The biennial Gustav Lorentzen Conference represents a golden opportunity to bring together HVAC&R experts to learn about technological developments and new trends in the refrigeration industry using natural refrigerants. The two-day conference will take place from 31 August to 2 September 2014 in Hangzhou in southeast China. Registrants can benefit from an early fee until 10 August 2014.
Jointly organised by the International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR), the Chinese Association of Refrigeration (CAR) and the Zhejiang University, the 11th Gustav Lorentzen Conference is a forum where participants have the opportunity to learn about, and discuss, the latest developments related to the use of CO2, ammonia, hydrocarbons, water and air as refrigerants in different application areas including commercial and industrial refrigeration, indirect cooling and heat transfer and heat exchangers. The 2014 keynote topics will include:
How to register?
Online registration for the conference is already open and those that register and pay before 10 August 2014 can benefit from a lower registration fee.
More information on the preliminary conference programme and registration details can be found at www.gl2014.org.
shecco is silver sponsor of Gustav Lorentzen 2014; R744.com reporting live from the event!
Market development company and R744.com publisher shecco is a silver sponsor of the 2014 Gustav Lorentzen Conference. Conference participants are invited to stop by the shecco booth to learn more about the company’s activities and share their experiences and knowledge on the latest natural refrigerant policy and industry developments.
In addition, R744.com journalists will be reporting live from the conference.
Keynote presentations 10th Gustav Lorentzen
Alongside keynote presentations from Professor Pega Hrnjak and GEA Refrigeration’s David Bostock, the 10th Gustav Lorentzen conference, organised in Delft, the Netherlands, featured the latest research on ejector technologies, heat pumps, and reducing the energy consumption for CO2 supermarkets through integrated heating and cooling.
About Gustav Lorentzen
The IIR’s acclaimed Gustav Lorentzen conferences are named after Professor Gustav Lorentzen, who in the late 1980s rediscovered how CO2 could be used as a refrigerant in heating and cooling applications, developing the modern thermodynamic transcritical cycle that led to re-invention of CO2 cooling technology.
- State of the art of refrigerants today and in the future
- An analysis of recent ammonia incidents in China
- Safety considerations for natural refrigerants
- Progress in international standards for refrigerants
How to register?
Online registration for the conference is already open and those that register and pay before 10 August 2014 can benefit from a lower registration fee.
More information on the preliminary conference programme and registration details can be found at www.gl2014.org.
shecco is silver sponsor of Gustav Lorentzen 2014; R744.com reporting live from the event!
Market development company and R744.com publisher shecco is a silver sponsor of the 2014 Gustav Lorentzen Conference. Conference participants are invited to stop by the shecco booth to learn more about the company’s activities and share their experiences and knowledge on the latest natural refrigerant policy and industry developments.
In addition, R744.com journalists will be reporting live from the conference.
Keynote presentations 10th Gustav Lorentzen
Alongside keynote presentations from Professor Pega Hrnjak and GEA Refrigeration’s David Bostock, the 10th Gustav Lorentzen conference, organised in Delft, the Netherlands, featured the latest research on ejector technologies, heat pumps, and reducing the energy consumption for CO2 supermarkets through integrated heating and cooling.
About Gustav Lorentzen
The IIR’s acclaimed Gustav Lorentzen conferences are named after Professor Gustav Lorentzen, who in the late 1980s rediscovered how CO2 could be used as a refrigerant in heating and cooling applications, developing the modern thermodynamic transcritical cycle that led to re-invention of CO2 cooling technology.
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By Pilar Aleu
Aug 04, 2014, 12:31
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