Kiturami Group announced its participation in the 18th Korea International HVAC Exhibition (HARFKO 2026), taking place from October 21 to 23 at KINTEX in Goyang, South Korea. The company will showcase customized heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) solutions for various industries, including artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, advanced manufacturing facilities, and nuclear power plants.
Three of Kiturami Group's key subsidiaries in the HVAC sector—Kiturami Bemyang Cooling, Shinsung Engineering, and Century—have set up a total of 65 booths to display their differentiated technologies.
Kiturami Bemyang Cooling has organized its exhibition around four themes: data center cooling systems, cooling towers, chillers, and blowers, highlighting high-efficiency cooling technologies essential for advanced industries like AI data centers.
Shinsung Engineering will unveil its new product, the 'Oil-Free Turbo Chiller,' designed for AI data centers and advanced manufacturing facilities, along with a cooling solution that connects server cooling to waste heat recovery. Century will present chillers for nuclear power plants, air-source heat pumps, ship waste heat power generation systems, and AI-based facility management technologies.
A Kiturami Group representative stated, "We will showcase HVAC solutions necessary for industrial sites, from cooling technologies for AI data centers to energy technologies that recycle waste heat. Based on the specialized skills and synergy of our three HVAC companies, we aim to enhance energy efficiency and operational stability while strengthening our competitiveness in domestic and international markets."
Three of Kiturami Group's key subsidiaries in the HVAC sector—Kiturami Bemyang Cooling, Shinsung Engineering, and Century—have set up a total of 65 booths to display their differentiated technologies.
Kiturami Bemyang Cooling has organized its exhibition around four themes: data center cooling systems, cooling towers, chillers, and blowers, highlighting high-efficiency cooling technologies essential for advanced industries like AI data centers.
Shinsung Engineering will unveil its new product, the 'Oil-Free Turbo Chiller,' designed for AI data centers and advanced manufacturing facilities, along with a cooling solution that connects server cooling to waste heat recovery. Century will present chillers for nuclear power plants, air-source heat pumps, ship waste heat power generation systems, and AI-based facility management technologies.
A Kiturami Group representative stated, "We will showcase HVAC solutions necessary for industrial sites, from cooling technologies for AI data centers to energy technologies that recycle waste heat. Based on the specialized skills and synergy of our three HVAC companies, we aim to enhance energy efficiency and operational stability while strengthening our competitiveness in domestic and international markets."
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