CASE STUDIES / TESTIMONIES:
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Ballys (.pdf) |
"...everything is cool, maintenance cost is down and energy costs are down..."
Roy Childs,
Casino Maintenance
Bally's Casino Tunica,
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Exxon Mobile (.pdf) |
"Compress Shield™ has reduced compressor run times, amperage loads and according to the data collected by the utility company has decreased KW usage...a significant reduction (11%) in discharge duct temperatures."
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Pine Ridge (.pdf) |
"According to the data expressed in this report, it appears that the treated unit is in fact producing more cooling medium, at a lower amperage and reduced compressor operating temperature. Statistically these types of reductions should relate to some type of energy savings that could manifest themselves in actual dollar savings."
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Universal (.pdf) |
"The product would also qualify as an Energy Conservation product for the Small Business Community under State Funded Programs such as the Florida Energy Loan program (FELP)."
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FMC (.pdf) |
"11.8% improvement in "before" versus "after" performance at full-load operating conditions."
Donald P. Fiorino, P.E.,
Facility Engineer, FMC Technologies
former president, Texas Ashrae
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Harrahs (.pdf) |
"Compress Shield™ does everything they claim!"
Bill Sivori
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Lockheed Martin (.pdf) |
"Our survey indicated that the Compress Shield™ significantly increased the BTU output of the chiller unit."
Mark Booth,
CALCON SYSTEMS, INC
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NASA (.pdf) |
"The overall average treatment data was compared to the average non-treatment data. This data revealed that the efficiency, due the treatment, had improved 16%."
Walter J. Nester
NASA - Stennis Space Center
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CNL Resorts and Hotels(.pdf) |
"The results in every case have shown improved equipment performance and a reduction in operating costs due to energy savings."
Walt Kritsky, PE
Director of Engineering
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BD Medical (.pdf) |
Since the installation of Compress Shield in our facility in December of 2005, we have noticed an important drop in our total plant monthly KWH.
Jose Maiz
Manager of Engineering
" Not only did we realize an average drop of 11.4% in KWH consumption, the meter supplying the units that were not treated was consistently higher than in 2005."
Thomas J Tramutola
Secretary Treasurer
"The end results were an increase in ice thickness by 17.014% and an average compressor current drop of 4.44%.
Charlie Williams
Facilities Engineer