By 2021, eight frigates from the Royal Australian Navy will be equipped[ds_preview] with innovative Noske-Kaeser technologies. Founded about a year ago, Noske-Kaeser Marine Australia, a subsidiary of Noske-Kaeser, the maritime technology company with operations worldwide, has secured an order to modernise the air-conditioning and cooling systems on eight frigates belonging to the Royal Australian Navy. Noske-Kaeser will be carrying out a comprehensive overhaul of the air-conditioning, ventilation and cooling systems on the Australian Navy ships and replacing, upgrading and making them more efficient with modern systems. Upgrading the air-conditioning and ventilation systems as well as the engine room ventilation systems on the eight frigates are part of the company’s scope of services. Upgrading the air-conditioning system will require greater cooling capacities. The existing chillers will be replaced by new Noske-Kaeser chillers. The scope of the manufacturer’s order also includes retrofitting 15 air recirculation cooling units to environmentally-friendly cold water cooling and increasing performance of the food storage refrigeration systems.
