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International chilled and fresh food fair
International n e w s N o u ve//es in tern a tio n a/es Courses for refrigeration technicians ILKA Luft-und K~iltetechnik (GDR) have developed a series of training courses for refrigeration machine operators and technicians. The courses, held in the GDR, are taught in a variety of languages and cover a range of techniques and equipment. The main structure is as follows: 1. 'Service mechanic for refrigeration machines'. This course, held in April and October each year, is given in English, French, Spanish, Portugese and German. Theoretical: 150-200 h Practical: 3 5 0 4 0 0 h Technical visits: 30 h On successful completion of this course the relevant licences will be granted. 2. 'Service specialist for hermetic refrigeration systems'. This course, held in April and October each year, is given in English, French, Spanish, Portugese and German. Theoretical: 90 h Practical: 90 h Technical visits: 30 h On successful completion of this course the relevant licences will be granted. (The length of this course may be increased to 350 h on arrangement.)
3. 'Operator of large refrigeration plants'. This course is held four times a year and is of one or two weeks duration, depending on the prior knowledge of the student. The course is given in German and the main commercial languages. Practical training and technical visits are included. VEB Kombinat ILKA, Luft-und K~iltetechnik, DDR-8080, Dresden, GDR.
Refrigeration '87 'Refrigeration & Air Conditioning '87' is the new title of the old 'London Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Exhibition', which will take place at the Wembley Conference Centre, London, UK, 10-12 February 1987. The exhibition will still be sponsored by the London Refrigeration Society who have agreed to the change of title as a reflection of the growing national stance of the show. For details of Refrigeration & Air Conditioning '87 please contact: Peter Mills, Sales Manager on 01 688 7788 extension 482 or write to the address below. Emap Maclaren Exhibitions, PO
Box 109, Token House, 79 81 High Street, Croydon CR9 3SS, UK.
International chilled and fresh food fair The Second International Chilled and Fresh Food Fair will be held at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, UK, 28 30 April 1987. This is a larger venue than originally planned but, according to the organizers, Queensdale Exhibitions and Conferences Limited, the increase in capacity is necessary as most exhibitors are intending to take more stand space that at the first Fair, which was held in London in February 1986. The first fair attracted over 5200 visitors, including leading buyers who were conveniently able to view over 2000 products from the rapidly expanding and profitable sector of chilled foods under one roof. The National Exhibition Centre provides good amenities, including easy road and rail access from all parts of the country, and the availability of water and adequate waste disposal, both of which are essential for this type of fair. Queensdale Exhibitions and Conferences Limited, Blenheim House, 137 Blenheim Crescent, London W l l 2EQ, UK.
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3. 'Operator of large refrigeration plants'. This course is held four times a year and is of one or two weeks duration, depending on the prior knowledge of the student. The course is given in German and the main commercial languages. Practical training and technical visits are included. VEB Kombinat ILKA, Luft-und K~iltetechnik, DDR-8080, Dresden, GDR.
Refrigeration '87 'Refrigeration & Air Conditioning '87' is the new title of the old 'London Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Exhibition', which will take place at the Wembley Conference Centre, London, UK, 10-12 February 1987. The exhibition will still be sponsored by the London Refrigeration Society who have agreed to the change of title as a reflection of the growing national stance of the show. For details of Refrigeration & Air Conditioning '87 please contact: Peter Mills, Sales Manager on 01 688 7788 extension 482 or write to the address below. Emap Maclaren Exhibitions, PO
Box 109, Token House, 79 81 High Street, Croydon CR9 3SS, UK.
International chilled and fresh food fair The Second International Chilled and Fresh Food Fair will be held at the National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham, UK, 28 30 April 1987. This is a larger venue than originally planned but, according to the organizers, Queensdale Exhibitions and Conferences Limited, the increase in capacity is necessary as most exhibitors are intending to take more stand space that at the first Fair, which was held in London in February 1986. The first fair attracted over 5200 visitors, including leading buyers who were conveniently able to view over 2000 products from the rapidly expanding and profitable sector of chilled foods under one roof. The National Exhibition Centre provides good amenities, including easy road and rail access from all parts of the country, and the availability of water and adequate waste disposal, both of which are essential for this type of fair. Queensdale Exhibitions and Conferences Limited, Blenheim House, 137 Blenheim Crescent, London W l l 2EQ, UK.
Rev. Int. Froid 1986 Vol 9 Septembre
319