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Making a good catch: non-CFC technologies in the fishery cold chain.

Author(s) : UNEP DTIE

Type of monograph: Book

Summary

This booklet informs National Ozone Units and persons involved in the fishery industry about existing technologies to replace CFCs in the fishery cold chain, by way of case studies from France, Greenland, Micronesia, the Philippines, the UK and USA. The applications include a fish processing plant, a conditioning facility, ice plants, harbour cold stores, transport refrigeration and retail display cases. Overviews of refrigeration equipment, alternative refrigerants and sources of information are provided.

Details

Original title: Making a good catch: non-CFC technologies in the fishery cold chain.
Record ID : 2002-2725
Languages: English
Publication: UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme) - France/France
Publication date: 2001
ISBN: 9280719763
Source: Source: 58 p. (21 x 29.7); fig.; phot.; tabl.; append.; USD 25.

Indexing

Themes: Cold chain, interfaces;
Ammonia;
Specialized cold stores;
Supermarkets, display cabinets;
Blends;
Fish and fish product
Keywords: United Kingdom; Refrigerating equipment; R411b; R409a; Philippines; Ice; France; Cold chain; Transport; Display cabinet; R502; Ammonia; R408a; R407a; R404A; Substitute; Fish; Malaysia; USA; Cold store; Jamaica; Refrigerant; Sea water