26 Sep 2018

Description
Refrigerant recycling and recovery is now becoming a vital issue for the RACHP industry as HFC refrigerant supply becomes limited by the phase down. We can expect to see more recycled and reclaimed refrigerant being used as a result. This webinar will explore some of the key issues and questions about these practices including:
- Environmental and legislation around refrigerant recycling and use
- Refrigerant recovery and transfer processes– recovery machines, cylinders and waste transfer
- When to reclaim and when to recycle
- How to use reclaimed refrigerant
Programme of speakers
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