The leading Japanese manufacturer of cooling & heating solutions is actively promoting the “Natural Five” refrigerants, including carbon dioxide, ammonia, and hydrocarbons. Reason enough to become a strong supporter of Atmosphere 2009.

Mayekawa has joined Atmosphere 2009 in its efforts to present real-life case studies demonstrating the energy-efficient and low-emission operation of heating & cooling solutions based on natural refrigerants. As a world-leading supplier of industrial cooling and freezing systems, refrigeration compressors, and heat pumps, Mayekawa is well equipped to represent the interests of the CO₂, ammonia, and hydrocarbons industry.

The company’s focus on the “Natural Five” - encompassing the five natural refrigerants air, water, CO₂, NH₃, and HC – has been put to the forefront of its environmental commitment. Mayekawa’s range of products for these working fluids spans the whole range of air-conditioning, freezing, cold storage, and hot water heating solutions.

Ammonia workshop session with Mayekawa

Kuniaki Kawamura, Executive Director of Mayekawa, will address the audience during the Monday afternoon workshop session on ammonia with an intervention about “Global Solutions for Ammonia Industrial Solutions”. Kawamura is a fellow of the Japanese Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers JSRAE. His major area of interest lies in the development of NH₃ refrigeration systems with miscible oil, as well as CO₂ heat pumps and air cycles for low temperature applications.