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Home » Sept. 16, 2013: Students Meet HVACR Design Challenges in ASHRAE Competition
ATLANTA — This year, in addition to its Student Design Competition, ASHRAE also presented students with its new Applied Engineering Challenge, which invited them to design a portable refrigeration unit.
The Engineering Challenge stipulated that students design a refrigeration unit with a holding volume of 1 square foot that could transport small essential cargo, such as food or medicine. The temperature inside the box must be maintained at 25°F without an external power supply and the device must be able to be assembled anywhere in the world.