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The paper illustrates why refrigerant emissions are so high in mobile air-conditioning systems, and describes what needs to be done in order to reduce and therefore control these emissions. A number of suggestions (in terms of better leak detection, product design and process control) have been made to improve system tightness at the manufacturing stage so that refrigerant emissions during the life of the car are minimized.
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- Original title: Automotive air-conditioning systems and "zero leakage".
- Record ID : 2003-2575
- Languages: English
- Publication date: 2002/08/26
- Source: Source: Prepr. Stockholm Meet., IIR
2002-4; CZ8; 167-178; fig.; tabl.; 10 ref.
Indexing
- Themes: Mobile air conditioning
- Keywords: Car; Reduction; Recommendation; Leakage; Refrigerant; Air conditioning
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Technical options for reducing R-134a emissions...
- Author(s) : CLODIC D., HARNISCH J.
- Date : 2003/02/10
- Languages : English
- Source: MAC Summit 2003. Options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions due to mobile air conditioning [CD-ROM].
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Mobile air conditioning system refrigerant emis...
- Author(s) : BAKER J. A.
- Date : 2004/04/14
- Languages : English
- Source: MAC (mobile air conditioning) Summit 2004 [CD-ROM].
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Refrigerant leakage in MAC: new evidence from t...
- Author(s) : CLODIC D.
- Date : 2006/10/23
- Languages : English
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Limiting emissions of R-134a: dual plane SealTM...
- Author(s) : PATEL C. N.
- Date : 2004/04/14
- Languages : English
- Source: MAC (mobile air conditioning) Summit 2004 [CD-ROM].
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Reducing vehicle refrigerant emissions as an im...
- Author(s) : AYALA A., CHURCH S.
- Date : 2006/02/17
- Languages : English
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