GEA Videos no-reply@gea.com https://video.gea.com en-us Visualplatform http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss GEA Videos episodic no https://video.gea.com/files/rv1.68/sitelogo.gif https://video.gea.com http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-what-and-how <p>Ammonia is a (N)aturally occurring refrigerant which is climate and environmentally friendly. It has the (H)ighest efficiency, cost effective to produce and has an extremely low cost per kg compared with synthetic refrigerants. It has a proven use for a (H)undred and fifty years as a safe and effective refrigerant. Ammonia can be used for both (H)eating and cooling for a wide application from minus 45°C/ minus 49°F to an industry-leading 95°C/ 203°F. Continuing development will bring even higher temperatures in the future.<p></p> <p>More on ammonia? Go to GEA.com/Ammonia</p></p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-what-and-how"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968579/89057808/92e8a72994b66745e2d57cb28fee75eb/standard/download-8-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.gea.com/photo/89057808 Tue, 05 Nov 2024 15:12:09 GMT Ammonia: The what and how Ammonia is a (N)aturally occurring refrigerant which is climate and environmentally friendly. It has the (H)ighest efficiency, cost effective to produce and has an extremely low cost per kg compared with synthetic refrigerants. It has a proven use for a (H)undred and fifty years as a safe and effective refrigerant. Ammonia can be used for both (H)eating and cooling for a wide application from minus 45°C/ minus 49°F to an industry-leading 95°C/ 203°F. Continuing development will bring even higher temperatures in the future. More on ammonia? Go to GEA.com/Ammonia Ammonia is a (N)aturally occurring refrigerant which is climate and environmentally friendly. It has the (H)ighest efficiency, cost effective to produce and has an extremely low cost per kg compared with synthetic refrigerants. It has a proven use... GEA Videos 01:20 <p>Ammonia is a (N)aturally occurring refrigerant which is climate and environmentally friendly. It has the (H)ighest efficiency, cost effective to produce and has an extremely low cost per kg compared with synthetic refrigerants. It has a proven use for a (H)undred and fifty years as a safe and effective refrigerant. Ammonia can be used for both (H)eating and cooling for a wide application from minus 45°C/ minus 49°F to an industry-leading 95°C/ 203°F. Continuing development will bring even higher temperatures in the future.<p></p> <p>More on ammonia? Go to GEA.com/Ammonia</p></p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-what-and-how"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968579/89057808/92e8a72994b66745e2d57cb28fee75eb/standard/download-8-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> Chillers & Heat Pumps Compressors Heating & refrigeration natural-refrigerant-ammonia http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-application <p>“When designing the new factory, we chose to put both processing and utilities experts in the same room and asked them to challenge each other in every aspect of production process and general operations to come up with the ultimate CO2 neutral solution. That solution included using ammonia as a natural refrigerant for the refrigeration and heat pump plant." After a year in production, former Director of Operations at Innocent Drinks in Europe, Andy Joynson, is very happy with the clear results the solution is showing: “We’re operating with something like 60% of the energy demand that would be required to run a plant of equivalent size, so it’s a significant difference”. <p>To learn more about ammonia as a refrigerant go to www.GEA.com/Ammonia</p></p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-application"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968577/88852849/6babeb345e20086225bc4e2027c1b946/standard/download-7-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.gea.com/photo/88852849 Wed, 20 Sep 2023 21:42:45 GMT Ammonia: The application “When designing the new factory, we chose to put both processing and utilities experts in the same room and asked them to challenge each other in every aspect of production process and general operations to come up with the ultimate CO2 neutral solution. That solution included using ammonia as a natural refrigerant for the refrigeration and heat pump plant." After a year in production, former Director of Operations at Innocent Drinks in Europe, Andy Joynson, is very happy with the clear results the solution is showing: “We’re operating with something like 60% of the energy demand that would be required to run a plant of equivalent size, so it’s a significant difference”. To learn more about ammonia as a refrigerant go to www.GEA.com/Ammonia “When designing the new factory, we chose to put both processing and utilities experts in the same room and asked them to challenge each other in every aspect of production process and general operations to come up with the ultimate CO2 neutral... GEA Videos 01:52 <p>“When designing the new factory, we chose to put both processing and utilities experts in the same room and asked them to challenge each other in every aspect of production process and general operations to come up with the ultimate CO2 neutral solution. That solution included using ammonia as a natural refrigerant for the refrigeration and heat pump plant." After a year in production, former Director of Operations at Innocent Drinks in Europe, Andy Joynson, is very happy with the clear results the solution is showing: “We’re operating with something like 60% of the energy demand that would be required to run a plant of equivalent size, so it’s a significant difference”. <p>To learn more about ammonia as a refrigerant go to www.GEA.com/Ammonia</p></p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-application"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968577/88852849/6babeb345e20086225bc4e2027c1b946/standard/download-7-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> Heating & refrigeration Heating & refrigeration/Beverage natural-refrigerant-ammonia http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-science <p>Science is rooting for natural refrigerants. Professor in Refrigeration and Environmental Technologies, Michael Kauffeld, has the facts, stats and numbers to back it up – ammonia is the best refrigerant: “You can go back to this investigation from The National Institute of Standards and Technology* where they compared 60 million different chemicals. The number one fluid was ammonia. […] Ammonia is the best choice and there will not be any other game-changer”. Ammonia has a global warming potential of zero, a very high efficiency, lower production footprint and an ammonia facility can produce a ROI within 1-2 years.</p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-science"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968568/86333571/a365287ae6fcf91a00d6f20b1bf29979/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.gea.com/photo/86333571 Fri, 16 Jun 2023 17:53:00 GMT Ammonia: The science Science is rooting for natural refrigerants. Professor in Refrigeration and Environmental Technologies, Michael Kauffeld, has the facts, stats and numbers to back it up – ammonia is the best refrigerant: “You can go back to this investigation from The National Institute of Standards and Technology* where they compared 60 million different chemicals. The number one fluid was ammonia. […] Ammonia is the best choice and there will not be any other game-changer”. Ammonia has a global warming potential of zero, a very high efficiency, lower production footprint and an ammonia facility can produce a ROI within 1-2 years. Science is rooting for natural refrigerants. Professor in Refrigeration and Environmental Technologies, Michael Kauffeld, has the facts, stats and numbers to back it up – ammonia is the best refrigerant: “You can go back to this investigation from... GEA Videos 02:01 <p>Science is rooting for natural refrigerants. Professor in Refrigeration and Environmental Technologies, Michael Kauffeld, has the facts, stats and numbers to back it up – ammonia is the best refrigerant: “You can go back to this investigation from The National Institute of Standards and Technology* where they compared 60 million different chemicals. The number one fluid was ammonia. […] Ammonia is the best choice and there will not be any other game-changer”. Ammonia has a global warming potential of zero, a very high efficiency, lower production footprint and an ammonia facility can produce a ROI within 1-2 years.</p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-science"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968568/86333571/a365287ae6fcf91a00d6f20b1bf29979/standard/download-11-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> ammonia natural refrigerant natural-refrigerant-ammonia nh3 Refrigeration http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-future <p>The need to make today greener than yesterday is not only to contribute to a more sustainable production and operation within your line of business. It’s also a way to safeguard future generations. Synthetic refrigerants need to be phased out sooner rather than later. It’s not an option. It’s a must. Posterity demands it – and rightly so. According to the students within Refrigeration and Environmental Technology, Jiyan Akyol and Miriam Ballarin, you need to go with a natural refrigerant such as ammonia for both heating and cooling solutions. And why ammonia? NO GWP. NO ODP. NO PFAs. NO TFAs. HIGH efficiency. LOW energy consumption. LOW cost. LOW amount of refrigerant needed. R<span>ead more about ammonia at <a href="https://www.gea.com/en/articles/natural-refrigerants/natural-refrigerant-ammonia.jsp?&amp;utm_source=23video&amp;utm_medium=video-description&amp;utm_campaign=ammonia-the-future&amp;utm_content=ammonia-the-future">gea.com/ammonia</a>.&nbsp;</span></p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-future"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968561/86333544/37cfb6927152a6daea156b8ab4a40a95/standard/download-18-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> http://video.gea.com/photo/86333544 Fri, 16 Jun 2023 17:50:04 GMT Ammonia: The future The need to make today greener than yesterday is not only to contribute to a more sustainable production and operation within your line of business. It’s also a way to safeguard future generations. Synthetic refrigerants need to be phased out sooner rather than later. It’s not an option. It’s a must. Posterity demands it – and rightly so. According to the students within Refrigeration and Environmental Technology, Jiyan Akyol and Miriam Ballarin, you need to go with a natural refrigerant such as ammonia for both heating and cooling solutions. And why ammonia? NO GWP. NO ODP. NO PFAs. NO TFAs. HIGH efficiency. LOW energy consumption. LOW cost. LOW amount of refrigerant needed. Read more about ammonia at gea.com/ammonia. The need to make today greener than yesterday is not only to contribute to a more sustainable production and operation within your line of business. It’s also a way to safeguard future generations. Synthetic refrigerants need to be phased out... GEA Videos 01:08 <p>The need to make today greener than yesterday is not only to contribute to a more sustainable production and operation within your line of business. It’s also a way to safeguard future generations. Synthetic refrigerants need to be phased out sooner rather than later. It’s not an option. It’s a must. Posterity demands it – and rightly so. According to the students within Refrigeration and Environmental Technology, Jiyan Akyol and Miriam Ballarin, you need to go with a natural refrigerant such as ammonia for both heating and cooling solutions. And why ammonia? NO GWP. NO ODP. NO PFAs. NO TFAs. HIGH efficiency. LOW energy consumption. LOW cost. LOW amount of refrigerant needed. R<span>ead more about ammonia at <a href="https://www.gea.com/en/articles/natural-refrigerants/natural-refrigerant-ammonia.jsp?&amp;utm_source=23video&amp;utm_medium=video-description&amp;utm_campaign=ammonia-the-future&amp;utm_content=ammonia-the-future">gea.com/ammonia</a>.&nbsp;</span></p><p><a href="http://video.gea.com/ammonia-the-future"><img src="http://video.gea.com/64968561/86333544/37cfb6927152a6daea156b8ab4a40a95/standard/download-18-thumbnail.jpg" width="75" height=""/></a></p> Ammonia Natural Refrigerant natural-refrigerant-ammonia NH3 Refrigeration