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How to prevent fog and moisture build up in ice rinks

Without an effective dehumidification system, moisture-laden air leaking into the arena cools to its dewpoint and creates fog, dripping and other serious problems for the facility. Within an ice skating arena, the HVAC system must also be designed with ventilation requirements in mind during times when the arena is full of spectators. This greatly exacerbates moisture load and greatly increases the equipment needed to handle it.

5 THINGS TO DO TO MINIMIZE YOUR ICE RINK’S CARBON FOOTPRINT

While transitioning away from synthetic refrigerants is a big ticket to reducing carbon footprint, our HVAC&R expert, Jonathan Berney addresses some additional ways that rinks should consider to make a difference. Whether you’re a rink owner, a facility manager or a sustainability champion these simple actions can lead to energy efficient facilities, that can save money on operating costs. Read more

Coronavirus Vaccines and Cold-Storage

The race is on to find a vaccine to COVID-19, with countries all around the world working furiously to find the solution. As experimental shots reach late stage trials, other difficulties are coming to light – such as cold storage challenges. Full story

N atural Refrigerants Trade Show

To gain a better understanding of the future of trade shows and how they may exist in our new normal, I spoke to Marc Chasserot, CEO of shecco. They provided a fantastic glimpse into the future when they held the world’s first virtual trade show for natural refrigerants last week. Full story