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Turbomiser III chiller can cut the cost of cooling buildings by more than 50 per cent
When combined with its high efficiency Turbocor compressors, EC fans and Liquid Pump Amplification (LPA) system, the Turbomiser III Adiabatic Advantage chiller delivers energy savings of more than 50 per cent compared with conventional screw and reciprocating chillers. The Turbomiser III is equipped with an innovative evaporative system on the face of condensers coils. This “adiabatic advantage” effectively reduces ambient temperatures in the ... [more]
Climate Centerachieves 25 percent rise in sales of air conditioning equipment
With UK air conditioning sales nationally down by around 10 per cent, Climate Center has achieved healthy double digit growth – outperforming the market by some 25 per cent. Ian Carroll, who heads up air conditioning sales, says: “It’s a great performance and very pleasing, particularly in what is generally acknowledged to be a very tough year. It reflects Climate’s excellent offering in terms of brands, and the fruits of our focus on customer... [more]
The dangers of flushing ACR systems using inappropriate methods
The progressive phase-out of HCFCs will see engineers performing more flushing, as ACR systems are retrofitted with new refrigerants – and Advanced Engineering is concerned that a temptation to cut corners now will create much larger difficulties down the line. The most pressing issue, says Advanced’s technical director Colin Pratt, is that engineers may try to use vapour-based flushing methods on large, commercial systems. He says: “There ar... [more]
DMU professor develops dew point air conditioning system in collaboration with Chinese University
Xudong Zhao, Professor of Low Carbon Society at De Montfort University (DMU)'s Institute of Energy and Sustainable Development (IESD), has recently received £45,000 to continue developing an innovative dew point air conditioning system in collaboration with Tsinghua University, China. The research fund was granted by Keda Electrical and Mechanical Equipment Ltd, who now own the license for the air cooling device which was completed in late 200... [more]
Dimplex ground source heat pumps provides free cooling to Ramsgate library
The Ramsgate library, an elegant Georgian building, was almost completely destroyed by fire in 2004, shortly before its 100th anniversary and an ambitious plan was put together by Friends of Ramsgate Library working in conjunction with Ramsgate Council for a rebuild that preserved all the architectural integrity and used the latest materials. Planning permission was granted in 2006 and, following feasibility studies into low carbon heating opt... [more]
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