Digital data is doubling every 24 months and could grow 50 times by 2020 which is why the need to find a green solution is so important.

The adiabatic cooling system is based on the simple principle that evaporating water removes heat from its surroundings.

For Actron Air the focus is on Australia - to research, develop, produce and customise products to suit local conditions and the needs of local customers.

Manufacturing contributes over 25 per cent to Australia's annual R&D spend. This is more than mining at 21.4 per cent.

It includes the German-designed Modupol range and super low noise fibreglass forced draft towers.

All server heat is transported into the water

Power savings can be gained through the free cooling features

No 16-week waiting time for a standard air cooled screw chiller

Superchill's new MCPT is the most energy efficient addition to its new cooling tower range.

Australian companies have been given access to technology developed by Mayekawa in conjunction with Japan’s Ministry of the Environment.

A pharmaceuticals company in Sydney has commissioned an air cooled chiller from Cosair, part of a project with challenging design requirements.

There has been much debate about the effects humans are having on the natural environment. Global warming, deforestation, habitat loss and sustainability issues all raise passions and argument.

Not everyone is keen to join the free air cooling pioneers, especially those who are in the business of meeting climate control demands for mission critical IT systems.

Business is reducing its reliance on air conditioning to cool IT equipment with Internet giants such as Facebook, eBay and Google leading the move to free air.

According to David Klee and Gary Gigot, at Johnson Controls, a holistic approach is required to allow central chiller plants to reach and sustain their designed high-efficiency potential.

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