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48th International Congress and Exhibition HVAC&R

Towards healthy, sustainable and resilient buildings, settlements and cities with zero CO<sub>2</sub> emission.

The programme of  the 48<sup>th</sup> international congress on heating, refrigeration and air-conditioning continues to deal with everything that was included, considered and proposed at the previous 47<sup>th</sup>  congress and that was commended by many participants in their written and verbal messages.

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These problems are related to buildings in the conditions of depletion of conventional sources of energy, environmental protection, natural disasters and extreme weather, but also to frequent impacts of human activity on human life and health, migrations towards large cities and living conditions in them. All these factors affect the lifestyle changes, health maintenance, bringing up new generations, their physical health and education, but they also affect the increased population density in the urban environments intensifying the construction of tall or high-rise buildings.  All these issues were discussed at the last year's congress and confirmed as topical by the participants.

The programme of the 48<sup>th</sup>  congress has already aroused interest of many professionals worldwide.  The interest in this year's congress has been shown by the associations that have close international cooperation with the leading professional and scientific institutions for heating, refrigeration, air-conditioning, the environmental protection, CO<sub>2</sub> concentration reduction, the Montreal Protocol implementation...

In anticipation of the record number of guests from the countries from all the continents, the congress main topics  still include  CO<sub>2</sub> emissions reduction, new constructions of refrigeration devices and equipment, solar energy use, resilient and sustainable buildings in the context of migrations, attacks, fires,  and natural disasters and weather extremes.

With the increase of population concentration in large cities and tendency of tall or high-rise building construction, HVAC&R systems in buildings have an even more delicate task: to maintain health and  indoor comfort conditions with the precise and automatic control of additional equipment as power consumers: elevators, escalators, fire protection systems, artificial lighting, indoor acoustics, etc.  In this context the urban design of cities is important since, when it comes to buildings and cities, and especially the rurbanisation approach,   contribution is not only expected from the field of mechanical engineering, but from all other professions involved in the planning, construction, landscaping, and optimal operation of cities and buildings: architects, urban planners, civil and structural engineers, electrical engineers, forest and agricultural engineers, and certainly IT experts.

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