Cavitation cleaning
Cavitation phenomenon and patented hybrid duct cleaning technology Cleaning in CoolingCare devices is based on the patented method of bidirectional pulsation of the cleaning medium. HYDRAULIC SHOCK WAVES GENERATE A CONTROLLED CAVITATION PHENOMENON THAT INITIATES THE PROCESS OF REMOVING SCALE AND RUST DEPOSITS FROM THE CANAL SURFACE. The rapid compression and expansion of the fluid in the channel causes local pressure drops, resulting in the formation of [...]
Maintenance-free operation
The machine is designed to minimize operator involvement. Its operation comes down to nothing more than creating a new project or selecting an existing one from a database, connecting the channels to the machine, selecting the cleaning algorithm and pressing the START button. Automation, combined with advanced algorithms, enables the machine to carry out subsequent operations, as well as make autonomous decisions to stop or continue the process for [...]
Process safety
It is not uncommon for molds requiring cleaning to be worth hundreds of thousands of euros. Coolingcare machines are equipped with dozens of sensors and safety algorithms that monitor the process in real time, ensuring its stability. In the event of a sudden, unexpected event, such as a leak, the computer immediately stops the cleaning process and notifies the operator. Here is a list of all the safety modules installed in the units [...]
Independent cleaning sections
A separate, dedicated feed pump for each duct provides greater cleaning efficiency and dynamics. Many cooling duct cleaning systems on the market are equipped with a single feed pump. However, such a solution creates a number of inconveniences to keep in mind when choosing a duct maintenance device. Among the most important of these are:
Intelligent cleaning modes
The cleaning time for individual cooling circuits can, and should, vary, given that each duct usually has a different diameter, geometry and length, which affects the pressure drops generated and the cleaning time. Therefore, the method of setting the same cleaning time for all circuits, which is used by manufacturers of cooling duct cleaning equipment, is [...]
