
Selecting the right refrigerant is one of the most important decisions when planning, modernizing, or maintaining refrigeration and air conditioning...
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“From toolbox to simulation: As a trained mechatronics technician for refrigeration technology and aspiring Master of Science in mechanical engineering, I combine practical troubleshooting on site with in-depth theoretical expertise.”
🎓 M.Sc. Calculation and Simulation in Mechanical Engineering
🎓 B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering, Energy and Plant Systems
💼 Technical Support (After Sales) & Worldwide Dispatch
🛠️ Several years of experience as a service technician for refrigeration technology
📜 Apprenticeship as a mechatronics technician for refrigeration technology
I have a passionate interest in technology. I’ve always particularly enjoyed the analytical approach to troubleshooting. A structured approach usually allows you to find and fix any error – even when complex problems present a real challenge.
Focus: Natural Refrigerants & Sustainability The future of refrigeration technology lies in natural refrigerants. In my blog , I focus particularly on the analysis and dissemination of knowledge about systems using CO₂ ( R744) , propane (R290), and ammonia. My goal is to make technical complexity understandable and to demonstrate sustainable solutions for the industry.

Selecting the right refrigerant is one of the most important decisions when planning, modernizing, or maintaining refrigeration and air conditioning...

Energy efficiency plays a crucial role in refrigeration technology. Cooling and air conditioning systems often run around the clock and...

In my work as a refrigeration technician, I’ve noticed several errors that occur with varying frequency. Therefore, I’ve summarized...

Programmable logic controllers are the heart of any automated system. Eine speicherprogrammierbare Steuerung besteht aus einer CPU, die den programmierten...

R744 is the technical designation for carbon dioxide ( CO₂ ) when used as a refrigerant. While CO₂ is considered...