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Classification of airborne particles: size and type
The air we breathe every day is not just a mixture of gases; it also contains suspended solids and/or liquids. The aerodynamic diameter of these particles determines how far they can penetrate our respiratory system. Compared to outdoors, indoors it is much easier to inhale respiratory particles that can carry viruses and bacteria. This article...
Portuguese scientists develop more sustainable refrigerators
The researchers' goal is to replace the refrigerator's compressor. The alternative to this is magnetic refrigeration. This technology does not use gases, increases energy efficiency and reduces noise. A team of Portuguese researchers is developing more sustainable refrigerators. The technology, which offers more efficient refrigeration, is currently being used in vaccine transport systems. Using magnetocaloric...
Heat waves reinforce the importance of food safety in commercial establishments
The intense heat waves that marked 2024 have driven the demand for efficient refrigeration systems, especially in the food sector. Keeping food at the right temperatures is essential not only to ensure consumer safety, but also to avoid stock losses, reduce costs and optimize energy consumption. Proper refrigeration slows the growth of microorganisms that cause...
CAREL presents carbon footprint reduction plan to SBTi
On 31 October 2024, CAREL announced the submission of its short-term emissions reduction targets to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), reaffirming its commitment to combating climate change and achieving its environmental sustainability objectives. SBTi is an organization that promotes corporate climate action, enabling companies and financial institutions around the world to contribute to tackling...
