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Nanotechnology could halve hvac energy use

A company developing nanotechnology which, it is claimed, could make hvacr equipment at least 50% more efficient, is set to establish its headquarters in Cambridge.
The company, Airnatech, was set up following investment by the US Bridgehead Group in UK company Airnacon and Danish company NIL Technology.

The nano copper technology is the brainchild of Dr J H Lee, an ex-NASA scientist that helped develop the powerless cooling technology for the US space shuttle. Dr Lee developed the copper that goes into the heat exchangers, while NIL technology will provide the nano structures that go inside the copper.

This copper, the company claims, is around 40 times more effective in transferring heat than materials conventionally used, cutting the amount of electrical power needed and therefore reducing the total amount of energy consumed by air conditioners worldwide.

The IOR Annual Conference – a conference on-demand

Delegates to the IOR Annual Conference taking place from 21 to 22 April will get the chance to access the event live and all sessions and recordings for up six months afterwards providing fantastic value and allowing anyone registering for the event ...

  01-Apr-2021

Tadiran Airow 3 air purification device: small but mighty

Tadiran launched its Airow 3 air purification device earlier this year. This small but mighty device can be installed in minutes to any new or existing wall mounted Air conditioning unit. It is a really simple, easy add on and not only prevents ...

  29-Nov-2023

Fridgenius Ltd

Please visit www.fridgenius.com for more information about our SOLENOID VALVE OPERATING MAGNETS!
  31-Oct-2023
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