CLEANFACT & RHVAC VIETNAM 2024 Showcases Advancements in HVACR Sector

CLEANFACT & RHVAC VIETNAM 2024 Showcases Advancements in HVACR Sector

The CLEANFACT & RHVAC VIETNAM 2024 exhibition highlighted the growing Vietnamese HVAC and refrigeration sector, focusing on cleanrooms and high-tech factory support. Held from November 21-23 at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Center, the event saw Eurovent Certification participating as a ‘companion organisation’. Eurovent played a significant role, featuring a stand and contributing to the seminar program.

As Vietnam’s cleanroom industry thrives, this exhibition remains the largest annual gathering in the field, attracting over 150 exhibitors and more than 7000 visitors. It serves as a key platform for exploring trends, innovations, and technologies in the HVACR industry.

Key Event Highlights

Seminar Program: Eurovent Certification’s Audit Manager, Mohamed Ouhemmou, participated in a three-hour seminar focused on gaining competitive advantages in HVAC and refrigeration through Eurovent standards. The seminar included industry experts, along with certified manufacturer DAIKIN and distributor Air Filtech (Camfil), offering insights and practical solutions for Vietnam’s HVAC and refrigeration sector’s sustainable development.

Seminar topics covered:

  • Market demands and trends in modern HVAC design
  • Eurovent certification for high-performance equipment in the green transition
  • Case study by DAIKIN on certified AHUs
  • Energy savings with Eurovent certified filters, presented by Air Filtech (Camfil)
  • Panel discussion on Vietnam’s green transition goals towards 2025-2030

Networking and Engagement: On the exhibition floor, Mohamed Ouhemmou engaged with visitors and manufacturers, discussing the benefits of certification and its value in the HVACR market.

Acknowledgments were extended to the organizers, including the International Branding & Communication Joint Stock Company (IBC), INTECH Group, VISRAE, and BEXCO. Gratitude was also expressed towards Ho Chi Minh City Technical University for translation support, and all seminar and exhibition attendees.

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