Study on the Potential for Hydrocarbon Replacements in Domestic and Small Commercial Refrigeration Appliances

In late 1996 interested delegates from Article 5, non-Article 5, as well as the Implementing Agencies with Hydrocarbons (HCs) to replace CFCs. During this and follow-up meetings of the networks of ODS officers a strong interset was expressed by all the participants in the viability of this technology as a possible option to assist in complying with the requirements of the Montreal Protocol. The main target for this technology would be the Low Volume Consuming countries tha have limited options available in the short terms to reduce CFC consumption for various appliance including refrigerators, freezers, small display cases soft drinks, ice creams , etc.