All articles written by Mark Hakbijl

From a small-town supermarket in The Netherlands to a big data center in Las Vegas. Oxycom's experts share their experiences and insights with you.

Why cooling without synthetic refrigerants is becoming increasingly urgent

Older cooling systems are facing stricter F-gas regulations, rising prices and decreasing availability of synthetic refrigerants. Switching in time prevents ...

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Why water can freeze at 4 ºC (39.2 ºF)

Discover how bird baths can freeze above 0°C (32°F) due to evaporative cooling and learn about the fascinating science behind this phenomenon.

5 min. reading

IntrCooll renews VDI 6022 hygiene certification

IntrCooll renews VDI 6022 hygiene certification. Oxycom’s two-stage evaporative cooling meets strict health, safety and efficiency guidelines. The ...

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Water as a refrigerant

In this blog, we explain why water is an excellent alternative to the ozone-depleting R-22 refrigerant in conventional air conditioning, how water-based ...

3 min. reading

All articles written by Mark Hakbijl

Why cooling without synthetic refrigerants is becoming increasingly urgent

Why water can freeze at 4 ºC (39.2 ºF)

IntrCooll renews VDI 6022 hygiene certification

Water as a refrigerant

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