NUCLEAR AND PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES

Our refrigeration cooling options are essential because, like any thermal power plant, a nuclear plant anywhere demands lots of cooling energy because of the inevitable process of turning heat into mechanical energy and finally into electrical energy.

These industries would benefit greatly from Turbine Inlet Air Cooling (TIAC) for enhanced performance of their natural gas turbines. Petrochemical plants usually depend on Gas Turbines for Power Generation. ARANER Turbine Inlet Air Cooling (TIAC) can boost the GT power output and therefore the production of the plant. In addition, TIAC Systems supports LNG production to increase results. TIAC (Turbine Inlet Air Chilling) ensures in all case power output.

This industry is also using industrial compressors. The majority of natural gas pipelines rely on huge air compressors, powered by gas turbines. These pipelines may not need another power source because natural gas already does the job. Owing to the various types of gasses that characterize operations in this expansive industry, big air compressors dominate power provision. Furthermore, the machines tend to be specialized, built, and maintained by specialist firms, such as ARANER.

Nuclear power plants using cooling towers often consume loads of fresh water.

The vulnerability of nuclear power plants is high in drought-stricken areas because of hampered efficiency. Closed-cycle cooling systems have challenges of their own, for instance loss of water through evaporation.

The nuclear energy industry needs to survey use of thermal water storage to offer supplemental cooling when the day is hottest. TES technology from ARANER is ideal for collecting the mismatch between demand and supply of cooling energy during such times.