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Baselining CO₂ refrigeration

Baselining CO₂ refrigeration

Published Date November 29, 2022

This white paper is a technician’s guide to start-up and baselining CO₂ transcritical booster system operation.

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Regional adaptations: system design considerations for CO₂ refrigeration

Discover system design strategies on how to optimize performance, improve energy efficiency, and lower utility costs per installation location for CO₂ transcritical booster systems.
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CO₂ booster system design

This white paper takes a deep dive into reviewing fundamental design principles and system sizing best practices.

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4 months ago
Safely applying A2L refrigerants in U.S. commercial refrigeration

In this white paper, we explore the regulatory drivers and safety standards supporting the emergence of A2L refrigerants in commercial refrigeration.

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5 months ago
CO₂ suction superheat study

This report focuses on enhancing energy efficiency in a CO₂ booster refrigeration system, specifically concerning its low side (i.e., evaporator) suction superheat.

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almost NaN years ago
CO₂ climate study

Evaluating the energy-efficiency impacts of CO₂ transcritical booster design strategies in U.S. climate zones

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almost NaN years ago
Exploring the business case for automatic leak detection in response to new EPA AIM Act requirements

Refrigerant transition and market forces drive need for minimizing refrigerant loss in legacy and emerging systems.

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11 months ago
Optimizing operational carbon: reclaiming heat from refrigeration systems for space heating

In this white paper, we evaluate the energy savings potential for recovering waste heat from CO₂ and R-448A refrigeration.

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almost NaN years ago
Understanding the total cost of ownership (TCO) of next-generation refrigeration

Our total cost of ownership (TCO) study evaluates long-term operational costs of emerging systems with lower-GWP refrigerants.

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almost NaN years ago
Simplify CO₂ refrigeration management with an integrated control strategy

How key CO₂ system control networks deliver smooth performance and simplify management for end users and technicians

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almost NaN years ago
Centrifugal Oil-Free compressor overcomes limitations of magnetic levitation bearing technology

Discover how the Copeland oil-free centrifugal compressor with Aero-lift bearing technology delivers an efficient and reliable oil-free solution for the air-and water-cooled chiller market.

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almost NaN years ago
The case for moving condensing units outdoors

Restaurant and convenience store (c-store) operators have numerous refrigeration options at their disposal. Among the most common include: self-contained cases, centralized rack system and OCUs.

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almost NaN years ago
Differentiating decarbonization and electrification in HVACR

Discover and understand the contributors to greenhouse gas emissions and make important distinctions along the path to Net Zero through this white paper.

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over 2 years ago
Regional adaptations: system design considerations for CO₂ refrigeration

Discover system design strategies on how to optimize performance, improve energy efficiency, and lower utility costs per installation location for CO₂ transcritical booster systems.

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over 2 years ago
CO₂ booster system design

This white paper takes a deep dive into reviewing fundamental design principles and system sizing best practices.

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almost NaN years ago
Preparing for A2L refrigerants in commercial refrigeration

Within the commercial refrigeration industry, A2L refrigerants have long been recognized as potentially viable alternatives to high-global warming potential (GWP) hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerants.

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almost NaN years ago
Advancing A2L refrigerants in the European Union (EU)

Explore the drivers, safety standards and applications of low-GWP A2L alternatives in this European commercial refrigeration sector.

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almost NaN years ago
Exploring the benefits of variable frequency drive Retrofits in food retail applications

This white paper will uncover the opportunities for VFD applications in food retail facilities while presenting the benefits that variable-capacity modulation can deliver for facility operators.

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about 4 years ago
Distributed scroll booster architecture for sustainable supermarket refrigeration

Global, national and regional mandates are driving significant changes in commercial refrigeration system design to minimize their global warming potential (GWP) and total equivalent warming impact.

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