In an interview with editor Linda Becker, Andrew Pansulla of Chemours talks about some of the challenges the industrial refrigeration industry is facing right now and how the regulatory environment is driving changes in refrigerant use — and development. Listen now.

Dale Smith of Honeywell Thermal Solutions joins editor Linda Becker to talk about the digitalization of industrial thermal processes and how IIoT is changing how we manage processes and produce products. Listen now.

You cannot control what you do not monitor, but not everyone has unlimited money to achieve the best-in-class operations and sustainability. In this one-hour webinar, learn how digitizing and analyzing basic thermal system sensors creates actionable operating and capital expenditure roadmaps for real-time sustainability monitoring. This session also covers low emission burners, electrification and blending green fuels like hydrogen to achieve sustainability goals. Join us live on October 6 or register for on-demand access. Register here.

Combining traditional air cooling and closed-loop evaporative cooling, hybrid air coolers offer reliable and effective cooling for a range of industrial applications…on nature’s terms. By switching cooling modes to match the natural temperature cycles of the ambient air, a hybrid air cooler takes advantage of the cooling possibilities offered by nature on any given day. This allows for optimized water and electricity consumption while maximizing cooling capacity. Join us live on October 19 or register for on-demand access. Register here.

In liquid temperature control, as in so many facets of heating and cooling, the complicated dynamics of refrigeration do not go unnoticed. Dr. Dirk Frese, vice president of marketing, sales and service at Julabo USA, relates the complexities of cooling back to the fundamental laws of thermodynamics. In a one-hour webinar, Dr. Frese walks through the multiple transfers of energy required in a refrigeration cycle as they compare to heating. Register here to watch on-demand.