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2016 HVAC&R Trade Exhibition & International Industry Conference

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Sustainability and the Cold Chain7 – 9 April Albany Campus, Massey University5 University Drive, Albany, Auckland

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Welcome

Conference Sponsors

Conference Guide

Speaker Programme

IIR Plenary Speakers

Business & Technical Speakers

Trade Exhibitors

Trade Exhibition Floor Plan

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Contents

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This conference offers a truly

comprehensive programme with local

and international experts covering an

extensive range of topics that will not

disappoint.

Delegates will have the opportunity

to view the National Finals of the

Wallie Askew Memorial Workskills

Competition that will be showcased

alongside the conference.

The Trade Exhibition is an annual show

that is held in conjunction with this

event. This year’s exhibition brings

well-established and new companies

to the forefront of the HVAC&R

Industry in New Zealand featuring

a variety of technologies, products,

innovations and trends.

The Trade Exhibition is free to attend

and the opening hours are:

9.30am – 4.30pm

Thursday 7 April – Friday 8 April.

We would like to especially thank

all Trade Exhibitors, Conference

and Wallie Askew Sponsors for their

continued support to the HVAC&R

Industry.

Climate Control Companies Association (CCCA), The Institute

of Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning Engineers

Inc (IRHACE), International Institute of Refrigeration (IIR) and

Refrigerant Licensing New Zealand (RLNZ) welcome you to

the 2016 HVAC&R Trade Exhibition and Industry Conference in

conjunction with the 4th IIR Conference on Sustainability and

the Cold Chain being held at the Albany Campus of Massey

University in Auckland, New Zealand.

Deirdre Johns

IRHACE President

Matthew Darby

CCCA Chair

Didier Couloumb

IIR President

Welcome

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Conference Sponsors

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7:00am-8:30am

8:00am-9:30am

8:30am-8:45am

8:45am-9:35am

9:00am-5:15pm

9:00am-12:30pm

9:30am-4:30pm

9:35am-10:25am

10:00am-10:30am

10:25am-10:55am

11:00am-12:35pm

12:30pm-1:25pm

1:00pm-3:00pm

1:30pm-3:05pm

1:30pm-3:05pm

3:00pm-5:00pm

3:05pm-3:25pm

3:05pm-4:30pm

3:30pm-5:15pm

3:30pm-5:15pm

4:30pm-5:30pm

5:30pm-7:30pm

8:15pm

8:15pm

7:55pm

7:30pm onwards

1:30pm-5:00pm

Time

CONFERENCE GUIDE: THURSDAY 7 APRIL

Delegates Conference Registration

Trade Exhibitors Registration

IIR Delegate Welcome

Plenary Speaker – Judith Evans

Wallie Askew Workskills Competition

CCCA Board meeting

Trade Exhibition OPEN

Academic Sessions: Three Streams

Morning Tea for CCCA Board

Morning Tea: Trade Exhibitors, Delegates and Wallie Askew Competitors


Lunch: Trade Exhibitors, Delegates, Wallie Askew Competitors,

CCCA and IRHACE

IRHACE Board meeting


FRISBEE Workshop: Graciela Alvarez

Conference Registration

Afternoon Tea: Trade Exhibitors, Delegates,

IRHACE, NZNC IIR and Wallie Askew Competitors

Cash Bar


FRISBEE Workshop continues

NZNC IIR Board meeting

Networking Function and Official Opening: Gareth Hughes-Green Party

IRHACE Council and Branch Chair Dinner

Invitation only

CCCA Dinner

Invitation only

Coach to transfer delegates from Sir Neil Waters Building to Spencer on Byron

Delegates own time

Temperzone Technical Tour

Meet outside Sir Neil Waters Building at 1:30pm

Event

Sir Neil Waters Foyer

Trade Exhibition area: Recreation Centre

Sir Neil Waters Building: LT300



Theatre Lab, Sir Neil Waters Building

Recreation Centre

Sir Neil Waters Building: LT100, LT200 and LT300

Served in: Theatre Lab, Sir Neil Waters Building














Blankenberge Belgian Beer Café,

136 Hurstmere Rd, Takapuna Beach

Sails Restaurant

103-113 Westhaven Dr

Collection Point: Outside Sir Neil Waters Building

Coach transfer from Sir Neil Waters Building to:

Temperzone Head Office: 38 Tidal Road. Mangere South.

Location

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7:30am-9:00am

8:30am-9:00am

9:00am-9:40am

9:45am-10:25am

9:00am-5:15pm

9:30am-4:30pm

12:35-1:25pm

11:00-12:35pm

1:30pm-3:05pm

3:30pm-5:15pm

10:00am-4:00pm

10:00am-3:00pm

3:05pm-4:30pm

5:00pm-8:00pm

6:00pm-7:00pm

6:45pm

7:00pm-11:30pm

5:30pm

3:05pm-3:25pm

10:25am-10:55am

8:00am

Time

CONFERENCE GUIDE: FRIDAY 8 APRIL

Conference Registration

CCCA Chair and IRHACE President Welcome Delegates

Plenary Speaker: Rob Lamb

Plenary Speaker: David Tanner

Wallie Askew Workskills Competition

Trade Exhibition OPEN

LUNCH: Trade Exhibitors, Delegates and Wallie Askew Competitors

Sessions continue:

Business Forum

Technical Stream

Academic Stream

Sessions continue:

Business Forum

Technical Stream

Academic Stream

Sessions continue:

Business Forum

Technical Stream

Academic Stream

Partners Tour One: Decadent Day In

Partners Tour Two: Delightful Day Out

Cash Bar

Trade Exhibitors Pack Out

IRHACE Current and Past Presidents catch up

Coach to transfer delegates from Spencer on Byron to

The Backyard Bar and Restaurant

Kiwiana Themed Informal Function

Dress code: Smart casual

Coach to transfer delegates from Sir Neil Waters Building to

Spencer on Byron

Afternoon Tea: Trade Exhibitors, Delegates and Wallie Askew Competitors

Morning Tea: Trade Exhibitors, Delegates and Wallie Askew Competitors

Coach to transfer delegates from Spencer on Byron to Sir Neil

Waters Building, Massey University

Event






Recreation Centre


Sir Neil Waters Building:

LT100

LT200

LT300


LT100

LT200

LT300


LT100

LT200

LT300

Meet at the Spencer on Byron Foyer at 10:00am

9 Viranda House, Byron Ave, Takapuna

Meet at the Spencer on Byron Foyer at 10:00am




The Backyard Bar and Restaurant:

31 Northcote Road. Hillcrest

Meet at the Spencer on Byron Foyer-9 Viranda House

Byron Ave, Takapuna Beach

The Backyard Bar and Restaurant:

31 Northcote Road. Hillcrest

Collection Point: Outside Sir Neil Waters Building


Recreation Centre

Collection Point: Spencer on Byron reception area:

9 Viranda House Byron Ave, Takapuna Beach

Location

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8:30-10:15am

9:00am-11:30am

9:00am-10:30am

10:20am-10:40am

10:30am-11:00am

10:40am-12:20pm

11-00am-1:00pm

12:00pm-4:30pm

12:10-12:30pm

12:20-12:40pm

6:45pm-11:45pm

1:45pm-5:30pm

Time

CONFERENCE GUIDE: SATURDAY 9 APRIL

Academic Sessions: Two Streams

Trade Exhibitors Pack Out

IRHACE AGM

Morning Tea for delegates

Morning Tea for IRHACE and CCCA

Academic Sessions: Two Streams

CCCA AGM

Displayworks Break Down

CCCA Catering: Finger food, light lunch

Closing Ceremony

HVAC&R Industry Formal and Awards Function

Dress code: Formal attire

Technical Tour One:

AUT Millennium

Sir Owen G. Glenn

National Aquatic Centre

Event

Sir Neil Waters Building: LT100 and LT200

Recreation Centre

Spencer on Byron: Pacific Room – Level 1

Scholars Café, Massey University

Spencer on Byron: Pre Function Area

Sir Neil Waters Building: LT100 and LT200


Recreation Centre


Pacific, Kestrel Function Rooms – Level 1

Please be seated by 7:00pm

Meet at the Spencer on Byron foyer at 1:45pm


Location

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8:30-8:45am

8.45-9.35am

9.35-10:05am

KEYNOTES

LT100

Chair: Young Min Shim

Plenary Session - LT300: Efficiency and Innovation in Cold Stores - Opportunities and Barriers Judith Evans

IIR Welcome - LT300

Superchilling And Supercooling Ammonia Systems

SPEAKER PROGRAMME: THURSDAY MORNING

State of the Art: Superchilling in the Food

Processing Industry

LT200

Chair: Sunny George Gwanpua

Chair: James Carson

Women in the Cold Chain Industry

LT300

Chair: Mike Odey

Chair: Don Cleland

Erlend Indergård; Michael Bantle;

Tom Nordtvedt; Ingrid Claussen

I. Colombo, C. Marques, J.Evans,

M. Kauffeld, G. Tarlea, S. Founier

10:05-10.25am

ROOM

Sustainable Development of Transport

Refrigeration Sector in South Africa

Michael Schuster; Daniel Colbourne; Bill

Wilson; Zhongjie Huan; Thomas Michineau

Morning Tea10:25-10:55

11:00-11:20 Performance Improvements of

R744 Glass Door Merchandiser Using

Low-cost Two-phase Ejector

Toward a fast and flexible heat transfer model

for horticultural products packaged into boxes

A Cascade Heat Pump for Water Heating

Jamal Olatunji; Andrew East; Richard Love;

Young-Min Shim; Maria FerruaNeal Lawrence; Stefan Elbel

Don Cleland, John Cavill, Dick Johnson

Retail Display Cabinets Refrigeration DevelopmentsModelling

11:25-11:45 Thermal comfort in the supermarket

environment - multiple enquiry methods

and simultaneous measurements of the

thermal environment

A CFD study of adapting on-off cooling

cycles in apple cold stores for energy saving

Investigating the Characteristics of R-1234ze

and R-134a in Micro-fin and smooth tube

during horizontal two-phase flow boiling

U. Lindberg, P Fahlén, M. Axell,

N. Fransson

Willem Gruyters; Alemayehu Ambaw

Tsige; Ann Schenk; Sunny George

Gwanpua; Annemie Geeraerd; Pieter

Verboven; Bart Nicolai

Abdul Kaggwa

11:50-12:10pm Application of short air curtains in retail

display refrigerators

Use of thermal conductivity models to

check measured thermal conductivity data

Computational model of a PCM heat

exchanger for on farm cooling of milk

Edward Hammond; Ana Catarina Marques;

Laurence Ketteringham

James Carson Joon Young Richard Park; Mohamed Farid

12:15-12:35pm Transient heat transfer modelling

development for an open front display

cabinet with PCM addition

Three Dimensional Modelling of Water

and Salting Kinetics in Dry-Cured Ham for

improved quality control

Building Cooling and Heating with

Transcritical CO2 System Reduces Energy

and Cooling Water Consumption, and

CO2e Emissions

Klaas Visser

Hong Min Hoang, F. Raoult, D. Leducq K. Kvalsvik, M. Bantle, O. Stavset

12:35-1:25pm Lunch

Freezing Under Electrical and Magnetic

Disturbances; In the Case of Lipids

Alain Le-Bail; Piyush Jha; Epameinondas

Xanthakis; Michel Havet; Vanessa Jury

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1:30-1:50pm

1:55-2:15pm

2:20-2:40pm

3:30-3:50pm

3:55-4:15pm

4:20-4:40pm

4:45-5:15pm

2:45-3:05pm

3:05-3:25pm

FRISBEE workshop by Graciela Alvarez

FRISBEE workshop continues

Afternoon Tea

Numerical simulation and experimental

investigation of freezing process applied to

fresh wolfberries

Yuping Gao, Shuangquan Shao, Huiming

Zou, Can Yan, Sheng Liu, Changqing Tian

Driving clean cold

Etienne Teyssandier; Florian Wagner;

Zoe Bengherbi; David Strahan

Effects of product usage scenarios on

environmental performance for road

transport refrigeration units

C. Heslouin, A. Stumpf, L. Pourcheresse, V.

Perrot-Bernardet, A. Cornier, N. Perry

Ageing of refrigerated truck insulation

Gerald Cavalier; Eric Devin; Thomas Suquet

Aluminum Corrosion in Marine

Refrigerated Containers

Richard Lawton, Christopher Rhodes

Niall Brady, John Walsh

Klaas Visser

Cooling in Mediterranean hotels during

summertime Experience from the neZEH

(Nearly Zero Energy Hotels) project

T. Tsoutsos, S. Tournaki, M. Frangou,

R. Morell, I Guerrero Hernandez, A. Derjanecz

Performance Data of Insulated Paint on

Refrigerated Equipment

Richard Lawton, Tobias Mynott,

Christopher Rhodes

Creation of a Screening Analytical Approach

for the Efficient Detection of Anomalous

Performance across Large Refrigeration

Pack Estates using Electrical Usage Data

Freezing

Transport

Thermal Storage

Energy Efficiency

SPEAKER PROGRAMME: THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Freeze stability of starch mixtures. Interest

of konjac glucomannan in reducing the

freezable water and impact on other

gelatinization properties of potato starch

Patricia Le-Bail

Xiao-Yan Li, Dongqi Qu, Liu Yang, Zhihui Yi

Development of Phase Change Cold

Storage Material for Refrigerated

Transportation of Fruits and Vegetables

R Xie, W Tao, G Liu

The comparision of experimental result

and CFD simulation in heat pump system

using thermobank and two-phase ejector

for heating room and cold storage

Cuong Le Ngoc, Gwang-Il Choi,

Jong-Taek Oh, Normah Mohd-Ghazali

Cold storage, a flexibility and energy

efficiency solution

Bastien Quaro

Improving the Energy Efficiency and Milk

Quality with CO2 Refrigeration Systems with

Heat Recovery on New Zealand Dairy Farms

Study on Thermal Properties of a

Novel PCM and Heat Transfer

Characteritics in Refrigerated Vehicles

with Cold-Storage Plates

ROOM LT100 LT200

Chair: Ulla Lindberg

Chair: Andrew East

LT300

Chair: Richard Love

Chair: Rob Lamb

Influence of Defrosting on Food

Preservation in a Household Refrigerator

Hongxia Zhao, Huijun Ma, Weiying Zhang,

Zhenyu Yin, Jitian Han

Effect of supercooling on the cutting of

frozen Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) fillet

Youn Ju Lee; Manabu Watanabe;

Toru Suzuki

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8:30-8:45am

9:00-9:40am

9:45-10:25 am

10:25-10:55

11:00-11:20

ROOM

11:25-11:45

11:50-12:10pm

12:15-12:35pm

12:35-1:25pm

Construction Contracts Act Amendments -

Impacts & Implications

LT100

Peter Degerholm, Calderglen Associates

Limited

Lunch

Plenary - LT300: “You can’t manage it well if you don’t measure it” Technologies for improving your supply chain David Tanner

Plenary - LT300: Modern, low charge ammonia systems for the cold chain Rob Lamb

Morning Tea

CCCA IRHACE Welcome - LT300

Business Forum Technical Stream Refrigeration Systems

SPEAKER PROGRAMME: FRIDAY MORNING

Commissioning

LT200

Thinking Outside the VAV Box

Peter Lutkic, Acutherm

Mark Crawford, Beca

Experimental Investigation of Control

Strategies for Off-design Operation of

a Transcritical CO2 Two-phase Ejector

Refrigeration System for the Cold Chain

LT300

Chair: Richard Love

Neal Lawrence; Stefan Elbel

An update on refrigeration piping design in

New Zealand

Mike Odey

Power Saving by Power Regeneration

Upgrading of Vapour Compression

Refrigeration Plant

Benyamin Alavi, Giovanni Cerri,

Leila Chennaoui

Low charge refrigeration systems for

refrigerated warehouses

Stefan Jensen

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1:30-1:50pm

1:55-2:15pm

2:20-2:40pm

2:45-3:05pm

3:05-3:25pm

3:30-3:50pm

3:55-4:15pm

4:20-4:40pm

4:45-5:15pm

Health & Safety

Afternoon Tea

Paul Jarvie, EMA

Leading up to IQP

Rosemary Killip, Building Networks

Business Forum

Business Forum

Technical Stream cont.

Technical Stream cont.

Coldstore Energy Efficiency

Supermarkets

SPEAKER PROGRAMME: FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Hydrocarbon System Design

Jane Gartshore, Cool Concerns

Environmental protection issues and why IP

ratings are meaningless for ref’n engineers

Practical Implementation of Energy

Management in Cold Storage

Rowan Hains, Jackson Engineering

Best Practice for Cooling Towers

Mark Robinson, Windsor Engineering

Sharon Clay, ebm-papst

Demand response in refrigerated

warehouses and thermal energy storage

Denis Leducq, P.E. Vendé, Hong Minh Hoang

A leakage model of postharvest storage

facilities

J. Evans, G. Maidment, T. Brown,

E. Hammond, A. Foster

An experimental investigation of refrigerant

R449A as replacement for R404A in

supermarket refrigeration systems

Pavel Makhnatch;

Rahmatollah Khodabandeh

Supermarket refrigeration and air

conditioning systems integration via a

water storage

Thermodynamic analysis of CO2 trans-

critical booster system for supermarket

refrigeration in warm climatic conditions

Nilesh Purohit; Dileep Gupta;

Mani Dasgupta

A. Polzot, P. D’Agaro, G. Cortella, P. Gullo

Carbon reduction opportunities for

supermarkets

Shen Tian; Yuping Gao; Shuangquan Shao;

Hongbo Xu; Changqing Tian

Energy and Environmental Comparison of

Commercial R744 Refrigeration Systems

operating in Warm Climates

Paride Gullo, Giovanni Cortella, Alessio Polzot

An analytical model for predicting Infiltration

flow rate through doorways of cold store

Niels Bessemans; Pieter Verboven; Mulugeta

Admasu Delele; Bert Verlinden; Bart Nicolai

ROOM LT100 LT200 LT300

Chair: Judith Evans

Chair: Gerald Cavalier

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8:40-9.00am

ROOM

9.00-9:20am

9:20-9:40am

9:40-10:00am

10:00-10:20am

10:40-11:00

11:00-11:20

11:20-11:40

11:40-12:00pm

12:00-12:20pm

12:20-12:40pm

10:20-10:40am

Fresh Produce Coolchain

Coolchain

Retail and Household Refrigeration

Refrigeration Systems

SPEAKER PROGRAMME: SATURDAY

Industry survey on the pressure drop across palletised

horticulture produce during precooling

LT100

Chair: Manabu Watanabe

Chair: Pieter Verboven

Young-Min Shim; Jamal Olatunji; Julia Zhou; Richard Love;

Maria Ferrua; Andrew East

Why is predicting kiwifruit quality in the cool chain so difficult?

Andrew East; Matthew Zhao; Abdul Jabbar; Frank Bollen;

Matt Adkins; John Bronlund; Julian Heyes

The effect of uninterrupted temperature jump shock treatment on

the fresh-keeping quality of fruits and vegetables

Zhao Yang, Sangsong Zhao, Na Zhang, Mingfeng Chen

Mechanism of inhibiting fresh Hericium erinaceus browning at

low temperature

Quality Monitoring in cold-chain of leafy vegetables converging ICT

B-S Kim, J Y Kim, J H Kim, H O Lee, J Y Lee, S Mezemir, J Koo,

J Y Jung, H J Kim

Graciela Alvarez, Warren Maya, Richard Hartel, Denis Flick

Numerical model of melting, liquid migration and deformation

during an ice cream meltdown test

Manabu Watanabe; Ryosuke Yamada; Toru Suzuki

A new population balance model for ice recrystallization in ice

cream during long term storage

Fatou Toutie Ndoya; Samuel Mercier, Graciela Alvarez

Relating microbial growth to volatiles production in cooked ham

in view of the development of a fast method of quality assessment

in the cold chain

Fatou Toutie Ndoye; Valérie Stahl; Bernard Herzard;

Adrienne Lintz; Graciela Alvarez

LT200 – IIR Closing Ceremony

Study on Drying Acceleration on Packed Frozen Food during Storage

Wanwei Qiu, Zejin Wang, Sikai Chen, Ying Huang

Effects of Controlled Atmosphere and Film Packaging on the

Quality of Sweet Cherry at Cold Storage

Xiaofang Zhang, Sheng Liu, Li-e Jia, Duan Xiaoming, Yan Can, Wang Da

Morning Tea

LT200

Chair: Erlend Indergård

Chair: Richard Love

Supermarket environment, thermal comfort, energy and food

quality efficiency

U. Lindberg, P Fahlén, M. Axell, L. Rolfsman, N. Fransson

Tao Ren, Gouming Wu, Guoliang Ding, Xinqiao Jin, Yongxin

Zheng, Yifeng Gao, Ji Song

Effect of Different Retailing and Home Preservation Methods

on Quality of Strawberry after Forced-air Cooling and Low

Temperature Transportation

Efficiency of air dehumidification on the drying process in a food plant

Logan Lecoq, Evelyn Derens, Denis Flick, Onrawee Laguerre

Refrigerant Leakages in the Refrigerated Transport Sector

G. Cavalier, E. Devin, T. Michineau, F. Vannson, G. Thomas

Hybrid double effect absorption refrigeration system with a

preceded air dehumidification compared to a conventional

compression refrigeration system

Maximilian Winker; Thomas Meyer; Cristina Ricart; Roland Kühn;

Felix Ziegler

Performance of a Cooling System Driven by Engine Exhaust Heat

Energy Performances of Low Charge NH3 Systems in Practice

Noman Yousuf; Timothy Anderson; Michael Gschwendtner;

Roy Nates

Stefan Jensen

Yan Can, Liu Sheng, Li-e Jia, Duan Xiaoming, Wang Da, Zhang Xiaofang

Simulation and application of 5 mm tube condenser in

display cabinet

Applicability of X-ray microtomography for characterizing the

microstructure of frozen apple during storage

Victo Vicent, Fatou Toutie Ndoye; Pieter Verboven; Bart Nicolai;

Graciela Alvarez

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Prof. Judith Evans works on food refrigeration operations throughout the food cold

chain from harvest/slaughter to the consumer. She previously worked at FRPERC (Food

Refrigeration and Process Engineering Research Centre) at the University of Bristol where

she was a Senior Research Fellow. Before then Judith worked for the Meat Research

Institute and AFRC Institute of Food Research.

During her career Judith has worked on a number of topics including frozen storage

of meat, consumer handling of food and studies to improve the performance of

domestic and commercial refrigerators, energy labelling, instrumentation performance,

decontamination of food, cook-chill systems, novel refrigeration systems, optimising

refrigeration systems and improving performance and temperature control in chilled and

frozen storage rooms.

Judith’s current work revolves around reducing energy use and emissions from the food

cold chain, the use of novel refrigeration systems (in particular air cycle) and optimising

food refrigeration processes.

Rob graduated from Leeds University in 1994 with a first class degree in Chemical

Engineering. He continued his studies and completed a PhD in 1998 which looked into the

development of refrigerant blends for energy saving. He started work with Star Refrigeration

the same year as a Technical Sales Engineer, before progressing to Southern Areas Sales

Director in 2000 and National Sales Director in 2004. He joined Star’s executive board as Sales

Director in 2010 and became Group Sales & Marketing Director in 2011.

His team is responsible for contract and product sales to a wide range of industrial markets

including Temperature Controlled Distribution, Food Processing, Brewing, Petrochemical,

Pharmaceutical, Ice and Leisure, HVAC and IT. He also has an involvement in wider

business activities including in-line cooling/freezing, mechanical and electrical contracting,

consultancy and training.

Rob has written technical papers and presented at national and international conferences

including IIR, ATMOsphere, IoR, IARW and GCCA. He is a Fellow of the Institute of

Refrigeration and member of their membership committee. Rob also represents Star on the

board of the British Refrigeration Association and on the steering committee of eurammon,

an organisation which promotes the use of natural refrigerants around the world.

Professor Judith Evans

Rob Lamb

Dr David Tanner

Dr David Tanner is joint Managing Director of Start Afresh Limited.

David has eight years leadership experience with leading global horticultural brand

company, Zespri International, with the past six years in an executive leadership team

position (as General Manager, Science & Innovation). Prior to that, he had five years with

a global top-six R&D authority in Australia (CSIRO), where he managed and undertook

research for the Australasian Food Industry.

David has a proven track record, driving growth through incremental and breakthrough

innovation in the agri-food sector. He is a highly driven, dedicated thought-leader with

global leadership and management experience in utilising complex science concepts for

genuine business improvement and profitability. He has proven technical leadership and

experience in crisis management with a track record of successful delivery. Collaborative

and consultative leadership style that delivers on time. David’s formal education includes

an Undergraduate degree in Horticultural Technology from Massey University and a PhD

degree in Food Engineering (also from Massey).

IIR Plenary Speakers

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Mark Crawford is an electrical engineer by qualification, with a passion for systems

commissioning. With 20 years experience in engineering and commissioning, including

managing the commissioning of complex, highly technical buildings, Mark understands the

importance of thorough planning for the testing and commissioning phase of construction.

Originating from the UK, Mark works as a Technical Director for Beca in Auckland, having

previously performed a similar role in the London office. Mark has worked complex

buildings, including GreenStar buildings, and mission critical facilities, such as data

centres, both in the UK and NZ, with a client list including the NZ & UK Governments,

various telecommunications, banks and pharmaceutical companies.

Mark has been a member of the Commissioning Specialist Association (CSA) in the UK for

20 years, having served on the committee for four years. He is a founding co-chairman

of the New Zealand branch of the CSA, launched in the third quarter of 2013. Mark,

along with his fellow chairman and committee members in NZ, is actively promoting the

benefits of good commissioning to the NZ buildings market.

Jane Gartshore is a graduate engineer and has worked in the refrigeration industry since

1977 on the test, design and development of commercial compressors and condensing

units. She later moved into technical sales, preparing technical literature, carrying

out training sessions, sizing equipment as well as troubleshooting and liaising with

distributors world wide.

Since 1991 she has carried out a wide range of consultancy and training work in the UK

and overseas. She is immediate past president of the UK Institute of Refrigeration.

Jane is immediate past president of the Institute of Refrigeration during which time she

developed the effectiveness of the Council and guided the Institute to provide more

practical and effective help and information to members and the wider industry.

Jane is currently on the Council of the British Refrigeration Association.

Mark Crawford

Peter Degerholm

Jane Gartshore


Peter Degerholm is a qualified alternative dispute resolution (ADR) practitioner with

extensive experience in quantity surveying, management and dispute resolution in the

New Zealand building industry.

He holds a Masters Degree in Dispute Resolution, and is a Registered Quantity Surveyor,

Fellow (Arbitration & Mediation) of the Arbitrators’ and Mediators’ Institute of New

Zealand, Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors, Professional Member

of the Royal institute of Chartered Surveyors, and a current member of Society of

Construction Law New Zealand and Dispute Resolution Board Federation.

Peter has extensive practical experience in specialist contracting and professional QS

firms. This allows him to appreciate the complex contractual, legal, technical, financial,

performance and quality issues that underlie disputes from all perspectives including

client, consultant, contractor and subcontractor.

Peter Lutkic is a Mechanical Engineer with nearly 30 years experience in HVAC and

related industries. He has been the Managing Director for Acutherm LLC, a US based

manufacturer of VAV diffusers, for the last ten years providing business development

leadership in the international business markets throughout Aisa, Middle East and Europe.

Peter began his career with Honeywell providing both Systems and Service solutions for

Australian Commercial property owners in Adelaide, Canberra, Sydney and Brisbane for

almost ten years.

This was followed by a business development role with P&O Services and Spotless

generating Service Agreements and Facilities Performance Contracts for major property

portfolios throughout Australia, in both government and commercial capacity.

Peter is also Director of PCL International, a business development consultancy providing

services to “Technical Industry” Companies to support international sales and channel

development in Asia and Middle East Countries.

Peter Lutkic

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Rosemary Killip is the Director and lead learning and development consultant for Building

Networks NZ Ltd.

Rosemary provides education, training and advice on the Building Act, and the NZ

Building Code.

For more than twenty years she has worked alongside professional and trades groups,

government agencies and local government bodies designing, developing and delivering

training solutions.

Rosemary is an author, a licensed Navigational Coach, and a 4098 Workplace Assessor.

She has a Master degree, certificates in public relations and adult education. Rosemary is

a member of the American Society of Training and Development.

Mark Robinson is the Cooling Tower Product Manager for Windsor Engineering. He has

over 30 years experience in the UK and in New Zealand with industry qualifications under

City & Guilds for refrigeration and air-conditioning. Projects that have been prominent in

his career include (but are not limited to) the London Underground, Telecom, Hospitals,

and Power Stations. His involvement with industry extends to the design/installation/

diagnostics of all types of cooling applications.

Paul Jarvie joined (Employers & Manufacturers Association) EMA following working for Mt

Isa Mines as their physiotherapist/ ergonomist. He sits on many government committees as

the employer representative including at the International Labour Organisation (ILO) based

in Geneva. He has developed many OH&S courses and publications for EMA.

Paul is involved in a number of committees and organisations including but not limited to:

INSHPO Organisation (International Network of Safety & Health Practitioner Organisations),

responsible for the development of new Occupational Health and Safety Qualifications

Framework Standards worldwide.

Skills Organisation Committee (member). This Committee is responsible for the

development of new Occupational Health and Safety training standards within NZ.

Health and Safety Committee – World Bank (member). This Committee is responsible for the

development of all health and safety requirements for lending criteria on a global scale.

Paul Jarvie

Rosemary Killip

Mark Robinson


Rowan Hains (BEngTech) is a Senior Engineer for Jackson Engineering with over

20 years experience in the HVAC&R Industry. His specialties include design and

energy optimisation in commercial and industrial settings as well as energy auditing,

measurement and verification. Rowan is heavily involved with the cold storage, winery

and food processing industries.

Rowan is actively involved with industry organisations, being a member of ASHRAE,

IRHACE and IIR.

Rowan Hains

Sharon Clay, represents ebm-papst A&NZ as the sales manager for the New Zealand

subsidiary of the global provider of air-movement solutions. Her 13 years of fan industry

experience has been based in the New Zealand marketplace. Sharon has a particular

interest in upgrading existing applications with energy and cost saving technologies to

benefit end users, building owners, facility managers and the environment.

Sharon Clay

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Trade Exhibitors

OOLING EQUIPMENT LTD Engineered Refrigeration Solutions

Come and see us at the 2016 HVAC&R Trade Exhibition

BROWN BROTHERSENGINEERS LTD

Confirmed at time of print

T R U S T I T W I T H Y O U R L I F E

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9.30am – 4.30pm 7-8 AprilRec Centre, Albany CampusMassey University, Auckland

Smooth-Air

COOLNOMIX

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Pyrotek

Steel And Tube Holdings Ltd

Steel And Tube Holdings Ltd

SIMX

SIMX

Johnson Controls

White International NZ Ltd

Steril-Aire

Energy Products International

Energy Products International

Ebm-papst A&NZ Pty Ltd

Pacific HVAC Engineering

Brown Brothers Engineering

Baltimore Air Coil

Hydroflow

Veolia Trane

Grundfos

Smooth-Air Products

Smooth-Air Products

Coolnomix

LIMS Imports

Temperzone

Temperzone

Temperzone

Filtercorp International

Panasonic

Realcold

Gree

Armacell

Afternoon Cash Bar

Afternoon Cash Bar

Afternoon Cash Bar

Express Sheetmetals

Express Sheetmetals

Heat Transfer New Zealand

Nexus Foams

Reliable Controls

Potter Interior Systems

YHI New Zealand Ltd

AHI Carrier & Totaline

Toshiba Heat Pumps

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Eurotec

UV Solutionz

MM Kembla

ActronAir

Generator Rental Services

Comprex Industries

Cooling Equipment

Patton

Refspecs

Robertshaw

Filters Direct

Blygold Oceania

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries

Masterspec

Daikin

Daikin

Competenz

Monkey Toe Group

UPG Pipe Systems

Heatcraft

Central Heating New Zealand

Steelfort Engineering

System Control Engineering

System Control Engineering

Fujitsu General NZ

Control Shop

Fantech

Holyoake Industries Ltd

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FLOOR PLAN AND EXHIBITOR GUIDE

HVAC&R Trade Exhibition 2016

Documents

2016 HVAC&R Trade Exhibition & International Industry ... Conference Guide.pdf · Etienne Teyssandier; Florian Wagner; Zoe Bengherbi; David Strahan Effects of product usage scenarios