Transporting and Storing COVID-19 Vaccines

Hwang, Yunho P. H. D. Fellow Ashrae, Greenfield, Ben, Kranz, Bruce, Hoaglan, Brian Associate Member Ashrae, Repice, Chris Member Ashrae, Vaisman, Igor P. H. D. Peng Member Ashrae, Oliver, Jürgen, Nawaz, Kashif P. H. D. Member Ashrae, Elbel, Stefan P. H. D. Member Ashrae

Hwang, Yunho P. H. D. Fellow Ashrae, Greenfield, Ben, Kranz, Bruce, Hoaglan, Brian Associate Member Ashrae, Repice, Chris Member Ashrae, Vaisman, Igor P. H. D. Peng Member Ashrae, Oliver, Jürgen, Nawaz, Kashif P. H. D. Member Ashrae, Elbel, Stefan P. H. D. Member Ashrae.

ASHRAE Journal ; 64(2):12-16,18-20,22-23, 2022.

Article in English | ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-1678887

ABSTRACT

ABSTRACT

Differing storage temperature requirements are not the only concern for COVID-19 vaccines. The entire vaccination process-from the original manufacturing to final vaccine administration-involves various refrigerated transportation and storage systems. This article describes various vaccine refrigerated transportation and storage technologies and systems recommendations for the general public and vaccine transport-related professionals.

Keywords

Engineering--Mechanical Engineering; Refrigeration; COVID-19 vaccines; Manufacturing; Storage systems; Temperature; Vaccines; Transportation; Design; Cold storage; Manufacturers; Supply chains; Coronaviruses; Storage temperature

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Collection: Databases of international organizations Database: ProQuest Central Topics: Vaccines Language: English Journal: ASHRAE Journal Year: 2022 Document Type: Article

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