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Turnkey solution

Published:  26 February, 2014

The Essex-based process cooling specialist, ISOCOOL, has provided a turnkey solution to Neproplast, a plastic extrusion company which is part of the IKK Group, a large construction group in the Middle East.

The project involved a complete upgrade of the existing extrusion and mixing process cooling system at Neproplast’s Jeddah plant, and used British and Italian manufactured equipment.

IsoCool’s solution included: five packaged air cooled water chillers (used in addition to the existing chiller plant to provide a combined future cooling capacity of 5MW); a bespoke water recirculation and filtration system comprising plate heat exchanger skid, chiller circulation pump skid, and process and hot water circulation pump skids (all manufactured by IsoCool in Essex), self-cleaning filtration systems, and a system control panel.

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