Kiturami Group is participating in the 18th Korea International HVAC&R Expo (HARFKO 2026), held Wednesday through Friday at Kintex in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, presenting customized heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration solutions for AI data centers, advanced manufacturing facilities and nuclear power plants. [Kiturami]
Kiturami Group is participating in the 18th Korea International HVAC&R Expo (HARFKO 2026), held Wednesday through Friday at Kintex in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, presenting customized heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration solutions for AI data centers, advanced manufacturing facilities and nuclear power plants. [Kiturami]

Kiturami runs 65 booths across 3 affiliates at HARFKO 2026 in Goyang

Kiturami Bumyang Air Conditioning unveils fan technology reverse-exported to US

Shinsung Engineering, Century display high-efficiency chillers and waste-heat power systems

Kiturami Group is presenting its heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration technologies for industrial applications ranging from AI data centers to nuclear power plants.

The group announced Wednesday that it is participating in the 18th Korea International HVAC&R Expo, running Wednesday through Friday at Kintex in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. Three refrigeration and air conditioning affiliates — Kiturami Bumyang Air Conditioning, Shinsung Engineering and Century — are jointly operating 65 booths at the event.

Kiturami Bumyang Air Conditioning is showcasing a fan wall unit and a coolant distribution unit designed to dissipate heat from AI data center servers. The company is also displaying the "single-width Bumyang-Chicago blower," a product it developed and reverse-exported to Chicago Blower, a US fan specialist, which has since added it to its official product lineup.

Shinsung Engineering is making the public debut of its oil-free turbo chiller, which uses magnetic bearings to support the rotating shaft without lubrication. The company says the unit can cut energy consumption by up to 50 percent compared with conventional chillers, depending on operating conditions. It is also introducing a technology that recovers waste heat from servers and repurposes it for heating.

Century is displaying a seismically designed chiller for nuclear power plants and an air-source heat pump that uses the eco-friendly refrigerant R-290. The company's 100-kilowatt waste-heat power generation system, which produces electricity from ship exhaust heat, recorded a generation efficiency of 12.8 percent and an output of 103.2 kilowatts in certification tests conducted by the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials.

Century is also demonstrating Century Twin-Eye, an AI-powered system that analyzes equipment vibration and operational data to detect anomalies. "Building on the technologies of our three refrigeration and air conditioning affiliates, we will improve energy efficiency and operational stability while strengthening our competitiveness in domestic and international markets," a Kiturami Group official said.


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