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The Annual Proceedings of the Institute of Refrigeration Volume 115 are now available for download. Compiling technical papers and reports of the IOR meetings for 2018 – 19, the proceedings include talks on the Birth of the Refrigeration Industry in London and A Generalized Modeling Platform to Predict the Performance of Positive Displacement Compressors to name but a few.Members can download the Annual Proceedings for FREE (non-members can purchase them for £47). This is one of the many perks of membership which also includes free access to the library of IOR technical information, as well as regular news updates, invitations to attend events or training materials. You can read about all the benefits of becoming an IOR member on our web site.
The Proceedings are also produced on a CD-Rom for dispatch by post - https://ior.org.uk/shop/merchandise.
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