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Flammability safety
Industry groups across the globe are calling for more training to accompany the increased use of flammable refrigerants. In Australia it has ignited a debate about licensing. Our special four- page report begins on p40.
Climate Control News
February 2021
In the news
Emissions rising 14
CO2 emissions from building operations reached their highest level in 2019.
Beijer buyout 14
Beijer Ref has acquired a majority shareholding in Sinclair Global.
HFC phasedown 17
The United States finally commits to a HFC phasedown
R&D facility 28
The Camfil Group invests in a state-of-the-art facility in China.
Energy ratings 30
A special report explaining how Australia’s energy ratings work.
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This month
Transcritical C02 32
Woolworths makes the shift
to transcritical CO2 refrigeration.
Global search 36
The search is on for the oldest BITZER reciprocating or screw compressor still in operation.
Technology deal 45
Danfoss has strengthened its partnership with Carrier, inking a supply agreement.
Efficiency trends 48
A closer look at the latest trends in energy efficiency.
Sustainable design 50
Planners must prioritise green space
to mitigate the urban heat island effect.
Cover
Owing to three types of outdoor unit with enhanced design
and performance, SET FREE Mini meets the requirements
of various buildings, scale
& construction. With the largest outdoor unit at a nominal 33.5kw horizontal discharge and a wide range of indoor units, Hitachi’s mini VRF
range is suitable for a wide range of applications.
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