“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.

Building and designing of CO₂ refrigeration systems are discussed in Evapco’s “The Refrigeration Mentor” podcast. Key considerations for servicing and troubleshooting these systems are also highlighted.

Utilizing compressor inverter technology reduces the EB 2.0 ECO Chiller’s power consumption by up to 65 percent, says the manufacturer.

Grady McAdams, the leader of cold storage sales with Heatcraft Worldwide Refrigeration, talks with Linda Becker about using CO₂ for process cooling.

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.

Get quick tips on topics ranging from centrifugal fans and refrigeration pumps to cooling towers.

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.

In an interview with editor Linda Becker, Andrew Pansulla of the Chemours Company talks about some of the challenges the industrial refrigeration industry is facing right now and how the regulatory environment is driving changes in refrigerant use — and development.