Storage zones
Definition of circuits and equipment for cold rooms with different temperature regimes and cargo types.
Refrigeration for logistics centers
Continuous thermal control maintains the cold chain, protects inventory, and streamlines logistics operations.
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Understand the process.
Define the solution.
In a logistics center, cooling demand fluctuates with inventory turnover, incoming shipments, and door openings. The design must consider both product requirements and the dynamic realities of storage and dispatch.
Applications and requirements
Receiving and dispatch
Evaluation of loads associated with product movements, ante-rooms, dock doors, and operating schedules.
Control and expansion
Supervision of key variables and planning for future expansions from the initial layout of the facility.
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Decisions that guide the project
Your operational conditions define the design. These are the key aspects to review from the start.
- Product types and storage conditions
- Inventory turnover and intake temperature
- Room volumes, doors, and opening frequencies
- Redundancy criteria and planned expansion
A clear scope,
from the beginning.
We can handle a single stage or integrate multiple disciplines. Frimont's scope of responsibility and deliverables are defined for each project.
Load calculations by zone and operating scenario
Engineering for cooling generation, distribution, and control
Implementation schedule and functional testing
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Options to evaluate based on your process conditions.
Compact refrigeration units / BLOCK
Refrigeration units for cold rooms, blast freezers, and enclosures with defined thermal requirements.
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Ammonia refrigeration plants
Refrigeration engineering and integration for industrial cold rooms and processes.
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Glycol refrigeration systems
Cold distribution via a secondary fluid loop connecting central generation to facility demands.
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Are you planning a new cold storage warehouse or expanding an existing facility?
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- The process or facility and its location.
- Current situation and project objective.
- Existing equipment and available operating data.
- Current stage and desired scope.
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