$1-Million Navy Contract To Airflow Company For Dockside A / C Units

awarded to the Frederick, Md.- based Airflow Company by the Navy Regional Contracting Center.

The contract, awarded to Airflow's IMP AC Division, calls for the manufacture and delivery of eleven 75- ton air conditioning units. Airflow Company's air conditioners will provide dockside environmental control for construction and maintenance personnel working inside submarines.

The air conditioner is a single pass, portable, eight-stage unloading, self-contained unit with dual independent refrigerant circuits and six-stage electric heat. It provides automatic variable capacity control which requires only initial temperature and mode selection by an operator.

The unit is one of Airflow Company's largest and has a cooling capacity of 900,000 btu/hr total.

Airflow Company provides a full line of custom-designed military and commercial data center climate control equipment. The IMPAC Division designs and produces environmental control equipment capable of withstanding extreme conditions.

IMPAC equipment is built to customer specifications.

For free literature detailing Airflow air conditioning units and climate control equipment, Circle 2 on Reader Service Card

Maritime Reporter Magazine, page 38, Dec 1986

Read $1-Million Navy Contract To Airflow Company For Dockside A / C Units in Pdf, Flash or Html5 edition of December 1986 Maritime Reporter

Other stories from December 1986 issue

Content

Maritime Reporter

First published in 1881 Maritime Reporter is the world's largest audited circulation publication serving the global maritime industry.