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1 Dec 2006

Alternative Refrigerants: The sweetest heat transfer medium?

According to Peter Dinnage, business development manager of IDS Refrigeration, the search for more environmentally-acceptable heat transfer fluids for use in hvac systems is intensifying month by month

1 Dec 2006

Refrigeration Controls an Instrumentation; The system shrink

Mike Creamer of Business Edge has discovered an electronic system analyser that also takes the sweat out of service and commissioning work

1 Nov 2006

Compressors: Sabroe’s Cube has extra beef

SABROE’S new SABCube screw compressor incorporates variable speed drive technology, optimised and combined with both a specially designed hybrid permanent magnet motor and a screw compressor with fewer moving parts and greater efficiency than the compressor it replaces.

1 Nov 2006

SHOP TALK

A round-up of supermarket news and gossip

1 Nov 2006

Compressors: GEA’s portfolio is extended to meet CO2 requirements

WITH so much interest in CO2 the GEA Refrigeration Division has carried out extensive development of its products for this refrigerant.

1 Nov 2006

Editors Comment: Let them eat cake!

MAYBE it's the time of year but here at Faversham Towers we seem to have spent most of the month wading through reports, surveys and studies, as the news pages of this issue will confirm.

1 Nov 2006

Compressors: Time for an oil change?

Lubricating oils developed specifically for ammonia refrigeration compressors can enhance reliability and reduce operating costs as Nick McDonald, market development officer of Kluber Lubrication GB explains

1 Oct 2006

SHOP TALK

A round-up of supermarket news and gossip

1 Oct 2006

Product Developments: It’s open season

Peter Lowther, md of fan coil manufacturer Ability Projects, suggests that the BACnet open controls protocol could break the free-issued controls stranglehold

1 Oct 2006

Supermarket Refrigeration: Time’s running out for HCFC equipment

BOC campaign urges action before 2010 deadline

1 Oct 2006

F-Gas Update: D-day for F-gases

Neil Everitt tip-toes through some of the major points of DEFRA’s new F-gas guidance document

1 Oct 2006

Editorial Comment: Showing off is no way to show off

THOSE who thought it was only us Brits who are ever capable of shooting ourselves in the foot on an international scale, will no doubt crack a wry smile at the shenanigans going on in Germany.

1 Oct 2006

Supermarket Refrigeration: Painting the right picture

IN THE retail world it is seen as being vitally important to project the right image to the customer. This is no where more true than in the case of supermarkets.

1 Oct 2006

Cooling Towers and Water treatment: Closed circuit cooling tower with intelligent controls

BALTIMORE Aircoil has launched a new closed circuit cooling tower, the HFL range, which can operate in three modes: combined dry/wet, adiabatic and fully dry.

1 Oct 2006

Supermarket refrigeration: A big fish at Sainsbury

AS BRITAIN’S leading fishmonger – and Seafood Retailer of the Year for the last two consecutive years – Sainsbury’s takes the presentation of its fish very seriously. Ice is of paramount importance.

1 Oct 2006

Supermarket Refrigeration: Cutting costs at Costcutter

FABDEC has supplied its Smart-Heat recovery system to the Costcutter supermarket in Ballymena, Northern Ireland. The installation, which was carried out by Portglenone Refrigeration Services has already resulted in a substantial reduction in heating costs for the supermarket chain.

1 Oct 2006

Supermarket Refrigeration: LEGISLATION: It’s not all funny acronyms

Dave Archer, business development manager at Parasense takes a look at current refrigeration-related legislation and how it affects the supermarket sector.

1 Sep 2006