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  • Achieving Resiliency in the Cold Chain: Strategies to Maintain Food Safety

Achieving Resiliency in the Cold Chain: Strategies to Maintain Food Safety

ASHRAE , 2019

Publisher: ASHRAE

File Format: PDF

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Standard By:ASHRAE , 2019
Published:2019
Pages:3
File Size:1 file , 52 KB
Language:English
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Thermal energy storage (TES) provides energy flexibility and efficiencyparticularly along the cold chain. This article explores TES’s ability to providesignificant benefits to cold storage operators and others.

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