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We are pleased to announce that EDIBON is now present at the Egypt University. This university is located in Egypt’s new administrative capital, established by the Ministry of Communications.

We are excited to celebrate the publication of the article by Prof. Dr. Nina Penkova titled "Performance of Diffusion Absorption Refrigerators with Variable Input Power" The study explores how absorption refrigerators, which utilize waste or solar energy for heating and cooling, can operate efficiently under...

We are pleased to share the installation of this custom-made equipment in Automotive Mechanical Engineering at the Centro Integrado de Formación Profesional Número 1 in Santander (Spain).

Electricity is a form of energy resulting from the movement of electrons through a conductor. This physical phenomenon is essential for the operation of a wide variety of devices and systems we use daily, from household appliances to complex industrial systems.

We are pleased to announce the installation of our new TICC system at the University of South Florida (USF) in Tampa. EDIBON's Computer-Controlled Heat Exchangers Training System, "TICC”.

Smart electrical grids, or smart grids, are the result of the evolution of power electrical systems. These advanced networks manage the demand for electrical energy in a sustainable, reliable, and economical way.

We are excited to announce that EDIBON is participating in the AMAZE Transnational Project Meeting – TPM 2, hosted by Poznań University of Technology in Poland.

At EDIBON, we are pleased to announce the installation of two new equipment at the Vocational Training Center for Employment in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technologies in Madrid, Spain. The installed units are as follows:

Direct Air Capture (DAC) is an innovative technology that removes CO₂ directly from the air using chemical reactions with liquid solvents or solid absorbents. Despite challenges such as high costs and energy consumption, DAC offers a potential solution to reduce atmospheric CO₂ concentrations and mitigate climate change. Ongoing research and development in DAC are crucial for improving its viability and effectiveness.

Ensuring access to safe drinking water involves complex processes and advanced technologies. Key components of a treatment plant include intake structures, coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, disinfection, storage, and distribution. Modern systems use reverse osmosis, UV disinfection, and activated carbon filters to improve water quality. Discover how EDIBON can help you understand the entire process.