News > Product News All about the natural refrigerant ammonia (NH3) in cooling & refrigeration: News, Products, Jobs, Events, Knowledge, Forum, B2B Networking.A leading supplier of refrigeration and air conditioning products, LU-VE is also very active in the field of natural refrigerants, including ammonia. As a new ammonia21.com bronze partner, the Italian company will showcase its new generation of ammonia heat exchangers that ensure a very high ratio of capacity to cost. ![]() more on this topic
LU-VE has developed a new generation of ammonia unit coolers that is using a tube with significantly reduced diameter. In a case study the company compared two new units in the LSA series incorporating the reduced diameter tube to two traditional products used in the ammonia refrigeration sector. The first uses a traditional exchanger in galvanised iron, the other one uses stainless steel tubes and aluminium fins of geometry 50 x 50. The results of the tests revealed main advantages, including: i) greater capacity at equal surface area, ii) significant internal volume reduction at equal capacity and surface. The latter represents a real advantage in terms of ammonia charge in the evaporator, especially compared to the galvanised iron technology, with a volume reduction of 3 times. Even compared to the product with stainless steel tubes the reduction is around 35%. In addition, manoeuvring and installation are greatly simplified thanks to the much reduced weight of the units compared to galvanised iron products. Key facts LU-VE group The Group is an international entity with its main offices and production facility in Uboldo, Varese. It is made up of seven production units. Ten additional sales companies in the LU-VE Group are located in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Russia (Moscow and St. Petersburg), Spain, Costa Rica and Australia. As one of the European leaders, LU-VE and its Group companies work in the following sectors:
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