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Low-TFA refrigerants: A future-ready solution for chillers and heat pumps

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By Adam Kimmel, Orbia Fluor
| FM Link Verified
As facility owners, managers and designers navigate tightening global regulations on carbon emissions and PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances), refrigerant selection has become a critical decision affecting compliance, sustainability, and future-readiness of system designs. Highly engineered composite refrigerants, like R-444A, offer a compelling option for chiller and low-pressure heat pump system designers seeking superior energy efficiency and satisfactory cooling capacity.
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Solving Mobile HVAC: The challenge of developing next generation refrigerants

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By Adam Kimmel
| Aftermarket Matters Verified
The industry is at an inflection point: customers and regulators demand urgent climate action, end users expect performance and reliability, and service providers need continuity. Throughout its history, mobile HVAC engineers have begrudgingly accepted a difficult tradeoff: prioritize either performance or sustainability to meet regulations. On one side, consumers expect reliable cooling capacity, safety, and efficiency.
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New Tech Tuesdays: The Sound of the Future Is Smarter

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By Bruce Byfield, Charles Byers, Adam Kimmel, Adam Taylor
| mouser.com
AI Enhances Noise Cancellation in Next-Gen Audio New Tech Tuesdays What used to be a one-size-fits-all approach to noise cancellation headphones is getting replaced with algorithms that understand the sonic characteristics of different environments. Whether a user is in a coffee shop, on a train, or walking through the noisiest environment, next-generation audio devices know how to adapt. What makes this possible is on-device machine learning (ML) that operates in real time.
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