Latest Posts from Scientific Systems
Engineering perspectives, application notes, and product deep-dives from across our HVAC, chiller, and refrigeration divisions – written for the teams building in the world’s most demanding environments.
Our most recent articles, pulled live from the newsroom – covering explosion-proof cooling, severe-duty HVAC, low-temperature chillers, and the projects that put them to the test.
How to Calculate Chiller Capacity
When a customer calls GCI Refrigeration requesting a quote, our experts often ask for the chiller capacity. Sometimes, a customer has no…
What is a Chiller?
What is a Chiller? – How They Work & Why You Need One Industrial chillers are used in various applications that require…
Why Pay More for a Scientific System Unit?
When it comes to air conditioning and refrigeration, quality goes a long way. At Scientific Systems, we specialize in producing explosion-proof, heavy-duty…
Cannabis and the Need for Explosion-Proof Systems
Cannabis is truly becoming a booming industry. With recent recreational legalization in Canada and many U.S. states, the cannabis industry is experiencing…
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Exploring the Benefits of Low-Temperature Chillers
Read MoreWhy Proper Maintenance of Your Chemical Chiller Is Important
The manufacturing of chemicals and pharmaceuticals requires precise temperature control and a dependable industrial chiller. That’s why regular maintenance makes all the…
The Benefits of a Custom-Built Industrial Chiller
Occasionally, the standard set-up won’t meet the needs of customers in the market for an industrial chiller. When that is the case,…
Increasing Workplace Safety With Explosion-Proof Chillers
Quality chillers are critical to the efficient cooling processes of many industrial applications. In some workplaces, an added layer of protection is…
What Is the Difference Between an Air-Cooled and a Water-Cooled Industrial Chiller?
Customers looking to purchase industrial chillers surely have noted that there are two prominent types available: air-cooled and water-cooled. Though their titles…
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