The technical talk, given by Rodnei Peres of the Department of Foreign Trade, deserves special mention, for the presence of an attentive audience, which filled the auditorium to hear what the Full Gauge professional had to say on the topic "electronic controls for commercial refrigeration systems". In August, the company returned to Colombia, but this time to be among the exhibiting companies of Expoacaire, an event that also took place in Bogotá.
The participation of both firms had several outstanding elements, among which we can mention the presentation of three conferences, two by Alexandre Andrade, heatcraft's export sales coordinator who presented the topics "Pipe management in commercial refrigeration applications" and "Cold in commercial establishments: basic refrigeration cycle", while Thermal Engineering was in charge of the talk "Evaporators and condensers for commercial systems".
Both companies will continue to be present at the most important events in the country and that are aimed at those economic sectors that use refrigeration as a fundamental part of their production processes.
This event was developed with two configurations: one was the congress with academic days, where 55 works from the different Ibero-American countries were presented. The other was the Technology Fair where companies in the HVAC/R sector showed the latest of their products with a total of 38 exhibitors both nationally and abroad. The companies had the opportunity to spread the benefits of their products in free technical-commercial talks and the participation of their customers.
"During the realization of the IX Ciar, for the first time in Peru, the president of ASHRAE, Kent Peterson, was visited, who gave a keynote lecture and then held a meeting with the students of Mechanical Engineering, being pleasantly impressed by the questions, concerns and desires of students to join ASHRAE, "said Luis Yamada, in charge of the organization of the event. In this way, this successful fair ended, in charge of uniting the entire region.
In the short term, refineries in this country are expected to be paying $73.50 a barrel during August, compared with $61.60 paid in May in what was thought to be the highest figure.