ACREX India

15/02/2013

Efficient and Sustainable Ammonia Heat Pump Technology
Mark Stencel
Saturday, 9th March 2013 | Session 2: 2.00 pm - 5.30 pm

In this presentation, the design and benefits of ammonia heat pump systems are explored. In numerous food processing facilities, “waste heat” energy is expelled to the atmosphere while fossil fuel is burned to generate hot water for multiple uses, such as the hygienic cleaning of facilities.

Ammonia heat pump technology can be used to capture this waste heat and to put it to beneficial use, eliminating or greatly reducing the need for inefficient boiler systems. This exploration and explanation of this emerging technology is supported by a case study of an existing food processing application.

The actual results of generating operating cost savings, conserving water and reducing fossil fuel consumption while using a working fluid (ammonia) with zero impact on global warming and ozone depletion are clearly directed towards and “dedicated to an eco-friendly environment”.

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15/02/2013

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14/02/2013

Design of effective air distribution for Air conditioning systems
Dr. Risto Kosonen, Ph D
Wednesday, 6th March 2013

Based on the REHVA Guidebook, this course will focus on the design of effective and draft less air distribution system, selection of terminal devices and placing of terminal device in relation to the room and to the building design.

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14/02/2013

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14/02/2013

Speaker in Focus: David Koenigshofer

A Senior Engineer at Dewberry, David has 40 years of Project Management and HVAC design experience. He has been responsible for hundreds of utility master plans, facility assessments, energy studies and MEP designs for hospitals, military facilities, and university campuses in the US and Pacific.

David is a “hands-on” engineer who enjoys field work, mechanical/electrical systems analysis, troubleshooting, commissioning and HVAC controls. Prior to joining Dewberry Engineers he was Project Manager at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, facilities engineer at Hewlett Packard Corp, Director of Facilities at WakeMed Hospital in North Carolina and president of Koenigshofer Engineers.

06/02/2013

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11/01/2013

An excellent piece on endemic poor energy efficiency practices in India. Food for thought.

Pasteurised milk delivered to you at your doorstep does not need heating. Of course, nobody told you that.

09/01/2013

An interview with Chamber Executive Director Kristian Wolf about opportunities for Australian and German collaboration on energy efficiency.

09/01/2013

Also featured is the Suzlon headquarters in Pune. A good read!

Green architecture, otherwise known as sustainable architecture or green building, is a form of eco-friendly construction whereby a property is built with the natural environment in mind. This may incorporate the use of alternative energy sources, recyclable materials, green roofing, waste reduction...

08/01/2013

Using only 12 watts of electricity, the NanoLight generates over 1600 lumens, equivalent to a 100W incandescent lightbulb!

A new LED lightbulb that is the most energy efficient on the planet. The NanoLight takes energy efficient lighting to the next level.

07/01/2013

A heat trading simulation tool is being developed with the aim of creating an open market for heat trading, enabling consumers to save energy and contribute to helping the environment.