Cooling plants are easy to overlook until they stop working. Yet behind food production, industrial manufacturing, semiconductor facilities, cold storage, and countless other operations are complex thermal and fluid systems that must perform reliably, safely, and efficiently under real-world conditions. Johannes de Bruin has spent his career working across that full engineering lifecycle. A South […]
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