Vol 92, No 9 (2003)

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XXI International Congress on Refrigeration

Komarova N.I.

Abstract

The next XXI International Congress on Refrigeration was held on August 17-23, 2003 in Washington, D.C., by the International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) together with the American National Committee of IIR under the motto "Refrigeration for the Good of Mankind". Organizational sponsors of the congress include the American Institute of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (ARI), American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, Ventilating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), IIAR, NIST, USDA, and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Sponsors from the industrial sector were American and international companies and institutions: Carrier Corporation, Danfoss, York International Corporation, McQuay, Evapco Inc., York Refrigeration, Intertek Testing Services, Technibel, Termo King Corporation, Trane Company. About 800 delegates from 54 countries of the world, including 10 from Russia, participated in Congress. All in all there were 424 papers registered at the Congress on the topics of 10 scientific and technical commissions of IIH (cryophysics, cryogenics; liquefaction and separation of gases; thermodynamics and heat transfer processes; refrigeration engineering; cryobiology, cryomedicine; food science and technology; cold storage; refrigerated transport; air conditioning; heat pumps and energy recovery). 10 papers from the Russian National Committee for Cooperation with IIH were included in the Congress program.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):2-4
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Stirling refrigeration machines: features, applications and trends in domestic technology

Kirillov N.G.

Abstract

In the article of the review nature the peculiarities of refrigerating machines based on Stirling cycle are considered as well as their benefits, possibility of use in the technique of moderate refrigeration, experience of use in cryogenic engineering and for development of heat pumps. Current level and prospects of development and use of a domestic refrigerating Stirling machine are considered.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):6-9
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Grasso piston compressors

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Grasso has been one of the world leaders in refrigeration engineering for many years. For more than 150 years, it has been manufacturing refrigeration compressors. Currently, both open-type compressors (Grasso 12E, Grasso 12, Grasso 10, Grasso 6 series) and semi-hermetic compressors (Grasso 7S, Grasso 8S series) are produced. In total, the company manufactures 44 types of compressors, as well as compressor units and refrigeration machines based on them.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):10-10
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New integrated automation unit PUM-2000

Surkov S.V., Tovaras N.V., Khomenko S.V., Lobov O.V.

Abstract

Research and production company "Khimkholodservis" has developed and successfully introduces a new complex automation unit PUM-2000 to control refrigeration machines and units based on domestic and foreign screw compressors. It is based on modern microprocessor technology, which is the most advanced in modern instrumentation.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):12-13
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Hermetic centrifugal pumps from HERMETIC-Pumpen GmbHm

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HERMETIC-Pumpen GmbH is a member of the LEDERLE-HERMETIC industrial group (Germany) and is the world's leading manufacturer of sealless pumps. HERMETIC-Pumpen has been dedicated to the production and development of various pump types for more than 130 years. HERMETIC pumps are designed especially for the tough conditions of the chemical and petrochemical industry. The company also successfully applies its experience in this field to the production of pumps for the refrigeration industry. More than 50,000 HERMETIC refrigeration pumps installed worldwide are used in a wide variety of applications such as refrigerated warehouses, freezing complexes, meat processing plants, slaughterhouses, breweries and dairies, refrigerated ships and rail vehicles, air conditioning systems, etc.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):16-17
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Comprehensive automation of refrigeration systems using computer monitoring systems

Zhemoydo S.V.

Abstract

Modern technological trends require more and more extensive use of electronics in refrigeration automation and control devices. Without this, it is no longer possible to create competitive systems.
But as the number of controllers increases, so does the laboriousness of their setting. The number of parameters, which should be simultaneously monitored for normal operation of a refrigeration system, is growing, the interrelation between the parameters and regulation algorithms are becoming more complicated, which can nullify all the advantages of controllers. To avoid these problems, a change from individual controllers of different companies to complex computer monitoring systems is necessary.
Cryotek engineers are convinced that only comprehensive automation based on monitoring systems can provide a qualitative leap in the management of refrigeration plants and reveal all the advantages of electronic controllers.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):20-22
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York central air conditioners and supply and exhaust units

Abstract

At the end of 2000, YORK International Corporation, a world leader in air conditioning technology, opened a plant in Zelenograd (Moscow) to produce central air conditioners and supply and exhaust units. The main components of air conditioners - heat exchangers, fans and electric motors - are imported, but a number of components (aluminum profile, panels and filters) are made in Russia. Central air conditioners manufactured by YORK have excellent acoustic characteristics and meet the highest quality standards. Their capacity range is from 0.25 to 70 m3/s, and total static pressure is up to 4000 Pa.
Due to continuous improvement of production processes at the plant in Zelenograd it was possible to achieve a significant decrease in the cost of production, which, in turn, makes it possible to reduce the price of the products sold. Currently, with a consistently high quality, the price level of YORK supply and exhaust units and central air conditioners manufactured in Zelenograd is the lowest among the foreign manufacturers of similar equipment. This allows us to successfully compete with such domestic manufacturers as "VEZA", "Vozdukhotechnika", etc.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):26-27
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Heat pumps (Aircool)

Abstract

Recently, heat and hot water production with the help of heat pumps is becoming more and more common. The most advantageous is the use of bivalent systems, i.e. already existing boiler house with an additional set of heat pump.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):29-29
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Refrigeration units with intermediate coolant

Akhmetzyanov M.T., Lazarev A.G.

Abstract

As it is known, one of the main requirements to safety of ammonia refrigeration facilities operation is reduction of ammonia capacity. However, reduction of refrigerant volumes seems to be actual also for refrigerating units operating on freon. This direction is implemented in practice by FABS Engineering, which has designed and put into operation several large refrigeration systems in which refrigeration supply to the consumer is carried out with the help of intermediate coolant.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):30-31
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ADAP-KOOL® - a reliable assistant in the operation of refrigeration equipment

Abstract

Even the most advanced refrigeration equipment cannot be so reliable as to work without maintenance for a long time. Sooner or later malfunctions and emergencies are possible, and this can happen when there is no service personnel at the enterprise. A timely signal of a failure in the refrigeration system with information about the nature of the malfunction is necessary for prompt troubleshooting.
For this purpose, Danfoss has developed the ADAP-KOOL® system for remote monitoring and control of commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):34-35
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Main possible faults of scroll compressors

Babakin B.S., Vygodin V.A., Pleshanov S.A.

Abstract

At present, extensive research in the field of scroll compressors is being carried out by many compressor manufacturers for the refrigeration industry. Refrigeration scroll compressors have successfully withstood the test of time and have actively begun to displace other types of compressors. This is due to the fact that scroll compressors are reliable in operation, contain 40% fewer parts than piston compressors, produce less noise and have a longer service life. Scroll compressors are used in all major air conditioning systems including split and multi split models, floor standing versions, roof tops (rooftop air conditioners), heat pumps, compressor and condensing units, supermarket centralized refrigeration systems, industrial refrigeration and transport installations including containers. The range of refrigeration capacity of scroll compressors is constantly expanding, and at present its upper limit is approaching 200 kW (when using a multi-compressor station).
In the above areas of refrigeration technology, scroll compressors actively compete with piston and screw compressors. Obviously, each type of compressors has its own disadvantages and advantages.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):40-43
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Multifunctional small plasma unit for soldering, brazing, welding and cutting

Abstract

If you look from a safe distance directly into the nozzle of the plasma torch of the Multiplaz-2500, you will see... The sun! Exactly the Sun! After all, the temperature of the working body at the nozzle exit is ~ 8000°С (for comparison: the average temperature on the surface of the Sun is -6000°С)! At this temperature, any substance may be only in the fourth aggregate state (after solid, liquid and gaseous) - the plasma state.

Refrigeration Technology. 2003;92(9):44-45
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