Примеры использования Alternatives to hcfcs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Alternatives to HCFCs and HFCs in high ambient temperatures.
Adding new restrictions on HFCs,which were potential alternatives to HCFCs, could only cause additional problems.
As in-kind alternatives to HCFCs, chlorinated solvents, a brominated solvent, HFCs and HFEs had been introduced.
One representative suggested taking into consideration elements from decision XXI/9, on environmentally sound alternatives to HCFCs.
Finally, alternatives to HCFCs would be reviewed in detail in the TEAP assessment reports to be submitted to the Ozone Secretariat by the end of 2006.
The Government of Switzerland urged parties to halt their use of HFCs and to adopt other alternatives to HCFCs.
Issues such as the availability of lowglobalwarmingpotential(GWP) alternatives to HCFCs, and their costs, and real technology transfer needed to be addressed.
A number of parties expressconcern about health and safety issues related to low-GWP and zero-GWP alternatives to HCFCs.
For enterprises with low HCFC consumption levels,established alternatives to HCFCs(e.g. hydrocarbons) did not always provide a sustainable solution in terms of costs and safety issues.
Many also emphasized the need for effective, regionally appropriate and economically, technically andenvironmentally viable alternatives to HCFCs.
One representative said that viable alternatives to HCFCs were available and could be introduced in a cost-effective manner and that new market opportunities could be created for more environmentally-friendly alternatives. .
Encourage all Parties to promote policies andmeasures aimed at selecting low-GWP alternatives to HCFCs and other ozone-depleting substances;;
Another representative pointed out that since the accelerated phase-out of HCFCs had been agreed in 2007 parties had taken several decisions relevant to HFCs,including with regard to alternatives to HCFCs.
Welcoming the European Commission's intention to organize andhold a workshop in 2008 on alternatives to HCFCs and their availability in Article 5 Parties.
A number of representatives of Parties subject to high temperature ambient conditions spoke of the difficulties facing their countries in finding adequate alternatives to HCFCs.
It describes the alternatives to HCFCs and HFCs as well as current market penetration for all relevant sectors and subsectors, including refrigeration and air conditioning, foams, fire protection, solvents and inhaled therapy.
The report considers a group of HFCs and HFC blends(including HFC-134A, HFC-32, R404A, R-407C, R-410A and R-422B, and HFC-1234yf)as possible alternatives to HCFCs.
In applications such as solvent use andfire protection, the climate impact of substitutes and alternatives to HCFCs is typically only a consequence of direct emissions of greenhousegas chemicals because such applications use very little energy.
He also suggested that parties could provide voluntary contributions to cover the costs associated with non-HFC alternatives to HCFCs with minimal climate impact.
Under the sub-item, members of the Panel gave a presentation on new information on alternatives to HCFCs in the refrigeration and air-conditioning sectors in parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 with high ambient temperature conditions.
Switzerland therefore supported the proposed amendments to the Protocol aimed at phasing down the production andconsumption of HFCs adopted as alternatives to HCFCs.
At it's 72nd meeting the Executive Committee approved funding not exceeding US$ 10 million for demonstration projects for low-GWP alternatives to HCFCs, primarily for the refrigeration and airconditioning sector, to provide information for the development of stage II HPMPs.
The party recommends that UNEP and UNIDO conduct subregional and national training workshops in the safe use of R717, R290, CARE 30 andcarbon dioxide as alternatives to HCFCs and HFCs.
How a phase-down approach under the Montreal Protocol to manage HFCs could address both the production andconsumption of HFCs as alternatives to HCFCs, as well as production and consumption of HFCs not relating to the phasing out of HCFCs under the Protocol;
If HFCs were to be phased down,industry in Article 5 parties would become dependent on highly expensive products produced by the small number of chemical manufacturers producing alternatives to HCFCs.
Some mentioned concerns about some alternatives to HCFCs, saying that they must be economically viable, with many expressing support for seeking to avoid converting to HFCs due to their global warming potential but instead moving to natural alternatives. .
Nonetheless, it was noted that hydrofluoroolefin(HFO) and hydrochlorofluoroolefin(HCFO) were emerging as alternatives to HCFCs and HFCs in their respective applications.
Alt. To encourage the Executive Committee of the Multilateral Fund for the Implementation of the Montreal Protocol to continue to consider projects that provide financial andcapacity-building support to parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 for the application of environmentally friendly alternatives to HCFCs.
Several representatives expressed concern over what they said was uncertainty regarding the technical andeconomic viability of potential non-HFC alternatives to HCFCs, particularly for parties operating under paragraph 1 of article 5.
The results of projects demonstrating low-cost alternatives to HCFCs in the foam sector had allowed the Executive Committee to examine potential replacements that appeared to be feasible solutions meeting the objective of a cost-effective, zero ozone-depleting potential and lowglobalwarmingpotential replacement technology.