tesco

[coolhibby1875]

3 weeks till the new contract starts is everyone 1 ready for more tupe:off topic:

[Chunk]

Roll on the summer,whoever thought that sticking packs on a Tesco roof was a good idea needs a great big snowball shoved right up their poophole.

I have had a sheltered life and i need to be sheltered once more.Thats a bit:off topic:

Might not last another 3 weeks but getting to work on the shopfloor is something to look forward to.:rolleyes:

[jjthefridge]

so who's got the contract??????

[coolhibby1875]

will be decided in 3 weeks.....

chunk your right the packs energy settings just doesnt deal with these low temps need hot water bottles for the receivers!!!

[Latte]

need hot water bottles for the receivers!!!

Cant please some people. Hot water bottles up there in winter are to keep engineers warm, and the garden sprinklers we have to put under the condensers in the summer are to keep engineers on the roof cool.

What more do you want !!! :D

Regards

Latte

[Tayters]

I thought WR have the contract for a couple more years?

[coolhibby1875]

it went back up for tender as everyone was going to the wall.
new contract worth lots more money which should help all the contyractors out a bit!

[Colin G]

get the pleasure of the new c02 stores

[coolhibby1875]

looking forward to that there are 2 opening soon i cover 1 in musselburgh and 1 in falkirk!

[Colin G]

looking forward to that there are 2 opening soon i cover 1 in musselburgh and 1 in falkirk!


am i right in saying they dont use cascade systems in tesco?

[coolhibby1875]

?? dont know havent come across 1 yet.

[supermarketguy]

Hi Colin G,

apparently Tesco are going down the Transcritical route rather than subcritical / cascade that M&S use.

Should be fun! fun! fun! :D

Supermarketguy

[Colin G]

Hi Colin G,

apparently Tesco are going down the Transcritical route rather than subcritical / cascade that M&S use.

Should be fun! fun! fun! :D

Supermarketguy

nice! under pressure!

[coolhibby1875]

transcritical? subcritical? whats the difference?

[Colin G]

not worked on transcriticle but i believe a transcriticle will employ a system where c02 is compressed and is the only refrigerant where as cascade will have a primary refrigerant such as propane or r404a chilling the c02

[Silhouette]

Transcritical is operating above the 73Bar critical point (you cannot condense the gas above this point, only cool it!), sub-critical is below 73Bar.
I beleive Tesco use a cascade off the HT packs to run the LT packs, both systems are Co2.

[oldesky]

The way the temperatures are in the UK, you will be running Trans critical systems as sub critical systems anyway. In the mean time spare a thought for your antipodean cousins who are "suffering" in temps between 24°C and 32°C. Its costing a fortune in sunscreen at the beach!

[coolhibby1875]

oldesky you sure know how to kick a man when he is down:) i have just spent 2 hours trying to get my car out the drive, pulling a thigh muscle in the process :(

[Colin G]

i swear i just saw a skier slide past my livingroom window?!

[craigpcg]

Well we got the phone call today to say we got the full refrigeration contract for tesco :D........................................... NOT haha

We did how ever got asked to cover all the foster equipment tho:D

[coolhibby1875]

nice 1 craig i done the foster stuff a few years back and really enjoyed it, **** load of traveling though!!

[craigpcg]

Yeah there is a fair amount of traveling but we do a massive amount of travelling as it is.

Only thing is we are tendering for an other big contract just now and i think this would put us over the edge :lol:

Hmmmm bugger