MARENUM on the high seas: Versatile refrigeration technology for naval shipbuilding

Chillers are considered true all-rounders on modern naval vessels, as their functional significance extends far beyond air conditioning. They also perform safety-related, logistical, and operational tasks that are extremely important for the operational readiness of non-civilian ships. This makes them an indispensable part of the technical equipment in naval shipbuilding. Several MARENUM chillers from ENGIE Refrigeration provide comprehensive cooling for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) for the computers and weapon systems of a naval unit. They impress across the board with their availability and reliability, performing in an exemplary manner when it matters most. This is achieved with a cooling capacity ranging from 300 to 3,500 kilowatts per chiller.

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MARENUM is ideal for naval shipbuilding, not only because of its variable cooling capacity, but also because of its dynamic load behavior, high energy efficiency, and low system weight. Since cooling requirements on naval vessels can vary significantly and cooling must respond immediately in critical situations, MARENUM's dynamic load behavior is a clear advantage. The energy-efficient operation reduces fuel consumption and extends the operating life of the naval vessel. The low system weight provides relief and thus allows for more cargo. Thanks to low sound and vibration values, shock resistance, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), MARENUM is part of the standard equipment of the navy. There are many good reasons to integrate our chiller into future naval shipbuilding projects!