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Supply of an Ammonia Freezing Installation with a Cooling Capacity of Approx. 1,200 kW at -40 °C Evaporation Temperature
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CountryItaly
CityRome
CompanyFruit and Vegetable Processing Company

Supply of an Ammonia Freezing Installation with a Cooling Capacity of Approx. 1,200 kW at -40 °C Evaporation Temperature

In 2024, Comron International was commissioned by a leading Italian fruit and vegetable processor to supply a complete ammonia freezing installation with a cooling capacity of approximately 1,200 kW at an evaporation temperature of -40 °C. The installation consists of two fully overhauled GEA/Grasso two-stage screw compressor units, type Frigopack SP2, equipped with a new Siemens S7 PLC control system with Simatic HMI touchscreen and entirely newly developed software.

The installation includes the following main components:

  • 35 m³ new low-pressure separator (-40 °C) 
  • 3 m³ new ECO-drum (-10 °C) 
  • 30 m³ new high-pressure liquid receiver 
  • Two Baltimore evaporative condensers, type CXV 283R 
  • Custom-built new control panel with Siemens PLC/HMI 
  • All necessary valves, electronic level controllers, ammonia pumps, and piping 
  • Complete set of P&ID diagrams, electrical schematics, and PED pressure certificates.

 

The installation was carried out by a local contractor under direct guidance and supervision of Comron International’s technical team. The system was successfully commissioned and put into operation in 2025.



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