Check out the latest issue of RSES Journal for features including: How Humidity Affects Temperature Drop, Multiply Refrigeration Advantages with Multiplex System Design, Staying Frosty with A2L Refrigerants and more. All inside your May 2021 RSES Journal issue.
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Staying Frosty with A2L Refrigerants
The world of refrigerants, as
we know it, is changing once again.
Regulatory drivers and increasing
efficiency demands are helping to
shape the course of our industry.
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How Humidity Affects Temperature Drop
When the humidity(water vapor) content
of air entering a cooling coil is elevated,
the temperature drop of air across that
cooling coil is less than normal. When
water vapor content of entering air is
low, the temperature drop of air across
the coil will be greater than normal.
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Pandemic Spurs Interest in Germicidal UV-C for Air Disinfection
Many refrigeration engineers may be familiar
with the restorative abilities of Ultraviolet
Germicidal Irradiation (UVGI or UV-C)
energy to remove biological growth from
cooling coils and return cooling capacities
to original design specifications.
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Multiply Refrigeration Advantages with Multiplex System Design
Over the past several years, the drivers
impacting the choice of refrigeration systems
used in supermarket and restaurant applications
have evolved significantly.
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RSES Past International President Krepcik Welcomes President Biden at TCC HVAC Workshop
President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden visited an HVAC workshop at Tidewater Community College (TCC) in Portsmouth, VA on May 3 as part of the administration’s efforts to gain support for the president’s American Jobs Plan and American Families Plan. Biden was cordially greeted by TCC’s HVACR Professor and Program Lead Harlan “Skip” Krepcik, CMS, MBA, RCT, who served as RSES’ International President for the 2015–2016 two-year term.
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