9th Asia Pacific Conference 2007 on the Built Environment Sustainable HVAC&R Technology
Bangkok, Thailand - The purpose of the conference is to advance the development of HVAC&R technology and its applications. The conference also focuses on the results of recent research and development in HVAC & R industry.
The Asia Pacific Conference was initiated by the Ashrae Region XIII. The conference has taken place
every two years for over 16 years. It is organized alternately by the ASHRAE Chapters in the
region and in cooperation with many sponsoring and cooperating organizations within the region
and other parts of the world. The purpose of the conference is to advance the development of
HVAC&R technology and its applications. The conference also focuses on the results of recent research
and development in HVAC & R industry.
LANGUAGE OF CONFERENCE
The conference will be conducted in English.
Papers must be written in English.
WHY ATTEND?
Excellent opportunity for practitioners and researchers in
industry, government, consulting offices, laboratories and
universities to reach an audience of 100-200 participants
from over 10 countries.
Preeminent forums for presenting HVAC&R system research
results and state-of-the art technology.
Discuss problems and solutions on the important issues of
HVAC&R technology and efficiency.
Invited keynote speakers addressing current, world-wide issues
of interest facing society today.
Session discussions highlighting the latest breakthroughs in
technology, alternative technologies in research and industry.
Opportunity to network with attendees and officers from
industry organizations.
CONFERENCE TOPICS
Air Conditioning Equipment for High Rise Buildings
Alternative Refrigerants and Working Fluids
Domestic Refrigerators/Freezers
Efficiency Improvements
Heat Exchanger Modeling
Research and Application of Heat Pump Systems
Industrial Refrigeration
Lubrication Issues in HVAC&R Systems
Maintenance & Operation Issues
Mini-Split Systems
Modeling of Unitary System
Natural Refrigerants
Novel/Alternative Systems
Recent Advances in Ammonia Refrigeration
Redesign for New Efficiency Standards
Responding to New Equipment Energy Efficiency Standards
Secondary Fluids
Supermarket Refrigeration Systems
System & Component Modeling
Tran critical CO2 Systems
Transport Refrigeration
Automotive Air Conditioning Systems
Evaporation and Condensation Heat Transfer
Indoor Environment Quality
Natural Ventilation Simulation
Application of IT in the HVAC&R Industry
Sorption (absorption, adsorption) Refrigeration
Solar and Geothermal Energy
Cryogenics
Energy Utilization
Desiccant cooling
System Analysis and Automatic Control
New Technologies (including frozen-dry) for the food quality and cold chain
Noise Reduction Technologies
New Compressor Concepts
Green Building Technologies
CFD Modeling of Compressors
Demand-Limiting Controls
Microchannel Heat Exchangers
Heat Transfer & Fluid Flow Fundamentals
Probabilistic Approach in
HVAC&R Calculation
Thermal Comfort Simulation
Case Studies (practice)
Date: November 22nd – 23rd 2007
Address: The Grand Hotel, 20
Ratchadapisek 18, Huay-Kwang, Bangkok 10310 Thailand
Tel: +662-274-1515 Fax: +662-274-0506
Contact: Dr. Chirdpun Vitooraporn
Building Technology and Environment Laboratory
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering
Chulalongkorn University
Phayathai, Phatumwan, Bangkok, THAILAND
Telephone: (662) 218-6622; Fax: (662) 252-2889
Email: [email protected]
