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Italian Refrigeration Units 1

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pkoestler

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Oct 25, 2001
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I need some help here: Talking to an Italian brewer, he mentioned that his small plant has 500,000 "refrigeri" (or something like that) in refrigeration capacity. He did not know how much this would be in BTU, kJ or kWh and I surely don't either. Is there anybody out there who has heard about this uniquely Italian way of measuring refrigeration
capacity?
I am not sure about the exact word he used, it just sounded like that.
I appreciate any hint.
Thanks,
Peter
 
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Dear Pkoestler,

The refrigeration technical units used in Italy is the "Frigorie/ora" or Frig/h.

Conversions of units are easy because 1 Frig = 1 kcal = 4,187 kJ.

The units are now largely superseeded by IS.

Frigorie units are used by old operators and maintenance people.

Best regards.

Gianfranco



 
Hi GianFranco!

Long time no see. Though I know about Frig/Hr from an Italian Compressed Air Dryer manufacturer, it is a nice information about 1 Frig = 1 kCal.

Thanks,



 
Gianfranco,
Mille Gracie, this helped out a lot!
Peter
 
Peter, you're welcome.

Hi Quark, many thanks for your replay.

Gianfranco
 
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