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Refrigeration for wineries

Precise temperature control supports fermentation, protects the wine profile, and improves harvest predictability.

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Understand the process.
Define the solution.

Harvest concentrates high thermal demand that fluctuates with grape intake and process stages. The design integrates fermentation, storage, and utility requirements with available capacity and projected winery growth.

Applications and requirements

Fermentation control

Evaluation of cooling generation and distribution to meet thermal demands of process tanks.

Glycol circuits

Definition of secondary loops, pumping, heat exchange, and control according to distances, loads, and operating conditions.

Facility expansion

Integration of new equipment and tanks with the existing plant, accounting for the seasonal timing of installations.

Before selecting equipment

Decisions that guide the project

Your operational conditions define the design. These are the key aspects to review from the start.

  • Harvest calendar and process simultaneity
  • Number and volume of tanks
  • Operating ranges and existing distribution layout
  • Available capacity and planned expansions

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.

Thermal load calculations by production stage

Refrigeration generation and distribution engineering

Integration and commissioning of agreed scope

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Tell us what you need to solve.

What does your winery require for its next stage of expansion?

To get started, you can share:

  • The process or facility and its location.
  • Current situation and project objective.
  • Existing equipment and available operating data.
  • Current stage and desired scope.

You do not need a complete RFP to start a conversation.

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