It is not all about investment costs when it comes to the "right" dry cooling technology. This is why the Fürstenfeldbruck Hospital in Germany calculated very tightly, and the persons in charge opted for the adiabatic state-of-the-art ADC dry coolers from JAEGGI as the life cycle costs were ultimately decisive for the investment. Yet the recently installed units offer another advantage: Due to their design, the low-maintenance JAEGGI ADC dry coolers do not fall within national relevant regulations but meet the stringent requirement of the German VDI guideline 2047-2 and also comply fully with ACOP L8 and HSG274 Part 1.

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Economically recycling heat is the central idea behind a custom-planned decentralised energy system at a new German light metal foundry. In the cooling circuit, three Güntner GFD 090 HydroSpray Professional dry coolers connected in parallel and two JAEGGI HTK hybrid dry coolers also hydraulically connected in parallel ensure cooling in line with demand.

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The new building complex for faster ebm-papst logistics processing in Mulfingen-Hollenbach saves 83 percent more energy than required by the 2014 German Energy Saving Regulations. This pioneering project has already gained the German company the highest possible award (Platinum) for sustainable construction. Both a JAEGGI HTK Hybrid Dry Cooler and an air-cooled Güntner GVD V-SHAPE Vario condenser ensure the dissipation of heat that cannot be used.

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The international science company DuPont de Nemours counts, for its Swiss location in Geneva, on JAEGGI ADC adiabatic coolers which precisely fit into the ambitious sustainability concept of the company. Four coolers with a total capacity of 2,640 kW efficiently cool the office building.

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The Swisscom data centre in Bern-Wankdorf is one of the most efficient in Europe thanks to its use of innovative energy technology, using 90 percent less energy for cooling compared with conventionally equipped data centres. Some 84 percent of the energy is thus used for the IT infrastructure and only around four percent for cooling purposes as well as another four percent for ventilation. Swisscom relies on hybrid coolers from JAEGGI in all construction sections in its modular data centre.

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In the town of Zülpich, located in the German federal state of Northrhine-Westfalia, a company producing food additives relies on economic trigeneration. The waste heat of the cogeneration unit feeds an absorption liquid cooler that cools an office building. The dry cooling of this building, in turn, is performed by two ADC coolers from JAEGGI as they meet stringent hygiene requirements and this, as a rule, without water treatment.

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The West Cambridge data centre, one of the most ambitious IT projects in the higher education sector, makes its server capacities available to the renowned Cambridge Research Community. The data centre is cooled by only three hybrid dry coolers from JAEGGI and thus without compressor. In 2016, the data centre received the prestigious Public Service Digital Delivery Award for the innovative engineering concept.

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Schülke & Mayr GmbH – named only Schülke as of 2007 – is a chemical company founded by the Hamburger merchants Rudolf Schülke and Julius H. Mayr in 1889 in Hamburg-Winterhude. The company is an international leader in the field of hygiene and infection prevention as well as Microbiological Quality Management (MQM) and chemical-technical preservation.

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In June 2014, one of the biggest telecommunication groups worldwide inaugurated a huge data centre on an area of 150,000 m². 18 units of the tried and tested hybrid dry coolers HTK from JAEGGI are in operation for server cooling.

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With more than 95 IBX data centres in 31 major economic centres, Platform Equinix is a leading worldwide provider. The company is striving for the top position, not just in terms of IT but also in the implementation of energy efficiency. The aim of the recently constructed data centre on the AM3 Science Park in Amsterdam was to achieve the greatest possible energy efficiency.

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In 2012, the major Swiss bank Credit Suisse moved into a new office building at the foot of the Uetliberg mountain in Zurich. The new CS Uetlihof building is the largest office building in Switzerland with 8,000 workstations, an energy centre, a canteen and a sportzone.

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The German Marine Museum (Deutsches Meeresmuseum) concentrates on marine science and fishing. As an addition to the original museum in the historic centre of Stralsund, the OZEANEUM was opened in summer of 2008, a museum showing the underwater world of the northern seas as well as exhibits of marine research. Walking through the aquariums, the visitors are taken on a journey from the harbour of Stralsund through the North Sea and all the way to the Arctic Ocean.

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SAP was founded in 1972 and has become the leading provider of business software with headquarters in Walldorf (Germany) and sales and development centers in more than 50 countries. As the third-largest independent software provider, SAP develops custom-made business solutions for clients all over the world.

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The former Sächsisches Serumwerk, located in the heart of Dresden, Germany, was acquired in 1992 by

British drugmaker SmithKline Beecham. In 2000, the company merged with Glaxo Wellcome and has operated the factory since 2008 as GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals. This plant manufactures the influenza vaccine called Influsplit SSW® (trade name Fluarix®outside of Germany) which is distributed to nearly 70 countries worldwide. The GSK Biologicals complex now houses eight JAEGGI hybrid dry coolers with a combined cooling capacity of 11 MW (2,500 evaporative tons).

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DESY is a world leader in particle accelerator research. At their Hamburg, Germany facility, the company designs, builds and operates large particle accelerators to investigate the structure of matter. The work that takes place there is vital for breakthroughs in fields ranging from medicine to material research. The DESY Hamburg facility had multiple cooling needs including the PETRA III X-Ray, the DESY II experimental circle particle accelerator and its magnetic circuits, and the facility’s centrifugal chillers. To meet these diverse demands the company installed fifteen JAEGGI hybrid dry coolers in various sizes with an aggregate cooling capacity of 25 MW (5,687 evaporative tons).

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