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Identifying and Quantifying Fugitive Emissions from Industri
Identifying and Quantifying Fugitive Emissions from Industrial Refrigeration Systems (2021)- This paper discusses methods for finding and quantifying fugitive emissions of ammonia from industrial refrigeration systems with the goal of reducing refrigerant losses that occur from these systems. From the outset, the working hypothesis is that fugitive emissions represent a significant contribution to the overall refrigerant loss rate for industrial refrigeration systems. Since there has not been an organized effort to identify and quantify fugitive emissions associated with industrial ammonia refrigeration systems, this hypothesis needed to be tested as a prerequisite to establishing approaches to reduce refrigerant losses.
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