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Business Upturn
22-05-2025
- Business
- Business Upturn
Refroid Redefines Data Center Cooling with the Launch of SentraFlo Series: India's First Indigenously Developed Liquid-to-Liquid CDUs for Next-Gen Infrastructure
By PR Newswire Published on May 22, 2025, 10:34 IST HYDERABAD, India , May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Refroid Technologies, India's foremost innovator in advanced data center cooling solutions, proudly announces the launch of the SentraFlo Series—the nation's first indigenously developed Liquid-to-Liquid Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs) designed for Direct-to-Chip Liquid Cooling (DCLC) applications. This major milestone underscores India's growing capability to support high-density AI and HPC workloads with future-ready, made-in- India solutions. Engineered for both hyperscale and enterprise-grade deployments, the SentraFlo cooling ecosystem features CDUs, rack manifolds, and a secondary fluid network (SFN) plumbing architecture. With customizable capacities ranging from 200 kW to 2 MW, SentraFlo is one of the most scalable and intelligent CDU solutions available today. 'Refroid is immensely proud to be the first Indian company to introduce such an advanced CDU solution,' said Satya Bhavaraju , CEO of Refroid. 'This launch reinforces India's emergence as a hub for innovation in the global liquid cooling landscape. SentraFlo will empower modern data centers to scale performance while enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability.' Key Features of the SentraFlo Series Scalable CDU capacities from 200 kW to 2 MW , with configurable motors, BPHEs, sensors, and filters. , with configurable motors, BPHEs, sensors, and filters. Advanced monitoring with built-in, redundant sensors for pressure, temperature, flow, turbidity, and pH—enabling continuous health diagnostics and concurrent maintenance. for pressure, temperature, flow, turbidity, and pH—enabling continuous health diagnostics and concurrent maintenance. 25-micron secondary fluid filtration with minimal pressure drop for high coolant purity. with minimal pressure drop for high coolant purity. Dew Point Control technology to maintain dry white space and eliminate false leakage alarms. to maintain dry white space and eliminate false leakage alarms. Hot-swappable sensors , redundant motors and controllers for enhanced fault tolerance. , for enhanced fault tolerance. Tri-clamp fittings and SS304L/SS316L construction on all wetted components for superior reliability and serviceability. and on all wetted components for superior reliability and serviceability. Integrated 10-inch HMI panel and real-time remote monitoring dashboard. and real-time remote monitoring dashboard. Support for SNMP, TCP/IP, BACnet, and other legacy protocols—designed for autonomous or dark data center operations. 'Our design philosophy is centered around reliability, efficiency, and intelligence,' said Srikanth Kanduri , CTO of Refroid. 'From reinforcement learning algorithms for dynamic PUE optimization to smart auto-profiling of coolants and robust build quality, every detail in the SentraFlo series is engineered for mission-critical deployments.' Refroid SentraFlo CDU systems will begin shipping by end of June 2025 , including full integration with rack manifolds and SFN plumbing. Logo: View original content: Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PR Newswire. Business Upturn takes no editorial responsibility for the same. PR Newswire is a distributor of press releases headquartered in New York City.
New Indian Express
18-05-2025
- Business
- New Indian Express
NTPL workers call off stir after wage hike of Rs 90 per day in Thoothukudi
THOOTHUKUDI: The NLC Tamil Nadu Power Limited (NPTL) workers in Thoothukudi, who were on an indefinite strike demanding wage revision, called off their strike after 29 days after reaching an agreement with the authorities during negotiation talks. The NTPL management has agreed to provide an allowance of Rs 90 per day to all contract workers. A case regarding the implementation of the order of Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (DCLC) in June 2021 mandating pay on a par with the workers of NLC thermal power plant, is pending in the Madras High court. As many as 1,372 employees of the power plant began their agitation on April 17, demanding the management to hike the daily wage of the unskilled, skilled, semi-skilled, and high-skilled workers as per the mandate in the DCLC order. During negotiation talks held on Thursday, the workers association and the NTPL administration agreed on Rs 90 per day allowance to all workers and a death relief fund of Rs 30 lakh in case of accidental death and Rs 10 lakh relief in case of other deaths, followed in NLC thermal power plant for all workers, a senior official told TNIE. Central Organisation of Tamil Nadu Electricity Employees (COTEE) state vice president S Apadurai said that they called off the protest, and since the HC has stayed its order on implementing the DCLC mandate on equal salary for workers, they resumed work immediately on Friday. "We are focused on lighting the boiler now. Power can be generated only if the boiler continuously operates for 24 hours. Power generation may begin only by Sunday," the senior official said.
New Indian Express
14-05-2025
- Business
- New Indian Express
NTPL staff intensify stir, commence hunger strike near Thoothukudi plant
THOOTHUKUDI: NTPL contract workers who are on an indefinite strike, began a hunger strike on Tuesday, demanding wage hike as per the recommendations of the Deputy Chief Labour Commissioner (DCLC) and the Madras High Court Order. With no power generated in both the units (500 MW each) due to the strike, NTPL has so far suffered loss of Rs 100 crore, sources said. Condemning the NTPL administration, over 1,300 contract workers began a strike on April 17. Since the NTPL did not agree to their demand despite holding several rounds of talks, the workers intensified the agitation on Tuesday. Speaking to reporters, Central Organisation of Tamil Nadu Electricity Employees (COTEE) State Vice President S Apadurai said 100 contractor workers will observe a hunger strike every day. Apadurai urged the NTPL administration to call the workers for talks with the protesters and resolve the issue.
