14 Dec 2017
A new guide on variable refrigerant flow (VRF) air conditioning was published in December 2017 as a joint publication from the Institute of Refrigeration and CIBSE. IOR members will be able to download it for FREE from the web site. Over the last 30 years VRF systems have established themselves as effective cooling and heating technology in a range commercial applications. During this time VRF manufacturers have innovated and developed their own range of different VRF solutions. With increased focus on energy efficiency, carbon emissions and sustainability, the need for guidance on the design, application and use of VRF cooling and heating systems has become more important.
The main purpose of this publication is to provide an independent source of information to assist designers in selecting and configuring VRF systems to realise their optimum environmental and economic potential. Specifically, it provides:
Free to IOR and CIBSE members. £72 inc VAT for non members.
Download the new IOR CIBSE VRF Air Conditioning Guide
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