Your monthly readers' digest | March
2019
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Key international companies join and support ICR 2019
Learn from the foremost experts in the field of HVACR and play a crucial role in shaping the future of our industry at the
25th International Congress of Refrigeration. Sponsorship opportunities are still available!
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A comprehensive overview of refrigerants per application
The 2018 Assessment Report prepared by UN Environment RTOC experts with the participation of the IIR, provides a
comprehensive overview of the refrigerants currently used and the refrigerant options for existing and new equipment in the
various domains of the refrigeration sector.
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Cryogenics serves quantum computers
Google will control the qubits of its quantum computer Bristlecone thanks to a cryogenic controller, currently under
experimentation.
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Electronics cooling: Research in the electronics cooling field systems is intensifying: presentation of three new technologies.
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Shape memory alloys: German researchers have developed a prototype using a nickel-titanium shape memory alloy
which can operate continuously.
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Supersmart project: proposal for an Ecolabel for food retail stores
Supersmart EU project deliverables include a proposal for an ecolabel for food retail stores covering their
environmental impact including the refrigeration system, the building’s design and operating procedures.
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REAL Alternatives 4 LIFE: Watch the training providers' webinars delivered by REAL Alternatives 4 LIFE experts.
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EU: Illegal HFC trade singled out
The illegal importation of HFCs into the European Union – which could represent 20% of the F-gas Regulation quota –
gives rise to concern from the refrigeration industry.
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Air Liquid obtains its first labels from the Solar Impulse Foundation
Three technologies from Air Liquide, benefactor member of the IIR, have been awarded by the Solar Impulse Foundation
for their energy efficiency.
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Obituary: Éric Prieur and Jean Leteinturier, two figures in the field of refrigeration in France, passed away in March 2019.
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The very first ammonia chiller exhibited in Germany
The first ammonia chiller, created in 1876 by Carl von Linde, will be exhibited from June in a new museum in
Regensburg.
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The IIR worldwide
Focus on the latest events in Dubai, Paris, and Mumbay.
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Reduced registration fees to IIR
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