Refrigeration has become an essential part of modern life, and its significance cannot be overstated. With a myriad of applications and various types catering to diverse needs, our daily routines would be drastically altered without its presence. From preserving perishable goods to providing comfort in our homes and commercial spaces, refrigeration plays a vital role. Therefore, it is of utmost importance to prioritise the maintenance of refrigeration systems. By ensuring their optimal performance and longevity through regular upkeep, we guarantee uninterrupted operations for businesses, seamless food storage for households, and sustained functioning of critical industries. Embracing the responsibility of maintaining these systems ensures a smooth and efficient functioning of our day-to-day lives.
Fridges and Freezers are some of the biggest users of refrigeration – there are an estimated 1.5-1.8 billion domestic refrigerators and freezers in operation worldwide.
Most manufacturing processes use refrigeration to cool down produce quickly – not just food, and many buildings must have refrigerated air conditioning to make sure they are comfortable for people to work in.
About 50% of supermarkets produce is refrigerated – this includes store rooms behind the scenes and distribution centres.
Lots of Homes and offices in cities don’t have windows that they could open because it’s too noisy or polluted outside. They use instead mechanically ventilated air cooled by refrigeration systems.
Some of the most efficient modern heating systems now use something called a heat exchanger or heat pump which makes them more efficient. This is a refrigeration technology used for heating instead of cooling.
Most modern cars now come with air conditioning which is a small refrigeration system with a fan to keep you comfortable whilst driving.
Computers would get so warm they would stop working if they weren’t refrigerated.
Telephone exchanges would be the same as Computer Server Centres and cause heat from the networking and computer equipment which would stop working if they weren’t refrigerated.
Hospitals use a lot of refrigeration in areas such as operating theatres, storage of tissue and blood, keeping medicines safe and even sometimes making patients more comfortable during treatment or freezing tumours.
Labs use equipment for testing certain medicines, also storage of medicines in stability cabinets using different climate conditions. These are controlled by setting a particular temperature and Relative Humidity (RH%) set point.
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