Assess whether airflow already produced by your cooling towers or mechanical ventilation system can support an engineered Liam-F1 R-1600 wind-energy application.
Instead of treating cooling-tower discharge airflow only as waste, assess whether suitable airflow can support an engineered energy-recovery application.

Explore energy recovery from airflow your facility is already producing.

Review airflow, turbine positioning, structures, deflectors and electrical integration.

Suitable projects can progress from initial review to engineering, commissioning and handover.

A heavy-duty vertical-axis wind turbine for commercial and industrial applications including cooling towers, mechanical exhaust streams, factory HVAC systems and commercial rooftops in Singapore.
Designed for facilities where strong or recurring airflow is already present and can be evaluated for site-specific energy recovery.
Industrial process areas with strong recurring mechanical or exhaust airflow can be assessed for site-specific turbine integration.
Cooling and ventilation infrastructure can be evaluated where suitable discharge airflow is continuously available.
Cooling-tower, chiller and HVAC discharge airflow can be assessed for engineered airflow energy recovery.
Large mechanical ventilation and process cooling systems can be reviewed for suitable R-1600 applications.
High-demand industrial facilities with cooling towers and mechanical airflow are strong candidates for technical assessment.
Commercial buildings with major HVAC, cooling or rooftop airflow sources can be evaluated for suitable installations.
A real commercial installation by Reliance Green Energy showing how the Liam-F1 Model R-1600 can be engineered around large industrial cooling towers to recover available discharge airflow.
Reliance Green Energy completed a dual Liam-F1 Model R-1600 installation at Infineon Singapore cooling towers. The project demonstrates how existing cooling-tower discharge airflow can be evaluated and engineered as an energy-recovery opportunity.
Use the Infineon Singapore project as a reference and let Reliance Green Energy assess your own site.
A simple qualification path for commercial facilities evaluating the R-1600.
Tell us about your cooling towers, site and operating profile.
We review your application and the available airflow information.
Suitable opportunities progress to positioning, structure and integration review.
Receive a project-specific recommendation and next-step proposal.
Start with a site assessment and let our team review whether the Liam-F1 R-1600 is suitable for your facility.