![]() |
Glenn Evans highlighted the need for licensing, codes of practice, and training, as well as the launch of a new accreditation scheme.
![]() |
Steve Smith of TAFE NSW discussed the four units of competence - safety, installation, servicing, and commissioning, along with the performance characteristics of different natural refrigerants.
![]() |
Indy Saund talked about the challenge of the uptake of training, Danfoss’ partnership with TAFE, and the Danfoss Mobile Training Unit.
NETWORKING BREAK |
MARKET TRENDS SESSION |
![]() |
Ian Suffield discussed the latest developments in Bitzer’s sales of natural refrigerant compressors, the opening of the Schaufler academy for natural refrigerant training, and the launching of new compressor lines.
![]() |
Trent Miller talked about the benefits of the Q-ton Heat Pump, it’s different applications and the many examples of using heat pumps in commercial installations and warm climates.
![]() |
Stefan Jensen discussed the fundamental challenge the industry is facing with end-user communication. Jensen suggests several solutions to increasing market demand and the adoption of industry standards.
![]() |
Peter O’Neill discussed industrial refrigeration trends for Ammonia, CO2, and Air, the benefits of an Ammonia/CO2 cascade system, and the need for government support for natural refrigerant projects.
![]() |
![]() |
William Pagani and Steve Laing discussed EPTA’s new FTE Transcritical CO2 system and the benefits of its use in warm ambient climates.