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- Home : We work with clients who own and operate ammonia refrigeration systems to reduce their energy costs and improve their reliability.
- Who We Work With : We work with business owners, managers, and other interested parties who need to minimize their energy use and improve the reliability of their refrigeration systems.
- How We Work : We will partner with you to create sustainable solutions to solve your problems.
- Value : Value is only established when the client receives a sustainable benefit.
- Our Approach : Learn about our approach to the work we do.
- What makes us different? : See how we're different from the competition.
- How We Help You : Learn how we can help you
- About Us : We emphasize the transfer of knowledge to help you build long term solutions. Our goal is to build greater competence and increased confidence to allow you to maintain these benefits.
- Expertise : We specialize in finding solutions to complex issues found within refrigeration systems.
- Projects : We Specialize in Unique System Problems and Applications
- Publications : A list of Publications by J. Michael Fisher
- Contact Us : Contact us by phone or email to learn how refrigeration system operation can be made cost-effective and reliable.
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- Ideal Solutions : We help you develop a complete solution based on proven strategies for your energy reduction projects.
- Efficiency & Optimization : The goal of optimization is to control the temperature requirements of the process with minimum energy use by the refrigeration system.
- Industrial Refrigeration Systems : Cooling, heat recovery, and process applications
- System Analysis : Analysis of the operating issues in industrial refrigeration systems can minimize the recurring issues you face.
- Facility Operations : Understanding the impact of the facility use on the refrigeration system.
- Benchmarking Energy Use : Relating the operating requirements of facility to the energy used by the refrigeration system.
