Temperature management in the food industry

Published:  21 June, 2018

Rittal_nl_fri110344400v2_crop.jpgRITTAL says food processing is a sector that demands very high standards of efficiency to meet daily production throughput targets and any unexpected breakdown of critical components which stops production lines can have a major impact, not just in terms of loss of output, but also unplanned maintenance.

Electrical componentry is protected by an enclosure which is designed to protect the equipment from the ambient environment and create a secure atmosphere in which the climate is maintained within the required parameters.

As the temperature rises due to the summer months or random heat waves throughout the year, these parameters can be breached. In turn, the overall life of the componentry within the enclosures can reduce and the probability of an unexpected system failure increases drastically.

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e: klycett@rittal.com.

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