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Coldstore boss pleads guilty to safety breach

THE boss of the New Zealand coldstore, which exploded and caught fire in April last year killing one fireman and injuring seven others, has pleaded guilty to a health and safety charge.
The director, Wayne Grattan, will be sentenced in December, when charges against two fellow directors will be withdrawn.

A disputed facts hearing over the role of Icepak and contractor Mobile Refrigeration in the incident has been scheduled for November 24.

The incident at the Icepak coldstore in Tamahere is though to have been caused by a leak of hydrocarbon from the refrigeration system. The hydrocarbon refrigerant had been stored on site without the required safety certification and without local council approval.

The refrigeration system had previously operated on ammonia and HCFCs.

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'Hydrolution PRO' claims one of the industry's highest efficiency ratings

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Air Conditioning Europe (MHIAE) has added a range of air-cooled heat pump chillers for the European market with the launch of Hydrolution PRO....

  23-Apr-2024

Extending the application range of the SEC HD - Electric Expansion Valve Controller Heavy Duty Series

The SEC-HD is now compatible with variety of applications using CO2, hydrocarbon, and HFC refrigerants. Users can select from a range of pressure transducers tailored to their specific application and market requirements.
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