Industrial X-Ray Cooling

Industrial X-ray scanners can generate large amounts of energy, with only a small portion emitted as X-rays – the balance is released as heat. This heat needs to be dissipated quickly for optimal performance and long operational life of the scanner.

Semiconductor Fabrication Equipment Cooling

Thousands of cooling and temperature control systems are installed and operate continuously in fabrication facilities. The critical production tools used in semiconductor fabrication facilities must be reliable and easy to service to minimize downtime. Tark Thermal Solutions offers custom cooling and temperature control systems for semiconductor fabrication equipment.

Liquid Chromatography

Temperature control plays a major role in the liquid chromatography separation process by influencing the interactions taking place between the sample components and adsorbent. There are two major uses of thermoelectric Peltier technology in controlling temperature of HPLC instruments; temperature control of the sample tray by thermoelectric cooling and heating and the heating and cooling of the separation column. 

Industrial Laser

Nextreme™ Recirculating Chillers

Compressor-based refrigeration systems are traditionally used in industrial laser applications because of their high coefficient of performance (COP). Tark Thermal Solutions’ Nextreme™ Recirculating Chiller Series delivers reliable and precise temperature control for industrial laser systems. The chiller utilizes high-performance variable speed motors for low noise operation and reduces energy consumption by up to 50% compared to conventional compressor-based systems.

Corrosion Prevention in Cooling Loops

Introduction

Corrosion in liquid cooling loops is caused by chemical, electro-chemical, or abrasive action by the heat transfer fluid on the wetted surfaces. Chemical product layers formed by corrosion can inhibit suitable heat transfer between the liquid and wetted metal surfaces. The corrosive products can introduce debris into the fluid system affecting fluid flow, clogging up filters and tight restrictions, or even damaging pump components. In extreme conditions, leaks can form if enough material is removed from the fluid containment.




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