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Industrial refrigeration. Fact Sheet 5.

Author(s) : ONU Environnement (ex-PNUE)

Summary

To help understand refrigerant use, industrial refrigeration has been split into three broad sub-sectors, to distinguish those parts of the industrial sector for which there are already good alternatives to HFCs from those which could prove more problematic. These are: small and medium sized systems, usually dedicated to one particular cooling demand. These systems are often located close to the cooling demand; large primary refrigerant distributed systems; large secondary refrigerant chiller systems.

Details

Original title: Industrial refrigeration. Fact Sheet 5.
Record ID : 30014171
Languages: English
Subject: HFCs alternatives
Publication date: 2015/04
Source: Source: in: Workshop on HFC management: technical issues, Bangkok, 20 and 21 April 201

Links

See also: Index and fluid naming conventions for refrigerants. Fact Sheet 1.
Overview of HFC market sectors. Fact Sheet 2.
Domestic refrigeration. Fact Sheet 3.
Commercial refrigeration. Fact Sheet 4.
Transport refrigeration. Fact Sheet 6.
Small self contained air-conditioning. Fact Sheet 7.
Small split air-conditioning. Fact Sheet 8.
Large air-conditioning (air-to-air). Fact Sheet 9.
Water chillers for air-conditioning. Fact Sheet 10.
Heat pumps (heating only). Fact Sheet 11.
Mobile air-conditioning. Fact Sheet 12.
Insulating foam. Fact Sheet 13.
Glossary of terms and technical definitions. Fact Sheet 15.

Indexing

Themes: HFCs;
Other industrial applications
Keywords: Industrial application; Substitute; HFC