The objective of all cryogenic tunnel freezers is to quickly freeze or cool products in an efficient manner using a cryogenic liquid.

Industrial refrigeration systems have long taken a standardized approach when it comes to their design and construction. Over time, industrial cooling trended toward no longer being engineered so much as replicated, using decades-old but proven designs. This was the case even for new facilities. Ultimately, the results were that industrial cooling systems were falling behind in terms of available technology.

Engineers, end users, wholesalers, manufacturers and contractors involved in natural refrigeration using ammonia and carbon dioxide will gather, learn and share at the annual IIAR conference in Phoenix on March 3-6.

Line of industrial refrigeration products leverages the company’s experience with CO₂ in the commercial market for industrial use. The new products are intended to support the effort to reduce ammonia in the cold storage space.

The Danfoss Mobile CO₂ Training Unit will extend its stay in the United States to give installers, service technicians and OEM engineers in the Baltimore area another opportunity to receive accessible CO₂ refrigeration systems training.

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Emerson will training seminars to help technicians and end users learn about using carbon dioxide (CO₂) as a refrigerant. Each session will span two days and run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (ET). Dates and locations are as follows...

ADDvance Cryoclean technology uses a combination of carbon dioxide (CO²) snow particles and a blasting abrasive to remove particles and difficult residues from 3D-printed parts. 

A margarine processing line for Kerry Oils & Grains (Tianjin) Co. Ltd. employs scraped surface heat exchanger (SSHE) technology, which uses carbon dioxide as the refrigerant. It is the first company in China to build a processing line based on this technology.

Danfoss launched its Mobile CO₂ Training Unit in September 2016 to provide training about CO₂ refrigeration to installers, service technicians and OEM engineers. This fall, the company will visit three states and offer training.