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About NCCoPP  |
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NCCoPP |
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The National CFC Consumption
Phase-out Plan (NCCoPP) is
India's final CFC phase-out project
in the RAC Service Sector. The
project targets to phase out
CFC consumption in this sector
by 1st January 2010 in compliance
with the Montreal Protocol schedules.
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Technician Training |
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Technician
Training |
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Training
constitutes one of the main efforts
under NCCoPP. Training is offered
to Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
(RAC) technicians all over India
through Training Cells in all
the major states.
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MAC Training |
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MAC
Training Program |
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The
Mobile Air Conditioning (MAC) sector comprises around
6000 enterprises, of which approximately every third
enterprise is in the unorganized sector. Since 2003,
most new units have been fitted with HFC-134a compressors.
But a large population of vehicles, approximately 2 million,
continues to depend on CFC-12. If no retrofit option
is available, this sector will still require a significant
amount of CFC-12 for servicing beyond 2010.
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OTC Training
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OTC
Training Program |
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Open Type Compressor Training
Program: There are a number of
Institutional and similar application
cum cluster oriented refrigeration
and air-conditioning applications
in India. These have been reasonably
well identified during the formulation
of National CFC Consumption Phase-out
Plan (NCCoPP). The refrigeration
systems used in these applications
especially pre 2003 are based
on CFC-12. Most of these units
use Open Type Compressors (OTC).
It is well experienced that in
such units the leakage rate of
refrigerant is quite large. It
is basically due to the nature
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Dealers Workshop
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Dealers
Workshop |
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Dealers are the prime
point of contact for all
refrigeration servicing
enterprises (RSEs) and
can therefore become an
important 'agent for change'
pointing out to technicians
that they must start using
new technologies and learn
how to use them properly.
Dealers’ workshops
are therefore a good point
of contact, enabling project
partners to exchange ideas
and to enlist their support
throughout the States
for encouraging technicians
to undertake training
and disseminate project
information.
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