I would like to know literature ( papers , news , articles , . . . ) about centrifugal compressors in industrial refrigeration with ammonia , co2 , propane or others refrigerants at low temperatures
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Centrifugal Compressors
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Go to your local bookstore, and get a book called "modern Refrigeration and Air Conditioning"... Should answer all you questions regarding all these systems.
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Join RSES they extensive information's hard copy or CD including compound and cascade systems. From Dido
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Then you will REALLY want to see this link:
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use the search bar in the lower left hand corner....search for "absorbtion" without the parentheses....it will take you to carrier absorbtion chiller literature....installation start up and service manuals which will give you a good deal of information....or not...depending on exactly what you are looking for...
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If you want to know anything about low temperatures CARRIER would be last the very last people to go to From DIDO
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So all of the racks I see out there running low temp Carlyle semi hermetic, belt driven open drive, screw chillers for ice rinks, centrifugals, etc don't work? News to plenty of people out there I'd say.
DIDO, just what do you do for a living? Residential, commercial, Industrial, process cooling, inquiring minds would like to know.
...Ron
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Exhilirated Life Test Chambers???????
Exhilarated is spelled wrong ( big surprise there!)
I did a Google search for them, and got nothing. Care to tell us what they are Dido?
Respectfully, Bob
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The accelerator is the pedal on the right.
Accelerated life test is a whole lot more correct than Dido's web site puts it. slight error, but it looks happier that way. I'm exhilarated now
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Very nice. Now you should be a good samaritan and give the OP the answers that they are looking for. You're the most likely candidate at present.
...Ron
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