% higher capacities with new and improved low-charge coils and up to 15% re- duced water consumption.
To keep the system running at peak perfor- mance, coil inspection is now even faster with the new EasyPad Removal Option. There are also increased water and refrigerant connection loca- tions with material flexibility.
The TrilliumSeries Adiabatic Condenser offers up to 44% energy savings compared to a tradi- tional air-cooled condenser.
For those looking for up to 90% water savings while still saving energy, the TrilliumSeries Adi- abatic Condenser is an ideal solution. In addi- tion, users can minimize carbon emissions with natural CO2 cooling in any climate.
The TrilliumSeries Adiabatic Condenser is also available for HFCs and NH3. With minimal maintenance requirements, the TrilliumSeries Adiabatic Condenser reduces the total cost of ownership compared to other available options.
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