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Progrès dus à l'application de l'informatique dans les équipements frigorifiques et pompes à chaleur et régulation des systèmes par dispositifs micro-électroniques.

Advances in refrigeration and heat pump technology achieved by the application of micro-electronics and the control of systems by micro-electronic devices.

Date : 1984.09.03 / 1984.09.07

Lieu : Dresde

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These 2-volume proceedings contain 50 papers (mostly in English; some are in French) presented at this IIR meeting held in Dresden, German Democratic Republic. Extract from the table of contents: Tome I: new developments, new solutions for components and installations created by the application of micro-electronics; comparison between conventionally automated components and installations with those ontrolled by micro-electronics; principles and methods for mathematically modelling the steady-state and dynamic behaviour of refrigeration components and installations. Tome II: saving of energy by applying optimum conditions to steady-state and dynamic behaviour of refrigeration components and installations; data acquisition, data processing and the application of process computers to rationalise the work of man in refrigeration techniques and heat pump technology.

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  • Titre original : Advances in refrigeration and heat pump technology achieved by the application of micro-electronics and the control of systems by micro-electronic devices.
  • Organisateur : IIF-IIR
  • Identifiant de la fiche : 1986-2571
  • Langues : Anglais
  • Nombre de communications : 50
  • Édition : IIF-IIR - France/France
  • Collection : Refrigeration Science and Technology: Proceedings - Science et technique du froid : comptes rendus
  • ISSN : 01511637
  • Type de conférence : Conférence IIF
  • Commissions de l'IIF : Equipements frigorifiques, Equipements frigorifiques
  • Notes :

    Proc. Dresd. Meet., IIR/C. R. Réun. Dresde, IIF


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