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METI / ECCJ / ACE Training Program MTPEC04 (2006.02)

2. Energy Conservation Technology for Buildings
Upgrading to high-efficiency turbo chillers


  • The COP(coefficient of performance)of 20-year-old equipment is about 4.0; for today's equipment, it is more than 6.0.
  • For the future, natural cooling media such as ammonia and CO2 are desirable.
  • Select a CFC substitute when upgrading turbo chiller
  • Select a specified CFC when changing only the cooling medium in an existing turbo chiller
    The COP will fall slightly



2. Energy Conservation Technology for Buildings
Information on Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)


In accordance with the regulations of the Act Concerning Withdrawal and Destruction of CFCs enforced in April 2002, equipment users are required to withdraw and destruct CFCs in an appropriate way.


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