Cooling & Thermal Modules
Factory process & delivery review
Review how cooling equipment, pumps, heat exchange, piping, electrical distribution and controls can be packaged for delivery and connected to the project's heat-rejection and power systems.
Factory profile in progress.
We are building this factory profile with production information, site imagery and supporting documents. Explore the sections below to see what is coming; existing product and manufacturing references continue further down this page.
01Factory at a glancePlanned content
Factory identity and manufacturing role.
- Manufacturing entity and location
- Main production or integration role
- Factory photographs and review date
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
02What this factory buildsPlanned content
Products, configurations and supplier responsibilities.
- Chiller, pump and heat-exchanger supply; module piping, electrical and control integration.
- Component suppliers and package scope
- Factory work and site work
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
03Numbers that matterPlanned content
Product and delivery facts for your purchasing decision.
- Selected cooling duty, fluid and ambient basis, flow conditions, dimensions and delivery information.
- Dated production, delivery or lead-time facts
- Test capability and current availability
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
04See the factoryPlanned content
Aerial footage, workshop images and factory walkthroughs.
- Site overview and aerial footage
- Workshop walkthrough
- Dated photographs and short videos
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
05From incoming material to dispatchPlanned content
The production stages behind the selected equipment.
- Incoming materials and traceability
- Assembly and inspection stages
- Testing, packing and dispatch
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
06Workshop details that matterPlanned content
A closer look at the workshop and product details.
- Piping, insulation, drains, lifting interfaces and access for maintenance.
- Workmanship and protection details
- Maintenance access and product-specific features
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
07Assembly and integrationPlanned content
How the selected components and interfaces come together.
- Core components and suppliers
- Mechanical, electrical and control interfaces
- Assembly details and service access
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
08Testing capabilityPlanned content
Factory test facilities, conditions and scope.
- Flow, temperature and ambient test basis; factory performance checks and site balancing scope.
- Relevant test conditions and methods
- Applicable quality documents and certificate scope
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
09Project FAT evidencePlanned content
Order-specific acceptance plans and permitted records.
- Equipment and agreed acceptance plan
- Permitted order-specific results and witness records
- Deviation closure and factory/site acceptance scope
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
10Stock, lead time and deliveryPlanned content
Availability, lead-time basis and shipping scope.
- Dated model availability and allocation
- Configuration and quantity-specific lead time
- Packing, transport and handover interfaces
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
11Delivery referencesPlanned content
Approved delivery examples for relevant equipment.
- Approved equipment and project references
- Configuration, year and delivery scope
- Customer-approved photographs
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
12Support after deliveryPlanned content
Service, spares and support for your destination.
- Warranty and service responsibilities
- Spares and maintenance support
- Country-specific partner and training arrangements
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
13Buyer questions and documentsPlanned content
Answers and approved documents you can use or share.
- Factory and product questions
- Approved brochures and shareable buyer brief
- Technical documents available for your project
This part of the factory profile is being prepared.
14Plan your reviewContact available
Tell us which factory information your project needs.
- Equipment and country
- Quantity, operating duty and target delivery
- Factory information or acceptance evidence you need
New factory content will be added as it becomes available. Planned sections do not establish production figures, stock availability or completed acceptance-test results.
Connect the product to its manufacturing scope.
CIMC Digital Power describes prefabricated modular cooling plants that bring cooling equipment, piping, electrical systems and controls into a factory-engineered package, with assembly and acceptance work before shipment. Read the published reference →
Follow the route from requirements to handover.
These checkpoints organize a customer review. The order-specific manufacturing and test plan defines the work and acceptance criteria.
Agree cooling demand, ambient conditions, water or fluid conditions, redundancy and the heat-rejection route.
Identify the chiller, pump and heat-exchanger suppliers and define the module integration scope.
Discuss piping, electrical wiring, mechanical access, instrumentation and control integration.
Define the checks and performance demonstrations available under the factory test conditions.
Confirm utility interfaces, external pipework, final balancing, commissioning and ongoing service.
Know what evidence to ask for.
Bring the selected equipment and operating requirements to the discussion. Agree the relevant documents, confidentiality, witness points and handover scope with the project team.
- Cooling design basis and selected equipment list
- Hydraulic and electrical interface drawings
- Supplier and module-integrator responsibilities
- Factory acceptance plan with stated test conditions
- Site commissioning and maintenance scope
Questions before a factory review.
Is a cooling module the same as manufacturing the chiller?
No. A module may integrate chillers, pumps, piping and controls from selected suppliers. Confirm the component manufacturers and the entity responsible for module assembly and system performance.
Can the same cooling module be used in every climate?
The design must reflect ambient conditions, heat rejection, water availability, equipment limits and the load profile. Review the specific configuration and test conditions for your site.
Connect this route with the other factory capabilities.
Reference review: 4 October 2026. Published references identify the relevant entity; the project team confirms the contracted suppliers and scope.