
Danfoss launches mobile training unit for CO2
The container classroom responds to industry demand for training on CO2 refrigeration systems.
The container classroom responds to industry demand for training on CO2 refrigeration systems.
A symposium on commercial refrigeration in New Orleans, US reviewed solutions post HFC phase-down, pointing to CO2 as a leading option.
Over 100 manufacturers, retailers, contractors and consultants gathered in the Italian city of Padova last week to hear how new developments in ejector technology are improving the performance of CO2 refrigeration systems in warm climates.
CRS has designed, manufactured and installed a state-of-the-art CO2 chiller system at the RedRock Brewing Company in Johannesburg, South Africa.
At the Food Marketing Institute’s Energy & Store Development Conference in New Orleans on Sunday, Danfoss introduced an ejector for transcritical CO2 booster systems to the North American food retail market.
12th IIR Gustav Lorentzen Natural Working Fluids Conference, to take place in Edinburgh next week, will review latest trends and innovations related to natural refrigerants.
Ammonia remains at the heart of food refrigeration despite recent uptake of CO2 technologies, heard participants in a Eurammon symposium last month.
In April 2016, the largest hypermarket in Italy opened its doors in Milan. Italian supermarket giant Iper’s brand new 10,000 m2 hypermarket is pioneering a CO2 transcritical refrigeration system using ejector technology to enhance efficiency in temperatures of up to 38°C, further demonstrating that CO2 refrigeration is advancing across Southern Europe as an efficient and viable solution.
The Australian retailer’s first transcritical installation, which encompasses refrigeration, air conditioning and heating, is recording promising efficiency numbers, setting the stage for more installations of the technology.
The ATMOsphere America Review Panel has announced the first case study selection for ATMOsphere America 2016, which will be held on 16 & 17 June in Chicago.