Infinite Cooling

Cooling towers are crucial for temperature control in industrial settings, but they can unintentionally release water droplets—known as "drift"—into the environment. This drift can carry salts, chemicals, and even bacteria, impacting both health and equipment. Our latest article delves into what drift is, its potential risks, and how Infinite Cooling’s WaterPanel? technology can help mitigate it, ensuring cleaner air and safer operations. Learn more here. https://lnkd.in/evkiry6Y #CoolingTowers #EnergyEfficiency #WaterConservation

Cooling tower plumes—commonly seen as "white smoke"—are a natural part of cooling processes but can lead to lost water and visibility concerns. In our new article, we explain what cooling tower plumes are, the issues they cause, and how Infinite Cooling’s solutions can capture this valuable water resource. By addressing plume formation, we help facilities not only recover water but also improve public perception and operational efficiency. Access the article here https://lnkd.in/ePRsfSHS

Energy efficiency is a top priority for industries reliant on cooling towers, as these systems can significantly impact power consumption. Cooling towers may be vital, but they also come with high energy demands. In our recent blog post, we examine how energy is used in cooling towers and ways to improve efficiency. From optimizing heat transfer to leveraging Infinite Cooling’s WaterPanel? and TowerPulse? technologies, we're working to help facilities cut down on energy use, lower costs, and improve sustainability. Check out the article here. https://lnkd.in/eM-cUdbs

Cooling towers play a vital role in industrial cooling systems, relying on water to remove excess heat from equipment and ensure efficient, safe operations. However, the water demand for these systems can be considerable. Our latest article explores how cooling towers use and manage water and highlights the importance of reducing water loss in these high-demand environments. Learn how Infinite Cooling’s innovations can help conserve water while enhancing cooling tower efficiency. Check out the article here.?https://lnkd.in/ds-uaMgY

See Karim Khalil, PhD co-founder of Infinite Cooling speak at UltraFacility 12 Water Tech for Facility Performance workshop!

As industries continue to face growing water scarcity challenges, we remain committed to providing innovative solutions that not only conserve water but also contribute to more sustainable operations across all sectors.? ? Read more in World Nuclear News?about our EDF Bugey Plant project aimed at reducing water consumption in nuclear power plants by capturing water from cooling tower plumes:?https://bit.ly/4eKyf8n #water #futureofwater

As industries continue to face growing water scarcity challenges, we remain committed to providing innovative solutions that not only conserve water but also contribute to more sustainable operations across all sectors.? ? Read more in World Nuclear News?about our EDF Bugey Plant project aimed at reducing water consumption in nuclear power plants by capturing water from cooling tower plumes:?https://bit.ly/4eKyf8n #water #futureofwater

We are pleased to announce a significant collaboration with EDF?to launch a pioneering project aimed at reducing water consumption in nuclear power plants. This initiative marks an important step towards EDF’s commitment to sustainable water management, especially as global water scarcity becomes a pressing concern and regulations in France call for a 10% reduction in water consumption by 2030.? The testing phase, running from August 2024 to March 2025, is taking place on a test setup at the Bugey Nuclear power Plant and will assess the technology’s performance in diverse environments and measure the amount of water recovered, the quality of the reclaimed water, and the system’s operational impact.? “Working closely with EDF marks a significant milestone for Infinite Cooling. Our mission is to address one of the most urgent challenges in industrial processes—water scarcity. The tests at Bugey represent a pivotal step in demonstrating the potential of our technology to enable sustainable water management in power plants worldwide.” – Our CEO and Co-Founder?Maher Damak, PhD says. Read more about the announcement here:?https://bwnews.pr/4gMEV7Y #water #futureofwater

We are pleased to announce a significant collaboration with EDF?to launch a pioneering project aimed at reducing water consumption in nuclear power plants. This initiative marks an important step towards EDF’s commitment to sustainable water management, especially as global water scarcity becomes a pressing concern and regulations in France call for a 10% reduction in water consumption by 2030.? The testing phase, running from August 2024 to March 2025, is taking place on a test setup at the Bugey Nuclear power Plant and will assess the technology’s performance in diverse environments and measure the amount of water recovered, the quality of the reclaimed water, and the system’s operational impact.? “Working closely with EDF marks a significant milestone for Infinite Cooling. Our mission is to address one of the most urgent challenges in industrial processes—water scarcity. The tests at Bugey represent a pivotal step in demonstrating the potential of our technology to enable sustainable water management in power plants worldwide.” – Our CEO and Co-Founder?Maher Damak, PhD says. Read more about the announcement here:?https://bwnews.pr/4gMEV7Y #water #futureofwater

Infinite Cooling's WaterPanel? is reducing the water footprint of energy production.?Sonora Hill writes in the current MCJ Collective Newsletter about the link between energy and water consumption. Special thanks to Imagine H2O Read more here https://bit.ly/3yCjvJq #ImagineH20 #WaterEnergyNexus #CleanEnergyTransition #FutureofWater