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One important but often overlooked piece of equipment is the air filter, which protects the evaporator from dirt and lint.

Repairing refrigeration equipment — or, really, any equipment — has a huge customer service component.

CARB held a public workshop in July to discuss its most recent proposals for reducing high-GWP HFCs.

The big debate in the HVACR industry right now is which refrigerant(s) will be chosen to replace R-410A in many types of comfort cooling equipment.

A compressor design proposes a new drive mechanism for compressors used for cooling in homes, buildings, airplanes, and cars.

NASRC is offering free access to its on-demand presentations highlighting the latest natural refrigerant technologies.

If there is one silver lining to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s that finding qualified people may be just a little bit easier these days.

Contractors report that while they have been kept busy maintaining refrigeration systems in grocery stores, restaurant work has slowed down.

Let’s look at how the density of refrigerant entering the compressor’s cylinders affects the mass flow rate of refrigerant through the compressor.

When working on a refrigeration system, technicians may occasionally come across one where the type of refrigerant is unknown.