JESSUP, MD, United States of America, 18 December 2023: Baltimore Aircoil Company (BAC) announced that it will showcase its evaporative adiabatic and hybrid cooling solutions at the AHR Expo, the event for ‘everything new in HVACR’. Making the announcement through a Press release, BAC said that the latest edition of the Expo will take place from January 22 to 24, 2024, at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. BAC further said that visitors could view tabletop display models of BAC’s innovative products, learn about its sustainability initiatives, and try the immersive augmented reality experience in booth #S6734 at the Expo.

 At the Expo, BAC said, it will present multiple topics concerning technology and innovation. BAC said Tom Vega will speak as part of a panel on ‘Thermal Energy Storage: Current Technologies and Innovations’, hosted by the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI), January 22nd from 10:30 to 11:30 am in McCormick Place room S403a. BAC further said that the presentation will cover commercialised products, namely rooftop packaged units, chillers, campus-wide tanks; economic and carbon-reduction benefits to end-users and benefits to the grid. BAC also said that attendees will get the opportunity to learn about why thermal energy storage is important with the new investment tax credit included in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.

 In addition, BAC said, Stephen Kline of BAC and Mihir Kalyani of Evapco will be sharing their expertise on adiabatic heat rejection, and the audience can learn about how to compare different heat rejection systems, when adiabatic coolers and condensers are right for your projects, the different types of adiabatic units that are available, and requirements for code compliance, during the seminar, titled Fundamentals of Adiabatic Heat Rejection. BAC added that the seminar, hosted by the Cooling Technology Institute (CTI), will be held on Monday, January 22nd from 1:00 – 2:00 PM, in McCormick Place room S401a.

 At the booth, BAC said it will showcase the TrilliumSeries™ Adiabatic Cooler, its newest adiabatic product, which serves demanding cooling applications where energy efficiency is paramount but water must be used sparingly. Innovative and inherently reliable, BAC added, this fluid cooler optimises water and energy- efficiency while delivering the lowest ownership costs — all in a single, easy-to-install package. 

 The Nexus® Modular Hybrid Cooler, BAC said, which will also be highlighted at the Expo, is the world’s first intelligent, plug-and-play, modular hybrid fluid cooling system for HVAC and light industrial applications. The intuitive and smart controls, BAC added, will minimise operating costs by effectively balancing water and energy savings based on the application’s needs and preferences with three modes of operation. Furthermore, BAC said that improved water quality can be achieved with the optional UV system that reduces bacterial growth, and the modular design is ideal for confined layouts, resulting in a 40% smaller footprint and lowest installation costs, when compared to conventional centrifugal fan fluid coolers. 

 BAC also said it will highlight the reliability, maintainability, and modularity of the Series 3000 Crossflow Cooling Tower. The open interior, BAC added, will allow easy access to all major components, and the optional ENDURADRIVE® Fan System requires minimal maintenance for unmatched peace of mind. BAC further said that the heavy-duty construction materials available include EVERTOUGH™ Construction with the 3-layer TriArmor® Corrosion Protection System backed by a ten-year warranty.