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    Ice Trough Design



    Hello everyone. I have been contacted to create a ice trough approximately 200 Feet Long x 8" Wide X ??Deep.

    Has anyone experienced this type of installation before??

    Here are my questions/concerns........

    Customer does not want any (minimal) condensation on the proposed 2" stainess lip.
    Customer doesn't want condensation dripping on the underside.
    Should I use regular refr. compressor or should I look into glycol circ. units.

    I guess I can come up with 1000 concerns/questions. Anyone can offer any help/opinions???



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    Re: Ice Trough Design

    What did your design specification say when you tendered for the job?
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    Re: Ice Trough Design

    There are no design specs. They have contacted me since I've been their maintenance guy for 10+ years and were hoping we can come up with something for them.

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    Sorry, my mistake, I read 'contracted' instead of 'contacted'. oops
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    Re: Ice Trough Design

    hi gatorman!

    not sure if you want to transport this ice along the trouph or what!
    what i do know is if that is so we found that stainless steel screws are the best and we used normal sheet armourflex about 1/2 inch thick glued to the underside that stopped the condensation

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