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Today, the use of pressed connections for joining both hard drawn and soft copper tubing is gaining popularity for many reasons.

The global transition to low-GWP refrigerants is beginning in a disorderly manner in the United States — the world’s most mature HVAC market.

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to officials quickly trying to determine what constitutes essential activity and work.

Emerson Educational Services is offering a wide variety of free online training courses through the remainder of the calendar year.

What can a refrigeration technician do during this downtime? One great option is to take this opportunity to enhance your knowledge of the trade.

Refrigeration and a/c compressors are vapor compressors, meaning they are designed to compress refrigerant vapor, not liquid refrigerant.

The EPA signed a rule that removed the leak repair and maintenance requirements on appliances containing 50 or more pounds of substitute refrigerants.

When working on a system, it is important to determine how the low-pressure control is being used and make sure it is properly set.

Technicians often confuse symptoms of a refrigeration system that has a frosted evaporator coil with a system that is overcharged with refrigerant.

Some experts believe that given the flexibility of a VRF system, some food retailers may begin adopting them.