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“Reducing Risks of Accidental Releases at Industrial and Chemical Facilities,” a current national compliance initiative of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, is the focus of a webinar from IIAR on February 8.
Registration is open for the IIAR industrial refrigeration workshop, held February 13-17 and February 20-23. The program will be delivered live online through the IIAR web-based learning platform. The two-week course will include an ongoing view of the content from the perspective of the design of an ammonia refrigeration system serving a food distribution center that incorporates selected low-charge technology.
M&M Carnot is doubling its workforce in Maryland. The company is leasing an existing 25,000 ft2 space with room available for future expansions and anticipates adding 100 new jobs over the next two years.
Many refrigerated facilities have equipment located at different elevations. As a result, inspection, testing and maintenance of elevated refrigeration equipment often requires working at height.
If your facility relies on a hydrofluorocarbon refrigerant, it is past time to develop a plan to address the HFC phasedown implemented under the American Innovation and Manufacturing (AIM) Act.
The key to help industrial refrigeration facilities meet their specialized needs, stay compliant and remain productive as well as profitable is knowing how to design and implement a refrigerant-management plan that supports the business in the present and future.
Johnson Controls is celebrating 125 years of its Sabroe brand as a supplier of industrial refrigeration systems in Denmark and globally in 2022. The company was founded by engineer Thomas Ths. Sabroe in 1897 in Aarhus.
There is no denying that the economic landscape has shifted in the past couple of years. An increased need for cold storage facilities, pharmaceutical manufacturing, food prcoessing, warehousing and distribution has elevated the global demand for industrial refrigeration solutions. Moving forward, it is possible to safely and efficiently adopt CO2 sytems while realizing benefits.