About this presentation

related to ATMOsphere America 2015
published on 25 June 2015
14 pages
924 KB

Jeff Newel presented Hillphoenix’s installation of an Advansor CO₂ booster refrigeration system in a warm climate - for a Sprouts Farmers Market store in Atlanta. Both the efficiency and cost gains were explained, presenting clear proof that transcritical CO₂ systems can operate in the South.

About the speaker(s)

Jeff Newel

 

Jeff Newel is the Director of Research and Development for the Hillphoenix Systems division. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from West Virginia University and an MBA from the University of Georgia. Jeff has been designing refrigeration and cooling systems for over 25 years. The last 19 years he has been with Hillphoenix, where he has worked in various roles in support of supermarket, commercial, and light industrial refrigeration customers. He and his team continue Hillphoenix’s focus on developing and improving the current and next generation of supermarket refrigeration systems, with a particular focus on systems utilizing natural refrigerants.