Organised by the International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) in cooperation with the Chinese Association of Refrigeration (CAR) in Hangzhou, China on 31 August – 2 September 2014, the Gustav Lorentzen (GL2014) conference updated participants on the most recent progress related to the use of natural working fluids. As in previous years, it appears that the most active area of natural refrigerant research continues to be CO2, which is being applied to an increasing extent by the refrigeration and heat pump industry around the world.
CO2 research papers presented at GL 2014
- DTI at Gustav Lorentzen 2014: can ice storage and Vortex Flow Sensors improve CO2 system efficiency?
