Cold Room

A cold room is one of the most popular solutions for the rapid storage of perishable goods. Selecting the right cold room depends on several factors, as not all projects can utilize a freezer with identical specifications. Each project has unique requirements, necessitating tailored cold room solutions.

A cold room, or refrigerated storage facility, is designed to artificially maintain a specific temperature. It is primarily used to store products in an environment cooler than the external ambient temperature. Common items stored in cold rooms include fruits, vegetables, seafood, meat, flowers, and plants.

Cold rooms feature insulated walls and a dedicated cooling unit. The entire structure is enclosed by insulated panels, while the cooling system ensures the interior remains at the desired low temperature.

Historically, the earliest forms of cold storage were known as “snow wells” or “ice pits.” These were small or large pits with retaining walls where snow was collected and ice was extracted. The goal was to preserve ice even if the snow melted.

Features of scorefrigeration’s Cold Rooms

• Available in sub-zero and above-zero configurations with customizable dimensions up to 6 meters in height, suitable for blast freezers.
• Adaptable to various climatic conditions.
• Quick assembly and disassembly in minimal time.
• Easy and fast installation.
• Equipped with a robust UPVC frame for added strength.
• Optional production using galvanized steel or stainless steel panels.
• Panels with a density of 40 kg/m³ and thicknesses of 8 cm, 10 cm, or 15 cm.
• UPVC covers for enhanced durability and insulation.
• Compatible with monoblock or split-block refrigeration systems.

Determining the Size of a Cold Room

When planning a cold room, consider the following factors:

1. Type of Product: The type of product to be stored (e.g., food, pharmaceuticals, chemicals) determines the size and design of the cold room.
2. Required Capacity: Define the volume of products to be stored, typically measured in cubic meters.
3. Cooling System Type: The choice of cooling system (e.g., low-temperature freezers, compressor-based systems, or split systems) influences the size and configuration.
4. Temperature Requirements: Specify the desired internal temperature of the cold room and the external ambient conditions.
5. Other Factors: Additional considerations such as temperature fluctuation rates, lighting, ventilation systems, and zoning requirements may also impact the design.

For precise calculations and advanced formulas, it is advisable to consult with a specialized cold room engineer. They can tailor the design to meet your specific needs and conditions.

Key Considerations Before Purchasing a Cold Room

When purchasing a cold room, keep the following points in mind:

1. Type of Products: Assess the types of products to be stored, as they may require specific temperature and humidity conditions. Ensure the selected cold room can meet these requirements.
2. Capacity and Size: Determine the required capacity and dimensions based on your needs. Ensure the cold room has sufficient volume for storage and enough operational space for product handling.
3. Cooling Performance: Evaluate the performance of the cooling system. Ensure it maintains the desired temperature efficiently, reliably, and with optimal energy consumption.
4. Insulation and Doors: Verify the quality and effectiveness of insulation and doors. These components should prevent heat transfer and maintain the internal temperature and humidity levels.
5. Temperature Control: The temperature control system must be accurate and reliable, allowing precise monitoring and adjustment to ensure optimal product storage conditions.
6. Build Quality and Durability: Inspect the structural integrity and durability of the cold room. The structure should withstand environmental pressures and ensure the safety of stored products.
7. Maintenance and After-Sales Service: Confirm that the supplier offers reliable maintenance and repair services, along with dependable after-sales support.
8. Regulations and Standards: Review local and national regulations to ensure the cold room complies with applicable standards and legal requirements.

For further details and expert consultation, feel free to contact scorefrigeration’s technical advisors .

Why Choose scorefrigeration’s Cold Rooms?

• Customizable Solutions: Tailored designs to meet specific project requirements.
• Energy Efficiency: Optimized cooling systems for reduced energy consumption.
• Durability: High-quality materials and robust construction for long-lasting performance.
• Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, and logistics.
• Comprehensive Support: Reliable after-sales service and technical support.