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February 27 - Climate World - 2007
The International HVAC Trade Fair

APIC and Euro Expo CJSC inform that the International specialized climatic Exhibition "Climate World - 2007", will take place in Moscow, at the International Exhibition Center Crocus Expo, in exhibition halls Nos 2 and 3 of pavilion No 1, from March 13 (Tuesday) till March 16 (Friday) 2007.

The "Climate World - 2007" is the third international specialized exhibition, which covers the whole of the Russian climatic market - from climatic equipment suppliers to engineering and mounting companies. Russian companies producing various climatic equipment and leading world manufactures and their representatives on the Russian market of air conditioning, heating and ventilation are among the Exhibition participants. Russian regional companies, professionally working on climatic equipment and services markets, also take part in the Exhibition.

The object of the Exhibition is to promote the state-of-the-art engineering and technologies, to cultivate civilized business practices and fair competition principles, to further the stable development of Russian climatic market.

February 27 - IKK Building Forum 2007, Frankfurt

Specialised Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Companies present their expertise in building technology. The first IKK building forum will take place under this headline from the 6th ?10th March 2007 in Frankfurt during ISH-Aircontec 2007. The focus will be on considering the building from an overall energy point of view. In Hall 6.2 exhibitors and specialised refrigeration and air-conditioning companies will present their solutions especially for planners, engineering and architectural firms, residential construction and property companies, plant engineering and construction for large projects and to specialised trades. At a special show at stand D04 in Hall 6.2 the IKK Building Forum will be demonstrating qualifications of specialised refrigeration and air-conditioning companies in building technology, e.g. in the subject areas of energy efficiency, overall energy consideration of buildings, energy reduction, the use of regenerative air conditioning and heat pumps. The presentation will be augmented by specialist presentations in the presentation area in Hall 6.2, Stand B44/C40.

In the future there will be a sharp conceptual divide according to target group and area of operation in terms of where qualified building technology will find its specialised exhibition platform and relevant suppliers, and yet these will be unified: On the one hand at ISH-Aircontec and the IKK Building Forum in Frankfurt, and on the other hand at IKK Stuttgart.

February 23 - Carrier Acquires Longville Group Ltd

Carrier Corp., a subsidiary of United Technologies Corp., announced that it has completed the acquisition of Longville Group Limited. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Longville is a leader in rental services of heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) temperature controls and pumps, mainly marketed under NuTemp, SLD Pumps and CRS brands. Longville employs 430 people and is headquartered in the United Kingdom with branches in the United States, France, Holland, Germany, Poland and Singapore.

"Longville brings with it sizable assets and technical expertise in the rental business, together with strong customer relationships. The combination of Carrier and Longville will allow us to provide a more comprehensive range of products and services," said Kelly Romano, president, Building Systems and Services, Carrier Corp. "We are building on our existing and attractive rental service business by adding scale in the United States and by expanding into Europe."

February 23 - Daikin's Streamer Discharge Decomposes Norovirus

Jointly with Mr. Kazutaka Kano, Associate Professor, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine, Daikin Industries, has demonstrated that the company's own streamer discharge technology can decompose viruses.
At In the test, 10 micro liters of solution of noroviruses' antigen was put into the microwell and dried at room temperature. Then, the dried antigen of noroviruses were exposed to streamer discharge for 24 hours.
After the exposition exposure to streamer discharge, noroviruses' antigen was washed in 100 micro liters of dilute solution, and the concentration of noroviruses' antigen was measured according to the ELISA protocol (a method for quantitatively identifying the antibody reaction in terms of the degree of extinction). As a result, it could be confirmed that more than 96% of noroviruses' antigen were had decomposed.
With the destruction of protein on the surface of noroviruses, noroviruses are changed in their structure so that spiral RNA in viruses is exposed,. while The RNA itself is easily decomposed by ribonuclease (enzyme decomposing ribonucleic acid) existing in the environment. These processes, it is thought, have made virus decomposition possible.

February 20 - AIRCON Middle East; Amman, Jordan

The International Air conditioning and Refrigeration Exhibition for the Middle East Market "AIRCON Middle East" will be held on May 29 - 31, 2007 in Amman, Jordan along with technical seminars.

The event will cater for markets of the Middle East countries, which is valued at US $ 6 billion HVAC annually and the main access to US$ 100 billion reconstruction market in Iraq.

In addition, the event will attract trade professional visitors from all the neighboring countries such as Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Gulf region and Palestinian Authority in addition to Jordan. It therefore offers the desired common exhibition home for HVAC industry in the region.

Being the only exhibition for HVAC industry in the region, AIRCON offers a perfect opportunity for HVAC manufacturers and suppliers to reach this burgeoning market.

AIRCON will boast an extensive promotional campaign to ensure you to meet the buyers, dealers, distributors, partners, government officials, contractors, engineers and investors from the entire region.

February 15 - Daikin, IHI To Jointly Develop Centrifugal Chillers

Daikin Industries Ltd. and Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co. plan to join forces to develop large air conditioning systems that are 20% more energy efficient than existing products, as reported by a major Japanese newspaper.

Joint development of these centrifugal chillers is to be based around Daikin's expertise in air conditioners, and IHI is to design the optimum shapes of the impellers and other components. IHI will manufacture the impellers, and Daikin will combine them with motors, heat exchangers and other parts to complete the product.

The centrifugal chillers Daikin plans to develop with IHI are expected to have a coefficient of performance of 6.4, one of the best in the world and about 20% more efficient than those of McQuay, a business unit of O.Y.L. Industries, Malaysia, which Daikin acquired last year

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