Refrigeration | Freezing technology reaches cells! Advancing low-temperature world
Nissin Refrigeration & Engineering Ltd. Product information
- Refrigeration
- Cascade refrigeration system
- Ammonia-alcohol refrigeration system
- Marine Refrigeration
- Marine Cold Storage
- Land-Based Refrigeration
- Land-Based Cold Storage
- Ice-Making
- Cooling slurry ice
- Freezing slurry ice
- Block-ice facilities
- Automatic plate-ice facilities
- Air-Conditioning
- Marine air-conditioner
- Land-Based air-conditioner
- Special Equipment
- Environmental testing constant temperature units
- Rocket air-conditioner
- CO{_>2<_} fire-extinguishing system
- LPG reliquefaction unit
- Vacuum drying system
- Heat exchanger/pressure system
- Cold trap
- Cargo heater
- LNG vaporizers
- Titanium heat exchanger for nuclear power plant
- Electronic NC system
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NISSIN is highly trusted as a pioneer in freezing and refrigerating equipment. Our freezing and refrigerating equipment for ships has accumulated track records, including the employment in the first tuna freezing vessel in Japan, and accounts for an almost 100% share in tuna fishing vessels.
Semi-airblast freezing equipment
It is a method of freezing products in which a refrigerant is run through the tubes of aluminum shelves called tube shelf and blowing air at 1 to 2 m/sec with a blower installed in a -35°C to -45°C freezing room.
Tunas are frozen taking about 36 hours.
Cold hatch
It is a cold warehouse that stores tunas and other fishes at -60°C or lower after they are frozen in a freezing room.
Usually, a refrigerant is run through tubes called hairpin coil to cool products with natural convection.
There is no ventilation, and it prevents products from drying.
Brine freezing equipment
It is a method of freezing goods where a brine is circulated with a pump between a freezing tank surrounded with heat insulation and a separately placed brine cooler, and the goods are frozen by immersion in and contact with the brine (salt solution, calcium chloride solution, etc.) that is cooled to low temperatures (-15°C or lower).
