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CO2 Introduction Podcast & Resources

May 25, 2017 Bryan Orr No Comments

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In this episode of the podcast Bryan talks with Andre Patenaude from Emerson about CO2 as a refrigerant. CO2 refrigeration and Transcritical booster systems.

Here are some more resources to learn more –

Seven Keys to Servicing CO2 Systems – Article by Andre

Co2 Booster Systems Introduction – Article by Bryan

Cascade Refrigeration – Article by Bryan

Emerson CO2 Application Guide

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