Did you know that there is one country that is currently carbon negative? It is Bhutan, located on the southern slopes of the eastern Himalayas, with a population of less than a million people.
By Miriam Solana Ciprés | Carel Blog
Read More »The role of HVAC/R in the net zero emissions target
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) researchers are working on technologies to help keep people cool, including two related to air-conditioning. While we rely on air-conditioning to make us more comfortable, it also is a significant component of energy consumption throughout the world.
World Refrigeration Day celebrates the people and technologies responsible for creating and maintaining the world we live in; a world dependent upon temperature-controlled environments. Centred around June 26, the event is supported globally by industry, professional groups, scientific and engineering associations, as well as by governments and individuals.
Read More »World Refrigeration Day announces theme of 2021 campaign
By Mike Schaefer
I read with great interest the article on indoor ACs in the April 2020 RACA Journal. Since the introduction of outside air is not the only drawback;
I would like to add more factors on this matter.
Read More »Letter to the editor: comments on a published article
By Martin Davis, Pr Eng B.Eng (Mech) – Spoormaker & Partners
The Fourways Mall project consists of various smaller renovations and additions, but the major portion is the addition of 90 000m2 of retail space.
Read More »Expansion makes Fourways Mall biggest in South Africa
Compiled by Benjamin Brits
With patents recorded as far back as the early 1900s, the concept of this cooling mechanism was in fact developed in ancient times and used in Egypt and Persia by collecting and passing air over a subterranean water source.
Read More »Efficient, cost-effective and healthy flows with evaporative cooling
REHVA, the European Federation of HVAC associations, has advised that humidification, air conditioning and duct cleaning has no practical effect on the transmission of the coronavirus.
