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A rapid response to cold storage failures | Maintenance and Engineering

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A cooling system breakdown in a cold storage warehouse requires fast action to avoid product spoilage. Matt Watson of mobile power and temperature control equipment supplier Aggreko explains how emergency cold storage units can resolve a potentially catastrophic situation. Cold storage warehouses are subject to extremely stringent quality controls, with the cooling system keeping the air temperature at -22°C or below to maintain product integrity. Even a slight variation in temperature from an influx of ambient air can prove extremely problematic, with affected stock often requiring disposal at large financial cost. If a breakdown occurs, it is standard for the store manager to lock down the affected store to maintain the temperature for as long as possible – most likely a few days. But this can affect the supply chain the store serves, so decisive action within this tight timescale is crucial to preserving product integrity. Traditionally, the response to a breakdown would be to insta

Home Magazine A rapid response to cold storage failures Magazine A cooling system breakdown in a cold storage warehouse requires fast action to avoid product spoilage. Matt Watson of mobile power and temperature control equipment supplier Aggreko explains how emergency cold storage units can resolve a potentially catastrophic situation. Emergency cold storage units can quickly resolve otherwise catastrophic cooling system breakdowns Cold storage warehouses are subject to extremely stringent quality controls, with the cooling system keeping the air temperature at -22°C or below to maintain prod

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