Refrigeration

Ice Breaker: Fan Cycling Controls

September 5, 2011
Many refrigeration systems are installed using an outdoor air-cooled condenser. When these systems are installed in a climate where the outdoor temperature drops below 60°F, some means of preventing the condensing pressure from dropping too low must be incorporated into its design.
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The Professor: Chemical-Free Cooling Tower Treatment

September 5, 2011
When evaporation occurs in a cooling tower, only the water evaporates; it exits the cooling tower as water vapor, but leaves the minerals behind to concentrate in the cooling tower’s water system.
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Switching Sealants to Hybrids

September 5, 2011
Hybrid sealants are drawing more attention from contractors and distributors. According to comments from within the industry solicited by Cliplight Manufacturing, which makes a variety of sealants, there is an interest for sealants that are a combination sealant, drying agent, and dye.
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How Do TEVs and EEVs Improve Performance and Reliability of Residential Unitary A/C Equipment?

August 29, 2011
So exactly how does the TEV help the unit achieve higher efficiency? In this article we will answer this question and provide some basic knowledge of TEV operation on residential unitary a/c applications.
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Putting the R in HVACR

August 29, 2011
FROSTlines is an enewsletter specifically for those in the refrigeration sector, the ‘R’ in HVACR.


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Servicing Your Restaurant Customers

August 29, 2011
While changes are a natural part of the refrigeration business, there are some constants that remain the same, namely the importance of timely customer service, parts availability, and technical expertise.


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Follett Corp.: Under-Counter Icemaker

August 8, 2011
The Horizon™ 1800 Series icemakers are designed to produce up to 1,580 pounds of ice in a 24-hour period.


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Recognitions to Two Companies

August 1, 2011
Two refrigeration equipment manufacturers have received recognition for their energy efficiency efforts: Scotsman Ice Systems and Freeaire Refrigeration.
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Pushing Back on the HFC Debate

August 1, 2011
As hard as certain elements in Europe continue to push for a ban on f-gas refrigerants including HFCs, there is an equally strong push back by those who want any decisions based on a range of factors that could well keep HFCs in play for a long time.
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Research Looks at HCs, Refrigerant Handling

August 1, 2011
Recent developments related to refrigerant research are focusing on testing of a new HC refrigerant and growing acceptance of a method of destroying unwanted refrigerants. In the first, ComStar International is providing test results on its blended hydrocarbon 188C2. In the second, Midwest Refrigerants is reporting on its destruction technology.
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