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Alaskan Brewery Completes Transition to CO2 Process Cooling - Vimarsana News

Alaskan Brewery Completes Transition to CO2 Process Cooling

Talkeetna, AK (PRWEB) July 26, 2022 -- Last week, the work of four teams culminated in Talkeetna, Alaska with the commissioning, site training, and startup of

Source: prweb.com
CO2-Based Refrigeration Will Take Center Stage at ATMO America - Vimarsana News

CO2-Based Refrigeration Will Take Center Stage at ATMO America

Numerous manufacturers and end users will share insights on CO2 trends and technologies at the in-person ATMO America.

Source: r744.com
German Study of HFO and TFA Due in Early 2021 - Vimarsana News

German Study of HFO and TFA Due in Early 2021

German Study of HFO and TFA Due in Early 2021 By Michael Garry, Jan 13, 2021, 14:17 • 5 minute reading Research project will focus on the refrigeration/air conditioning sector, amid growing industry concerns about the long-term environmental impact of TFA. When it escapes into the atmosphere, the HFO R1234yf – used widely in motor vehicle air conditioning and in food retail applications in blends with HFCs – lasts only up to two weeks. It then breaks down completely into trifluoroacetic acid (TFA), a highly durable and mobile substance. TFA descends via rainfall as a ...

Cooling in 2021: Climate Change, Biden Administration to Spark NatRef Adoption - Vimarsana News

Cooling in 2021: Climate Change, Biden Administration to Spark NatRef Adoption

But the extent of COVID-19 mitigation will tell the tale. Over the past 15 years, natural refrigerants – particularly CO 2 (R744) and propane (R290), as well as ammonia (R717) – have become recognized as the most environmentally friendly and future-proof replacement for HCFCs and HFCs in commercial and industrial refrigeration. The change began in Europe, prompted by the advent of the EU F-Gas Regulation in 2006, and caught on in Japan, where CO 2 had already made its mark in heat pump water heaters. Other regions like the U.S., Australia/New Zealand and South Africa have come later to...

Source: r744.com