It is one of the key dates for the refrigeration and air-conditioning industry: The annual eurammon Symposium. This year, operators, planners, system engineers and an interested audience came together virtually to discuss heat pumps using natural refrigerants and the associated possibilities for waste heat recovery.
International experts have shown how the use of heat pumps with natural refrigerants contributes to meeting the increased ecological requirements, giving insights into current legislation and technical regulations, as well as discussing new solutions for heat pumps using natural refrigerants.
The initiative eurammon sees its mission in providing a platform for information and knowledge sharing – we therefore provide all the presentations held at the Symposium 2020 as listed below.
Programme
Videos
If you were unable to attend, you still have the opportunity to watch the live-recording of the entire eurammon Symposium 2020. Just click on your preferred day and presentation to open the specific video documentation. If you wish, you also have the possibility to download each video file separately.
Presentations
Heat Pumps Chances and Challenges to Decarbonization
Current Trends in Refrigeration Technology: Study Energy Consumption in Refrigeration Technology
Standardization and Eco-design for Refrigerating Systems & Heat Pumps
Main Issues from International Reporting for (Natural Refrigerant Based) Heat Pumps
CO2 Heat Pumps Applied to Modern Electric Busses
Borealis Bus A/C Heat Pump with the Green Refrigerant R290
Evaluation of Natural Refrigerants for HVAC Systems in Railway Vehicles
Heat Pumps for Production Processes – Reliable and Sustainable CO2 Reduction
Heating and Cooling with Natural Refrigerants – a Way to Decarbonization
Design Aspects of River Water, Ammonia Heat Pumps for District Heating
Calculation , Simulation and Application of Commercial and Light Industrial CO2 Heat Pumps
CO2 Heat Pump Water Chillers
Supermarkets as Heat Pumps with Heat Recovery Units
Hydrocarbon Heat Pumps for Light Industrial Applications – One Key Technology for Sustainable Heating Solutions
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