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Refrigerant Product List and Ranking from 11 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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  1. トレイン・ジャパン Tokyo//Industrial Electrical Equipment
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  3. 東日本イワタニガス 開発本部 Chiba//Energy
  4. 4 松澤製作所 Aichi//Industrial Machinery
  5. 5 ジャパンイノベーションズ Tokyo//Electricity, Gas and Water Industry
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  1. What is refrigerant R-514A? トレイン・ジャパン
  2. Next-generation refrigerant AGC is now available! 'Amolea AMOLEA 1234yf'
  3. Pharmaceutical-grade fluorinated refrigerant HFE "FEM-L75" 東日本イワタニガス 開発本部
  4. 4 Plate fin cooler, refrigerant【Customizable operating pressure】 松澤製作所
  5. 5 Natural refrigerant ジャパンイノベーションズ

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[Data] Refrigerant / Apiste

[Data] Refrigerant / Apiste

An easy-to-understand explanation of the role and types of "refrigerants" used in the refrigeration cycle, as well as the environmental impact of freon!

Refrigerants play the role of heat carriers. In the refrigeration cycle, they can move heat from a lower temperature area to a higher temperature area. The most commonly used refrigerant in air conditioning equipment and industrial cooling systems is fluorocarbon. The materials provide a detailed explanation of refrigerants that have a negative impact on the environment, such as CFCs and HCFCs. If you are interested, please take a look. *The materials can be viewed immediately from "PDF Download." [Contents] ■ What is a refrigerant ■ Types of refrigerants ■ Environmental impact of Freon - Ozone layer depletion - Global warming

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Plate fin cooler, refrigerant【Customizable operating pressure】

Plate fin cooler, refrigerant【Customizable operating pressure】

High thermal conductivity of pipes and fins with our unique technology! We will design and manufacture according to your specifications, such as fin pitch and heat source pressure, to meet your needs.

Matsuzawa Manufacturing's "Plate Fin Cooler Direct Expansion" is a heat exchanger that heats or cools gas passing through pipes. Its unique manufacturing machinery presses fins into place, resulting in a very high thermal conductivity between the pipes and fins. Additionally, it can accommodate material combinations for tubes and fins that cannot be handled by standard fins, and the fin pitch can be freely determined, allowing for adaptability to various conditions. You can select pipe thickness according to the pressure of the heat source, and the casing side (air/gas side) can also be designed according to specifications, enabling us to provide specifications that meet your needs. <Example> High-pressure specification sch80 pipe, all stainless direct expansion coil for CO2 refrigerant, airtight specification on the air side, heat transfer section extraction structure, etc. *We can accommodate conditions that standard machines cannot handle. If you are having trouble with heat exchangers, please feel free to consult us. *For more details, please download the materials or contact us through our company website.

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Natural refrigerant (CO2) heat pump water heater 'Commercial Eco-Cute'

Natural refrigerant (CO2) heat pump water heater 'Commercial Eco-Cute'

Comprehensive power of 'all systems are in-house production'! We have adopted a sealed large-capacity hot water circulation system.

The "Commercial Eco-Cute" is a hot water supply system that employs a large-capacity dual tank consisting of a main tank and an insulated sub-tank. It is a hygienic, space-saving, and easy-to-install sealed package storage unit. Instead of combustion, it heats water using atmospheric heat, making it an energy-efficient product. It uses CO2, a natural refrigerant that is environmentally friendly, ensuring excellent environmental performance, including energy savings. 【Features】 ■ Large-capacity main tank - A sealed tank with a maximum capacity of 15,000 liters - Adopts a unique structure that maximizes the efficiency of the heat pump ■ Equipped with an insulated sub-tank - Maintains the water temperature in the main tank and suppresses unnecessary heating *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Conversion to R407C as an alternative to HCFCs

Conversion to R407C as an alternative to HCFCs

We propose a replacement plan for the new refrigerant with a unit form that takes into account work efficiency on-site!

Refrigerant R407C has similar pressure, capacity, and efficiency to R22, making it a refrigerant with very low risk for maintaining the performance of currently used air conditioning units. HCFCs (R22), which are ozone-depleting substances, were reduced by 60% from the annual production quota for 2010-2014 starting January 1, 2015, and were reduced to zero production starting January 1, 2020. Although there may still be some production remaining for replenishment purposes, it is very difficult to obtain, so it is necessary to replace the refrigerant in use with the new refrigerant (R407C). Our company proposes a plan to replace the current HCFCs used in your equipment with a suitable new refrigerant. Please feel free to consult us when needed. [R407C (New Refrigerant HFC) Features] - Composition: Ternary mixed refrigerant - Saturated vapor pressure [MPa-abs] at 25°C: 1.19 - Evaporation latent heat [kJ/kg]: 249 - Ozone depletion potential [ODP]: 0 *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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What is the new refrigerant that is attracting attention?

What is the new refrigerant that is attracting attention?

For companies, the trends in refrigerants need to be recognized as important news!

Freon was developed by humanity for use in devices aimed at cooling objects. It is an artificial substance that evaporates easily and has the property of dissolving oils, which has led to its application in various products and industrial uses. However, Freon also has weaknesses, and the Montreal Protocol, which came into effect in 1989, regulates two types of specific Freons: CFCs and designated Freons: HCFCs. Specific Freons are to be completely phased out by 1996, and designated Freons will soon be abolished as well. This article outlines the new refrigerants and explains the benefits of their introduction. [Contents] ■ The relationship between new refrigerants and Freon ■ From alternative Freons to new refrigerants ■ The trend of new refrigerants cannot be overlooked in the future *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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The history of refrigeration and refrigerants.

The history of refrigeration and refrigerants.

Comparison of target substances and gases! Introduction of the lecture content by the chairman of the non-profit organization.

On April 19, 2017 (Wednesday) in Tokyo and April 21 (Friday) in Osaka, we held a "Product Announcement Conference for the New Turbo Refrigeration Unit Utilizing Non-Freon Next-Generation Refrigerant R-514A" for invited guests. As part of the keynote speech, the Chairman of the Environmental Energy Network 21 delivered a presentation on "Trends in Next-Generation Low GWP Non-Freon Refrigerants in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry." In this context, we will explain the content of the presentation, including the birth of refrigerants and trends in next-generation refrigerants, in three parts. [Contents] ■ Keynote Speech Digest: "Trends in Next-Generation Low GWP Non-Freon Refrigerants in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry" ■ Speaker Profile ■ History of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning, and Refrigerants (Slides No. 3-5) ■ Background of Freon Countermeasures (Slides No. 6-12) ■ Notes on Handling Presentation Materials *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Hydrocarbon refrigerants 'R-600a and R-290'

Hydrocarbon refrigerants 'R-600a and R-290'

It greatly contributes to environmental protection by being non-Freon with a low global warming potential, without destroying the ozone layer.

R-600a and R-290 are hydrocarbon refrigerants used in refrigerators, freezers, and showcases. They contribute significantly to environmental protection as they do not deplete the ozone layer and have a low global warming potential, being non-fluorinated. Although they are flammable, they are environmentally friendly products that exist naturally in the environment. For more details, please contact us. 【R-600a Details (Partial)】 ■ Purity: 98% or higher ■ Moisture: 20 ppm or lower ■ Boiling point (at atmospheric pressure): -11.7℃ ■ Vapor pressure (gauge pressure): 0.20 MPa (20℃) ■ Sulfur content: 0.1 ppm or lower, etc. *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The fluorocarbon method is changing! "Efforts towards recycled fluorocarbons"

The fluorocarbon method is changing! "Efforts towards recycled fluorocarbons"

Achieve significant cost savings of 20-30% compared to purchasing new, with quality that is the same as new!

Our company conducts simple analysis of the refrigerants that have been destroyed by previous laws, and we distill and regenerate over 150 tons of high-purity refrigerants annually, selling them at low prices. 【Do you have any of these concerns?】 〇 Is the quality of regenerated refrigerants okay…? 〇 Is it the same as new R410A…? 〇 Is analysis necessary…? ~ We have resolved all such questions! ~ You can achieve a significant cost reduction of 20-30% compared to purchasing new "R410A" refrigerant while maintaining the same quality! *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Refrigerant "Opteon(TM) XP40 (R-449A)"

Refrigerant "Opteon(TM) XP40 (R-449A)"

There is a possibility that your current refrigeration and freezer equipment or showcase may become unusable. We will support the introduction of low GWP refrigerants in the future!

HCFC refrigerants will be completely banned from new production and import by the end of 2019, and the phased reduction of HFC refrigerants will start from 2019. As the stock in circulation gradually diminishes, there is a risk that maintenance refrigerants will become unavailable. Refrigerators, freezers, and showcases using existing HCFC/HFC refrigerants may become unmaintainable if left unattended. 'Opteon(TM) XP40 (R-449A)' is a hydrofluoroolefin (HFO) refrigerant that does not destroy the ozone layer and has a low global warming potential (GWP). It is suitable for new equipment and retrofitting existing equipment, offering higher energy efficiency and environmental characteristics. [Features] - Low GWP (global warming potential) - Non-flammable - Proven track record with major equipment and component manufacturers - Alternative for medium and low-temperature refrigerants (equivalent capacity) - Rechargeable after leakage, etc. *For more details, please download the PDF or contact us.

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Conditions for refrigerants and new indicators

Conditions for refrigerants and new indicators

Introduction of the lecture content by the chairman of a non-profit organization on the characteristics and challenges of refrigerants!

This is the second installment of the explanation of the keynote speech by the chairman of the Environmental Energy Network 21, titled "Trends in Next-Generation Low GWP and Non-Fluorinated Refrigerants in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry." This time, we will cover "Conditions Required for Refrigerants" and "New Indicators (GTP)" from the topic "(3) Development of Low GWP and Non-Fluorinated Refrigerants." We encourage you to read it. 【Contents】 ■ Digest of the keynote speech "Trends in Next-Generation Low GWP and Non-Fluorinated Refrigerants in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry" ■ Speaker Profile ■ Conditions Required for Refrigerants (Slides No. 14-20) ■ About New Indicators (Slides No. 21-24) ■ Notes on Handling of Presentation Materials *Detailed content of the article can be viewed through the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Laws related to refrigerants and the global environment

Laws related to refrigerants and the global environment

Issues and measures related to fluorocarbons! Introducing the lecture content of the chairman of a specified non-profit organization.

Keynote speech by Tetsuro Kishimoto, Chairman of the Environmental Energy Network 21, on "Trends in Next-Generation Low GWP and Non-Freon Refrigerants in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry," is presented in its third installment. In this final installment, we will cover "Amendments to the High-Pressure Gas Safety Act and the Fluorocarbon Emission Control Act," "Trends in Refrigerants," and "Protecting the Global Environment." Please take a moment to read it. [Contents (Excerpt)] ■ Summary of the keynote speech "Trends in Next-Generation Low GWP and Non-Freon Refrigerants in the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Industry" ■ Speaker Profile ■ Amendments to the High-Pressure Gas Safety Act and the Fluorocarbon Emission Control Act (Slides No. 25-29) ■ Trends in Refrigerants (Slides No. 30-32) ■ Protecting the Global Environment (Slides No. 33-43) *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. *For more details, please check the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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What is refrigerant R-514A?

What is refrigerant R-514A?

Introducing the features and benefits of non-fluorinated refrigerants following R-1233zd in a column!

Train, as an environmental expert in the HVAC industry, is actively transitioning to non-fluorinated next-generation refrigerants to achieve sustainability. As the second phase of this non-fluorinated initiative, we will soon announce a turbo chiller that uses the refrigerant "R-514A." This article provides a detailed explanation of the benefits of the refrigerants used in Train's turbo chillers and the services related to refrigerant conversion. [Contents] ■ Main features of the non-fluorinated refrigerant R-514A ■ About the turbo chiller using R-514A ■ Refrigerants suitable for conversion from HFC refrigerants *For more details, you can view the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Pharmaceutical-grade fluorinated refrigerant HFE 'FEM-56'

Pharmaceutical-grade fluorinated refrigerant HFE 'FEM-56'

Introducing the environmentally friendly fluorine-based cleaning agent "FEM-56." It is also used in the semiconductor field, thermal media, and precision equipment cleaning.

Hydrofluoroether (HFE) possesses characteristics such as chemical inertness, non-flammability, low toxicity, a zero ozone depletion potential, and non-corrosiveness. It is a fluorinated solvent manufactured with a focus on environmental considerations and meets the latest REACH regulation list (below the threshold for substances of very high concern, with no regulated substances detected).

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Pharmaceutical-grade fluorinated refrigerant HFE "FEM-L75"

Pharmaceutical-grade fluorinated refrigerant HFE "FEM-L75"

Introducing the environmentally friendly fluorinated solvent 'FEM-L75'. It is also used in the semiconductor field, thermal media, and precision equipment cleaning.

Hydrofluoroether (HFE) possesses characteristics such as chemical inertness, non-flammability, low toxicity, a zero ozone depletion potential, and non-corrosiveness. It is a fluorinated solvent manufactured with a focus on environmental considerations, meeting the latest REACH regulation list (below the threshold for substances of very high concern, with no regulated substances detected).

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