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Presented by Optimized Thermal Systems
Live Discussion, Tuesday, December 7, 2021
As HVAC&R system use continues to expand into low-temperature environments, designers must balance the challenges of frost development with the ever-present demand for improved system efficiency. As many products move towards smaller diameter tube heat exchangers to realize performance gains and cost savings, there is concern that these more compact heat exchangers experience the negative impacts of frost more severely. The application of coatings is an area of active research that has shown the ability to reduce the negative impacts of frost, even in heat exchangers with very small features. Join us in our live webinar to evaluate the impacts of frost development on 3mm and 5mm copper tube-fin heat exchangers and how to mitigate against them.
Presented by Optimized Thermal Systems
Presented by Optimized Thermal Systems
Speakers: Yoram Shabtay and Darren Key
Moderator: Dennis Nasuta
January 16, 2021
View Recorded Webinar (44:22)
Presented by Burr OAK Tool Inc.
Sponsored by Appliance Design magazine and the Copper Alliance.
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Presented by THE NEWS and Appliance Design.
Speakers: John Hipchen, President, Exel Consulting Group; and Matt Holland, Vice President of Operations, Richmond Division of Super Radiator Coils
Moderator: Kyle Gargaro, Editor in Chief of the ACHR News
MicroGroove technology is here, and now it is being implemented in places that might surprise you. Although developed initially for the residential market, MicroGroove smaller-diameter copper tubing is also being adopted in larger commercial and industrial applications. The International Copper Association is teaming up with Super Radiator Coils to present a new webinar focused on the use of MicroGroove technology in large coils under demanding conditions. Learn from a leading manufacturer of heat exchangers how smaller-diameter copper MicroGroove tubing can be applied to meet the challenges of efficiency, cost, space and weight.
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Q&A (00:10:33)