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The 15th International Conference on Compressors and Their Systems, taking place from 13 to 15 September 2027, is now inviting submissions. With the theme "Advancing compression technology through industry and academia collaboration" the conference will bring together researchers, academics, manufacturers, designers, suppliers and end users to share the latest developments in compressors, expanders, pumps and related systems.
Topics include:
• Positive displacement compressors and expanders
• Turbomachinery and fluid machinery systems
• Energy efficiency, Net Zero and sustainability
• Refrigeration, heat pumps and HVAC&R
• Hydrogen and specialist compressor applications
• AI, machine learning, digital twins and digitalisation
• Design, modelling, testing, diagnostics and reliability
• Emerging technologies in design and manufacturing
Abstract submission deadline is 22 November 2026 and you can find out more about the event and submitting an abstract at https://citycompressorsconference.london/Recent posts
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