With all of these changes occurring with A2L refrigerant requirements. Who can tell me when the "Montreal Protocol" was signed, and what it has to do with low GWP refrigerants?
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🚨🚨🚨 6 Month Refrigerant Phase-Out Alert!!! 🚨🚨🚨 July 1st marked the 6-month count down until the first major refrigerant phase out deadline for new equipment. Most HVAC equipment using R-410a or other refrigerants with a GWP above 700 can no longer be manufactured, or imported, into the United States beyond 1/1/2025. As a result, many custom-built equipment already passed their ‘last order date’ and must use new refrigerants. Many other types of equipment are approaching their last order dates, dependent on quantities and on where they are being manufactured. We are releasing more and more design information for new products with low GWP refrigerants every month, and we can already deliver some equipment with new refrigerants. Meanwhile, many members of our organizations continue to participate in codes and standards groups and meetings surrounding new low GWP A2L refrigerants. We have already made progress, but we are hoping for more progress in the coming months. Please visit our HTS & DXS Refrigerant Transition Team Support page to reach out to the team: https://hubs.la/Q02GgS7G0 #refrigerants #r32 #lowGWP #decarbonization
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A2L refrigerants are indeed the next generation of low Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants developed to combat climate change. 1. Ventilation Requirements: Systems using A2L refrigerants often need enhanced ventilation to ensure that any leaked refrigerant does not accumulate to flammable concentrations. 2. Detection Systems: Installing refrigerant leak detection systems is crucial to identify leaks quickly and prevent hazardous situations. 3. Refrigerant Charge Limits: There are specific limits on the amount of A2L refrigerant that can be charged in a system, especially in occupied spaces, to minimize risk. 4. Equipment Design: HVAC equipment must be specifically designed and certified for use with A2L refrigerants, including components like compressors, condensers, and evaporators. 5. Fire Safety: Fire safety measures, such as proper labeling, training, and emergency protocols, are essential due to the mild flammability of A2L refrigerants. 6. Building Codes and Standards: Adherence to updated building codes and standards, such as CSA B52-2023 in Canada, which includes provisions for A2L refrigerants, is mandatory. 7. Installation and Maintenance: Technicians must be trained in handling A2L refrigerants, including safe installation, maintenance, and repair practices. Would you like more detailed information on any specific aspect of using A2L refrigerants in building systems? Talk your experts at HTS Engineering - Heat Transfer Solutions
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Many colleges and universities are struggling with advancing their decarbonization goals today. This is a solution designed to help them eliminate/reduce the need for gas-fired boilers. In turn, it significantly reduces their carbon footprint through reduction of fossil fuel consumption (Scope1), while also improving chiller plant efficiency (Scope 2) all while recapitalizing their plant assets to improve resiliency. Call to see if the approach is right for your campus! Thomas.walther@carrier.com.
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3moConcept drawn up in mid 80's implemented a couple years later to initially address ODP. Little did we know a short time later that the very HFC gases they pushed us to. R404-R410 would have targets on their back because it's now all about GWP... Wreaks of irony