Refrigerant reclaim webinar

26 Sep 2018

A webinar for technicians and service engineers

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

Introduction from the chairman of the Service Engineers Section, Gordon Adams
Refrigerant reclaim, Dewi Garcia HARP International
Good practice in recovery and transport - getting the processes, equipment and paperwork right, Ian Lemmon, HRP
Reclaim or recycle? Hints and tips for contractors, Brian Parker, Adcock Group
Service Engineer good practice and processes, Ian Fisher, Airmaster
Question and answer

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If you missed our webinar you can listen to the recording here:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3284758394385170178

Read the Guidance note

Members can download a free IOR Service Engineer guidance note on refrigerant on-site recycling

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