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Gustav Lorentzen 2022 Conference to Discuss Latest NatRef Advances
The conference, taking place in Trondheim, Norway, on June 13–15, will include sessions on CO2, ammonia, hydrocarbons, water and air.
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15th IIR-Gustav Lorentzen Conference on Natural Refrigerants
The biennal Gustav Lorentzen Conference on Natural Refrigerants is once again brought back to Trondheim, the hometown of Professor Gustav Lorentzen and the cradle for the revival of CO2 as refrigerant. The conference has become a globally important meeting place for more than 350 field experts from industry and research. The conference typically has 120 oral…
Multi-Temperature R744 Refrigerated Container Performs Well in High Temperatures
Test shows that enhanced R744 technology can compete with traditional single-temperature R404A container up to 50°C.
Japan – eco cute and c-stores lead natrefs growth
Tracing the growth of natural refrigerants through the first 100 issues of Accelerate magazines from around the world.
India’s first CO2 transcritical system
India’s first CO2 transcritical system was among the presentations at last week’s Gustav Lorentzen conference in Valencia.
GL 2018: CO2-cooled supermarkets in Spain
CO2-based technology can provide efficient heating and cooling in Spanish supermarkets despite the country’s warm climate, according to a paper presented by experts from the NTNU and SINTEF at Gustav Lorentzen this week. Estimations based on six representative cities show how HFC-free solutions lead to remarkable energy savings. The EU F-Gas Regulation bans the use…
Future of CO2 in Valencia spotlight
Technology innovations are helping to broaden the market for CO2 technology, heard participants in day one of the Gustav Lorentzen conference today.
Gustav Lorentzen conference to focus on latest innovations
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.
CO2 can now compete with HFCs even in warm climates, shows SINTEF research
Adding to the growing knowledge base on ejectors in CO2 transcritical refrigeration systems, research presented by SINTEF at the Gustav Lorentzen 2014 conference (GL 2014) shows that a CO2 ejector refrigeration system with parallel compression can achieve around 25% energy savings compared to a standard R404A system in warm climates. SINTEF also analysed an integrated energy system with CO2 refrigeration installed in Norway, demonstrating a 30% reduction in energy
DTI at Gustav Lorentzen 2014: can ice storage and Vortex Flow Sensors improve CO2 system efficiency?
The Danish Technological Institute (DTI) presented two papers on topics related to CO2 refrigeration systems at the 2014 Gustav Lorentzen Conference on Natural Refrigerants held in China from 31 August – 2 September. In the first presentation, ice storage for a transcritical refrigeration system is suggested in order to achieve greater energy savings in warmer climates, and flexible power consumption.