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The International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) and AIRAH are proud to announce the 9th IIR Gustav Lorentzen Conference on Natural Working Fluids, to be held in Sydney from April 12-14 2010.
The 9th IIR Gustav Lorentzen Conference: natural refrigerants – real alternatives, focuses on the latest research results and advances related to the use of natural refrigerants in refrigeration, air conditioning, heat pump systems and more.
This is the first time this one of a kind conference will be held the southern hemisphere, following previous successful events in Denmark (Copenhagen) 2008, Norway (Trondheim) 2006, UK (Glasgow) 2004, China (Guangzhou) 2002, USA (Purdue) 2000, Norway (Oslo) 1998, Denmark (Aarhus) 1996 and Germany (Hannover) 1994.
The conference will bring together the worlds leading professionals in the field and they will discuss the latest in research, technologies, case studies, practical applications, the future of natural refrigerants, world’s best practice relating to energy efficiency, reduction of carbon emissions and more.
Join world leaders in the field to discuss the latest research results and advances related to the use of natural working fluids in different types of systems and application areas.
Commissions involved: B1 and B2 with E1 and E2
The official language for this conference is English. Abstracts, papers, presentations and discussions will all be in English language. Simultaneous translation will not be provided.
Main topic areas will include:
Natural primary refrigerants
Secondary coolants and ice slurries
Sorption systems
Non conventional refrigeration systems
Heat transfer and fluid flow
Energy use and energy efficiency of natural working fluid systems
Call for papers
Papers are being sought on the following key topics:
Hydrocarbons
Ammonia
Carbon dioxide
Water
Air
Indirect cooling
Commercial refrigeration
Industrial refrigeration
Heat transfer and heat exchangers
Legal and risk management
Emission and energy savings
The future of refrigeration
District cooling and heating
Sorption systems
Lubricants
Sustainable heating and cooling with CO2
CO2 in hot climates
CO2 heat pump systems
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