First Monitoring Booklet for Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Equipment (RACHP)

In order to contribute to better management of refrigeration systems containing fluorinated refrigerants of the HCFCs & HFcs type, Mr. Madi Sakandé, President U-3ARC, has just published a Booklet for Monitoring Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Equipment (RACHP).

Daouda MBaye, Journalist

We were waiting for it! Mr. Madi Sakandé, President U-3ARC, made it happen. It has just made available to African Refrigeration Technicians a valuable tool, namely the Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Equipment Monitoring Booklet (RACHP). Developed by this international RAC expert, this document, veritable vade mecum for the Refrigeration Technician, was revised by Mr. Youssef Hammami, Coordinator of the National Ozone Unit of Tunisia.

For the author, who said he was delighted to present this booklet, the first of its kind for monitoring Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heat Pump equipment containing HCFCs -HFCs and HCs refrigerants, ever produced for Africa, will be similar in the health record of a human being, for refrigeration equipment.

Taking the parody further, Mr. Madi Sakandé likens the Refrigeration Technician to the Doctor of the refrigeration system and finds that he will be able to annotate all the information necessary for “good hygiene” and “ecological use” of the refrigeration equipment that he uses. he will have to install or maintain.

In his opinion “Soon, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technicians will be much more professional in Africa, for the good of Humanity! »

Not forgetting to thank all those who collaborated directly or indirectly in this work, particularly Mr. Youssef Hammami, and authorities or bodies, such as the ANPE (National Environmental Protection Agency of Tunisia, the National Ozone Unit, Tunisia UNIDO, UNEP, Centro Galileo, New Cold System and U-3ARC, he firmly believes that together, they will raise the standards of Tunisian Refrigeration Technicians, and soon of all of AFRICA, to a another level. He hopes that the initiative will spread and that this experience will soon become a lesson throughout the world.