Dry Coolers’ adoption of GT‑SUITE is reported to align with an industry‑wide shift toward model‑based engineering and virtual prototyping.
WESTMONT, Ill.—Gamma Technologies (GT), a developer of multi‑physics system simulation software, reported that Dry Coolers selected Gamma Technologies’ GT‑SUITE to “accelerate innovation and rebuild internal technical capability for its rapidly expanding data center product line.”
Dry Coolers, a designer and manufacturer of industrial fluid cooling systems, sees significant opportunity to leverage its deep expertise in industrial fluid cooling for the fast-growing data center market, according to a release from Gamma Technologies. By adopting GT-SUITE, developed and licensed by Gamma Technologies, Dry Coolers will virtualize key aspects of its engineering workflow with the aim of improving product robustness and increasing development speed.
At the center of the engagement is Dry Coolers’ use of GT-SUITE’s air, liquid, and two-phase refrigerant-based cooling systems. With these tools, Dry Coolers will be able to model entire cooling systems digitally, validate performance earlier in the development process, and regain full technical control of design decisions, the release stated.
“Our business is evolving rapidly, and the data center market demands speed, accuracy, and deep system understanding,” said Brian Russell, owner of Dry Coolers, in the release. “GT‑SUITE gives us the ability to virtualize our development activities, rebuild our internal simulation competence, and shorten product development cycles—all while improving the robustness of the solutions we deliver to customers.”
Dry Coolers’ adoption of GT‑SUITE is reported to align with an industry‑wide shift toward model‑based engineering and virtual prototyping, helping companies accelerate timelines for complex thermal systems.
“We are excited to support Dry Coolers in this next phase of their growth,” said Dimple Shah, CEO of Gamma Technologies, in the release. “GT‑SUITE’s powerful multi-physics capabilities are a perfect match for Dry Coolers’ ambitions in Data Center cooling. By equipping their team with advanced simulation technology, we’re helping them bring innovative, highly efficient cooling solutions to market more quickly and confidently.”
According to Gamma Technologies, the collaboration strengthens Dry Coolers’ long-term strategy to expand in data center thermal management while maintaining high engineering independence and technical rigor. With GTSUITE now integrated into its workflow, Dry Coolers expects significant improvements in development speed and system optimization across its upcoming product portfolio.
Gamma Technologies stated that GT‑SUITE offers a comprehensive library of physics‑based modeling templates covering fluid flow, thermal systems, mechanics, electrics, magnetics, chemistry, and controls. This is said to support the full product development cycle from early concept to final validation.
“GT‑SUITE is used to simulate a broad range of engineering systems across industries, including automotive and mobility, data centers, HVACR, and aerospace,” the release stated. “Applications span engines, powertrains, motors, compressors, cooling systems, full‑vehicle thermal management, acoustics, hydraulics, lubrication, multi‑body mechanics, and more.”
Gamma Technologies said in the release that it has integrated artificial intelligence and machine learning into the simulation workflow—enhancing model creation, enabling automated analysis, and improving engineering productivity across the entire GT‑SUITE ecosystem.