Titlebook: Industrial Refrigeration; Principles, Design a P. C. Koelet,T. B. Gray Textbook 1992Latest edition P. C. Koelet 1992 construction.design.fo

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Controls,particular aspect of refrigeration technology can be singled out because of its rapid pace of development, it is that of controls. Developments in electronics and data technology quickly make any detailed descriptions of controls and controlling systems outdated. Secondly, it is easy to obtain up-to

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Special Food Preservation Methods and Other Applications,re obtained by using efficient refrigerating plant and good insulation of the room. The only other action taken was refreshing the air from time to time by extracting air through a ventilator. This action was particularly necessary for citrus fruit, which produces a large quantity of volatile gases.

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Economic Considerations of Refrigeration,blem lies in the fact that several different solutions are possible for the same project. It is true to say that refrigerating plants, even of the same refrigerating capacity, can be built for a wide range of prices. It all depends on the choice of the design concept; however, because of manufacturi

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Epilogue,gular preventive maintenance is carried out by skilled and licensed technicians. This includes the opening of compressors for inspection. For reasons of both safety and the protection of the environment, plants should only be worked on by appropriately qualified and approved personnel when regular g

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Food Products and their Preservation by Refrigeration,man life and optimizing conditions for human comfort: it serves computer installations, laboratories and hospitals, as well as conserving medicines and food. It is essential for a refrigeration engineer to have some background knowledge about life in general and the composition of food products in particular.

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Economic Considerations of Refrigeration,ng standardization and the small number of plant-manufacturers now in business, price differences between 5 and 15% can only be explained by differences in the individual overall concept of the plants — no longer can they be attributed to the quality of components.

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