COLD STORES
A long-term solution for cold stores
These case studies from Climalife Connect showcase Solstice L40X (R-455A) in cold store applications.
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specialist in the food industry, Spanish manufacturer Greenfrío off ers a wide range of R-455A equipment. Here are two examples: one for packaged meat
products, the other for fruit. A pioneer in the manufacture and export of compact industrial refrigeration equipment and chillers featuring cutting-edge, eco-effi cient and sustainable technologies, Greenfrío, which arose from the ashes of the famous Spanish group Ramón Vizcaíno, has been committed from the outset to seeking out the best energy alternatives. The last few years have been particularly busy for Greenfrío, which specialises in processes for the agri-food industry, particularly sausage, cheese, fi sh and ham dryers. The company exports its solutions to over 30 countries worldwide, including Switzerland, Canada, the United States, France, Portugal, Mexico, Peru, Cape Verde, Uzbekistan and the Dominican Republic.
As well as having a catalogue with a very wide range of models, it assembles equipment on request according to its customers’ needs. In many projects, it has no hesitation in recommending the Solstice L40X (R-455A) solution with
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very low GWP for several reasons, as its director Jean Claude Penades explains: “HFOs or HFO/HFC blends off er better overall performance and greater effi ciency than most conventional fl uids or so-called “natural” refrigerants, and they also off er a long-term solution thanks to their GWP of less than 150. Their physical properties are similar to those of HFCs, and they are relatively easy to implement, with no added complexity compared with systems using A1 fl uids. What’s more, most of
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