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A course focusing on industrial refrigeration as practiced in food freezing and in other low temperature applications will be presented in a virtual format due to COVID-19. Hosted by the International Institute of Ammonia Refrigeration, the 54th industrial refrigeration workshop will be held virtually on March 8-18.
Cimco Refrigeration, a Canadian industrial refrigeration contractor who also serves the recreational refrigeration market, will no longer manufacture recreational ice-rink packages that use high GWP refrigerants, including HFO blends such as R513a.
The major factors driving the growth of the industrial refrigeration systems market are the expansion of the food and beverage processing sector in emerging economies, the advance of the cold-chain industry, and the rise in the demand for refrigeration solutions among pharmaceutical and chemical companies.
Highland Refrigeration, a Seattle, Wash.-based manufacturer of industrial refrigeration systems, performed a Hazwoper (Hazardous Waste Operations) training course for all employees in the company.
A blow-through evaporative condenser for industrial refrigeration applications has been specifically designed and built to simplify installation for contractors and provide extended life for operators.
VaCom Technologies, which specializes in developing and energy monitoring for industrial refrigeration control systems within the food and beverage and cold-chain logistics markets, entered the growing Indian market by opening VaCom Technologies India in Pune.
Based on a digital platform, gas detectors for industrial refrigeration include multiple communication and integration options to ease calibration and maintenance.
The International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) launched a website that will provide user-friendly access to the most relevant information in refrigeration. The site’s design will adapt to any electronic device for comfortable viewing.