books refrigeration CO2

[viroju]

I`m looking for a good book of CO2
Please, can someone tell me somethig about that question?.

[DVaider]

I found this one http://www.copyright.com/articles/sd...7007_2528.html. I think, CO2 uses usual in a cascade machines.

[viroju]

thaks Dvaider

[Samarjit Sen]

Hi Dvaider,

The link that you gave for the CO2 book is not available. Could you please recheck the link and intimate to the forum so that we may get the e book.

[Alex_DK]

IIR and IoR have some information available for sale. Real books will be German and dated before 1935 and antikvarian. I'm working on writing one but there are also other things to do for me.

[US Iceman]

Hi Alex,

Please keep us posted on your progress with the book. I'm sure others would find this of interest also.

[DVaider]

Hi Dvaider,

The link that you gave for the CO2 book is not available. Could you please recheck the link and intimate to the forum so that we may get the e book.

I'm sorry I found another link http://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&keyw...x=books&page=1 But I think this one should be useful only for theoretical application

[Samarjit Sen]

Thank you DVaider for the link. Unfortunately the CO2 books referred there in are for chemical industry and not for refrigeration.

I have contacted many a person, and finally have realised that there are hardly any books available on CO2 in refrigeration industry. There are some informations available from Danfoss and Bock as they are working on this in Germany.