Carrier: R32 for Commercial Chiller Scroll Compressors
Carrier has selected R-32 refrigerant to replace R-410A refrigerant in commercial chillers that use scroll technology.
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Carrier has selected R-32 refrigerant to replace R-410A refrigerant in commercial chillers that use scroll technology.
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Frascold S.p.A. announces that it has signed a distribution agreement with Yüksel Teknik
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IIR today invites national governments to consider the various refrigeration and air conditioning services as "essential services".
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It is assumed that, following a careful analysis of the parts of a failed compressor, the maintenance technician should be able to find out and explain the true cause of the failure, but unfortunately this is not always possible.
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Eurovent and REHVA ask EU and worldwide authorities to recognize HVAC&R as essential activity and therefore exempt from COVID-19 closing orders and restrictions of travel.
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Open letter by AREA association to allow HVAC&R technicians to meet people's essential need during healthcare crisis.
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The heating and cooling industry together with the sector of cold storage and temperature-controlled logistics, invite the governments of the EU Member States to consider their services and production sites crucial for citizens' health during crisis.
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Updating the so-called "Code of Fire Prevention" (CPI).
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Electrical faults in refrigeration compressors are for the most part caused by: Power failure on one of the phases of a three-phase motor, too low voltage, defective winding, abnormal overheating, rotor friction against the stator
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Metal fragments resulting from a mechanical accident can fit into the motor windings and
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In the presence of a burnt engine of a compressor, maintenance technicians generally consider that the cause must be sought in the engine itself or in the electrical components
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Certain chemicals, welding residues, etc.., can, in the presence of air, trigger chemical reactions and destroy oil molecules.
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