Articles Tagged with ''refrigeration equipment''

Recognizing the wide-ranging cold storage needs of organizations that serve the public good, Barr is leveraging its expertise and the largest commercial refrigeration inventory in the world to help community institutions operate more effectively and serve more people.

Rising energy costs are pushing grocers to rethink refrigeration, and new CO₂ technologies are changing long-held assumptions about efficiency and performance.

HVAC solutions help solve growing populations and prevent food waste 

A cutting-edge ammonia refrigeration system powered the bobsleigh and skeleton track at the Olympics — delivering elite ice quality and reliability through a high-performance engineering collaboration.

“Use of the terms ‘heat pump’ and ‘reverse cycle’ to describe heating by refrigeration equipment is confusing to the public and lacks sales appeal,” said Claude W. Kniffin, air conditioning application engineer for Westinghouse Electric Elevator Co., during a talk before the 1945  Baltimore-Washington Section of the American Society of Refrigerating Engineers. 

NASRC’s new event focuses on CO₂ RCUs — an emerging solution gaining traction in smaller-format applications.

The Midwest was the center of a dynamic U.S. refrigeration industry in the 1930s, but an expert industry journalist reported from around the world. 

 When GE’s Monitor Top was introduced in 1927, it was considered to be the first affordable refrigerator in the U.S. 

Celebrating 100 years, The ACHR NEWS looks back to its 1926 debut issue, which introduced electric refrigeration as an emerging technology that some viewed with suspicion 

Heatcraft highlighted new refrigeration products, as well as robust training opportunities to help contractors and end users through the refrigerant transition.