White Papers, Articles and Slideshows
Appliance & HVAC Report
Copper Shines at AWE2025: How Copper is Driving the Low-Carbon Transformation in the Global Appliance Industry
Harry Schmitz
July 2025, Page 6
China Heat Pump Forum Heralds a Green Future
Hengyi “Cooper” Zhao, Frank Gao, Harry Schmitz
October 2024, Page 10
HVACR Engineers Focus on Cold-Climate Heat Pumps
Frank Gao, Harry Schmitz, Yoram Shabtay, Kerry Song
October 2023, Page 22
Heat Pumps Deliver High Efficiency Heating: Five Trends in Heat Pump Design for Residential Heating
Frank Gao, Kerry Song, Yoram Shabtay, Harry Schmitz
October 2022, Page 10.
Virtual Conferences Focus on Energy Efficient Heating and Cooling
Yoram Shabtay, Kerry Song
November 2021, Page 9.
Smaller-Diameter Copper Tubes Support Three Trends in Ecofriendly Appliance Design
Yoram Shabtay, Kerry Song
January 2021, Page 43
Heat-Exchanger Simulations Fast-Track Adoption of MicroGroove Copper Tubes
Yoram Shabtay, Kerry Song
September 2020, Page 14.
ATMOsphere Slideshows
ATMOsphere America 2016, Chicago, Illinois, USA
New copper-tube technologies for heat exchangers: R290 condenser coil and R744 gas cooler
International Appliance Manufacturing
MicroGroove Contributes to the Success of Propane in Refrigeration Appliances
Nigel Cotton and Yoram Shabtay
The marriage of smaller-diameter copper tubes with low-GWP refrigerants has given birth to a new generation of eco-friendly, economical, high-efficiency appliances for commercial refrigeration.
IAM 2017
The Development of Heat Exchangers for Energy-Efficient, Low-GWP Refrigerant Appliances
Manufacturers are highly motivated to develop heat exchangers that satisfy three often contradictory criteria: low refrigerant-charge, high energy-efficiency and low cost. Smaller diameter copper tube heat exchangers help manufacturers reach all three of these objectives.
Yoram Shabtay, Nigel Cotton
IAM 2016
Trends in the Design and Manufacture of Round-Tube Plate-Fin Coils from Smaller Diameter Copper Tube
Building Better Appliances with Smaller-Diameter Copper Tubes
Nigel Cotton, Bob Weed, Wenson Zheng
The “less is more” principle popularized by American inventor R. Buckminster Fuller is especially apt with respect to coil designs for air-conditioning and refrigeration appliances. Demands to increase energy efficiency and lower material costs forces manufacturers to reconsider their coil designs. Also, concerns about the atmosphere are driving manufacturers to reduce refrigerant volumes and minimize the ozone depletion potential (ODP) and global warming potential (GWP) of refrigerants.
IAM 2013
Appliance Design
DIE KÄLTE + Klimatechnik (Articles in German)
Translation; Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology
Entwicklung von RTPF-Wärmeübertragern mit kleinen Kupferrohrdurchmessern
Für Kältemittel, die in“ sind
August 2015
Bessere Klima- und Kältetechnik-Produkte durch kleinere Kupferrohrdurchmesser
Weniger ist mehr
March 2014