The ATMOsphere Review Panel has issued a call for case studies to be featured during the two Technology Case Study Sessions at ATMOsphere Asia 2014, which will take place in Tokyo, Japan. Case studies will be considered based on their relevance for the Asian market, as well as product innovation, efficiency results, etc. + Abstract submission deadline extended to 30 November 2013.
Details and criteria for the submission of hydrocarbon case study abstracts for ATMOsphere Asia 2014 can be found below. Additional information about the conference can be found on the event website at: www.ATMO.org/asia2014.
Submission criteria
Case studies should be centered on completed or ongoing projects, best practice and lessons learned in the field of natural refrigerants. The study should be a practical summary of an improved practice, rather than a formal research paper. Ideally, it should provide and analyse real life results relating to the energy and cost efficiency, as well as the reliability of an HVAC&R technology using one or more natural refrigerants.
The most important criterion is that the technology is either already applied in Asia or has a clear potential to be used in that region.
Fields of application:
Special attention will be given to:
Abstract criteria
All abstracts must satisfy the following:
Elements that should be included:
Content and formatting guidelines
Case study submissions should include:
Presentation time
Each technology case study presentation will be allotted 10-12 minutes for the presentation + 3 minutes for Q&A.
Speaker discount
Case study presenters are entitled to a special 50% discounted speaker rate for ATMOsphere Asia 2014.
Submitting the case study
Case studies can be submitted via email to asia@ATMO.org. Please indicate “ATMO Asia” in the subject line and in the case study itself.
Deadline for case study submissions extended to 30 November 2013.
Submission criteria
Case studies should be centered on completed or ongoing projects, best practice and lessons learned in the field of natural refrigerants. The study should be a practical summary of an improved practice, rather than a formal research paper. Ideally, it should provide and analyse real life results relating to the energy and cost efficiency, as well as the reliability of an HVAC&R technology using one or more natural refrigerants.
The most important criterion is that the technology is either already applied in Asia or has a clear potential to be used in that region.
Fields of application:
- Commercial & light commercial refrigeration
- Industrial refrigeration
- Heat pumps
- Transport
- New areas of application
Special attention will be given to:
- Type of refrigerant (CO2, ammonia, hydrocarbons, air, water)
- Cost-efficiency of the entire life cycle
- Geographic focus (Asia)
Abstract criteria
All abstracts must satisfy the following:
- Sustainable: concentrate on the potential of natural refrigerant technology
- Replicable: provide best practices and lessons learned that can be applied to similar projects, also in developing countries
- Original: present technology innovations, research results that have not been shown elsewhere, new fields of application, etc.
- Tangible: include examples of real life installations and demonstration projects, laboratory testing with tangible results, etc.
Elements that should be included:
- Efficiency analysis: analysis of how the refrigerant influences the Coefficient of Performance (COP), comparison of different systems or parameters, etc.
- Cost analysis: energy costs, operational costs, planning and installation costs, life-cycle costs
Content and formatting guidelines
Case study submissions should include:
- Author’s full name, organisation and email address
- Case study title
- Abstract
- Keywords
- Relevance to the Asian market
Presentation time
Each technology case study presentation will be allotted 10-12 minutes for the presentation + 3 minutes for Q&A.
Speaker discount
Case study presenters are entitled to a special 50% discounted speaker rate for ATMOsphere Asia 2014.
Submitting the case study
Case studies can be submitted via email to asia@ATMO.org. Please indicate “ATMO Asia” in the subject line and in the case study itself.
Deadline for case study submissions extended to 30 November 2013.
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Nov 14, 2013, 11:00
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