Enhancing Energy Efficiency with the Thermoscreens’ CS Air Curtain: Supporting the Move to –15°C Coalition.
Enhancing Energy Efficiency with the Thermoscreens’ CS Air Curtain: Supporting the Move to –15°C Coalition
As the global frozen food industry moves towards more sustainable practices, the adoption of innovative technologies becomes increasingly important. One such technology is the CS air curtain from Thermoscreens, which plays a crucial role in enhancing energy efficiency, particularly in the context of the Move to –15°C Coalition. This coalition advocates for increasing the standard temperature at which frozen food is stored and transported from –18°C to –15°C, a change that promises significant reductions in carbon emissions and energy consumption. Research has shown that this slight temperature increase can lead to substantial environmental benefits, including decarbonisation and significant energy savings.
As companies across the globe consider implementing this new standard, maintaining energy efficiency throughout their operations becomes even more critical. This is where technologies like the Thermoscreens’ CS air curtain come into play, offering a solution that supports both sustainability and operational efficiency.
The Role of the CS Air Curtain in Energy Efficiency
The CS air curtain from Thermoscreens is designed to create an invisible barrier of air at entrances to cold storage areas, helping to maintain a consistent cold store temperature while minimising energy loss. By preventing the influx of warmer air when doors are opened, the air curtain reduces the workload on refrigeration systems, thereby lowering energy consumption.
This is particularly important as the industry moves towards the –15°C standard. As the temperature is raised slightly, it becomes even more crucial to ensure that any potential temperature fluctuations are tightly controlled to maintain food safety and quality. The CS air curtain provides a robust solution, helping facilities maintain stable conditions with less energy.
Benefits of the CS Air Curtain in the Cold Chain
Implementing the CS air curtain can lead to several key benefits for companies in the frozen food industry:
- Reduced Energy Consumption: By minimising the exchange of warm and cold air at entry points, the CS air curtain reduces the energy required to maintain the desired temperature, leading to lower operating costs.
- Enhanced Temperature Control: The air curtain ensures that the temperature within cold storage areas remains stable, which is crucial for preserving food quality and safety, especially when transitioning to the –15°C standard. The air curtain facilitates a better mix of air, ensuring less hotspots and temperature fluctuations.
- Improved Sustainability: Lower energy consumption directly translates to reduced carbon emissions, supporting the goals of the Move to –15°C Coalition and contributing to a company’s overall sustainability efforts.
- Increased Operational Efficiency: The air curtain allows for better temperature management without the need for physical barriers, which can hinder workflow. This ensures that operations continue smoothly while maintaining energy efficiency. The lack of ice build-up in the cold room means the cold store up-time is increased.
- Reduced Downtime: Optional BMS connectivity monitors and remotely manages the system which ensures the air curtains operate effectively delivering high performance with minimal maintenance and down-time.
A Strategic Move for the Future
As the frozen food industry continues to evolve, the integration of energy-efficient technologies like the CS air curtain from Thermoscreens becomes increasingly important. By supporting the shift to a more sustainable temperature standard, the CS air curtain not only helps companies reduce their environmental impact but also improves operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
In the context of the Move to –15°C Coalition, the CS air curtain represents a strategic investment for any company looking to align with the latest sustainability trends. By reducing energy consumption and maintaining optimal storage conditions, this innovative technology plays a pivotal role in helping the industry achieve its environmental goals.
Conclusion
The CS air curtain from Thermoscreens is more than just a climate control solution; it is a key component in the frozen food industry’s journey towards greater sustainability. As the Move to –15°C Coalition gains momentum, the need for energy-efficient technologies becomes ever more critical. By adopting the CS air curtain, companies can support this important initiative, reducing their carbon footprint while ensuring that their operations remain efficient and cost-effective. In a world where sustainability is increasingly prioritised, the CS air curtain offers a practical and impactful way to contribute to a greener future for the frozen food industry.
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- Director, Restaurant in Aldwych
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- Technical Engineer, HVAC
“The new air curtains in the freezer room have completely eliminated any ice and frost build up around the room, including the evaporators. As the main reason for cold room failure, this will undoubtedly help to reduce costly downtime, stock loss and maintenance calls.”
- Refrigeration Manager at leading supermarket
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