Events
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Caleb Nelson - Natural Refrigerants - U.S. Considerations
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published on 3 June 2013
This presentation demonstrates the growing interest in and viability of natural refrigerants in markets other than Europe, namely North America. The cases discussed include supermarkets located in warmer climates that use only the natural refrigerants CO2, NH3 or propane. Other cases are also analysed, as is the possibility to combine NH3 with CO2 in commercial refrigeration in order to reduce charge and maximise safety.
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Daniel Colbourne - R-290 as an Alternative Refrigerant for Split Air Conditioning Systems in High Ambient Temperatures
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published on 3 June 2013
In his presentation, Mr. Colbourne provides information and technical guidance on how to improve the performance of an R-290 air conditioner in high ambient temperatures and addresses associated risks as well as safety considerations.
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Ole Nielsen - Promoting low-GWP Refrigerants for Air-Conditioning Sectors in High-Ambient Temperature Countries
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published on 3 June 2013
The UNEP/UNIDO presentation outlines a project aiming to find and promote environmentally sound solutions, applicable for the air-conditioning sector in the Gulf countries, in order to meet the HCFC phase out and reduction targets set by the Montreal Protocol, as well as new energy savings requirements in the Gulf countries.
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Training & Safety |
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Iqbal P. Sheikh - Training and Safety in Air Conditioning, Manufacturing & Servicing Sector
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published on 4 June 2013
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Juergen Usinger - Transformation Pathways for Safe and Sustainable Refrigeration
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published on 4 June 2013
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Lothar Serwas - Carrier's Training Programme for the Use of Natural Refrigerant Equipment
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published on 4 June 2013