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India's flagship Bry-Air Awards ceremony for Excellence in HVAC & R industry

Bry-Air, the leading player in the HVAC&R industry, announced the winners of 5th Bry-Air Awards for Excellence in Heating, Ventilating, Air-Conditioning, and Refrigerating (HVAC&R) industry. The ceremony was attended by over 800 heads of corporates, student bodies, academia, international organizations, industry veterans and government officials. The Awards are regarded as the most prestigious recognition of excellence and innovation by the industry, and are aimed at driving innovations in the Indian HVAC&R industry, which at present is approximately worth Rs 25,000 crore, and is estimated to double in size every four years.

Instituted in 2006, Bry-Air Awards are held annually to reward and recognize outstanding contributions and technological breakthroughs undertaken by corporates and students in rapidly expanding HVAC&R field. The awards also aim to motivate and nurture the talent of young engineers who will be the future leaders and innovators of the industry. The winners are adjudged by an independent panel of jury members who are distinguished leaders in the corporate world, academia, industry bodies and government. The parameters for judging winners includes the level of innovation undertaken in design, aesthetics etc., energy efficiency and environment friendliness of the project, benchmarking against international systems, suitability and feasibility with respect to application in the Indian sub-continent.

This year, some of the winners of 5th Bry Air Awards were Most outstanding and innovative project - Anna University, Chennai; Most outstanding and innovative product design- Bhawalkar Vermitech, Pune; Next best innovative product design - Thermax, Pune; Most outstanding and innovative systems design - Air conditioning and Refrigeration Training Institute and Consultancy; Next best innovative systems design-Spectral Services Consultants Noida; The winning project was decided by the following distinguished panel of jury members.