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Wednesday, 11 February 2009

The Institute of Refrigeration, working with the Carbon Trust, has launched REAL Zero – Refrigerant Emission and Leakage Zero. The mail goal of this new service is to help the industry improve system efficiency, reliability and reduce running cost and environmental impact. The project represents the culmination not just of a lot of research and analysis work, but also addresses some challenges and obstacles to improving refrigeration technology for the public benefit.

 

realzeroThe IOR project is based on investigations carried out on sites with a variety of types of cooling systems. The results were analysed to identify the main sources of refrigerant leakage and how these can be reduced.  Although the F-Gas Regulation requires equipment owners to address leakage issues, it does not offer technical advice on how to prevent leakage in existing or future systems.

 

According to the institute’s press release, taking steps to reduce leakage will now lead to cost savings, improved reliability, improved efficiency and reduction of environmental impact.  The next presentations on the REAL Zero project will be given as part of the Free seminar programme at the IOR launch seminar on 19th February in London, and at the RAC Exhibition at the NEC in Birmingham (24th - 26th February).

 




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