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19-04-2004, 08:01 AM #1
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Re: AKV versus TEV
Marc
LPA is a great concept the only down side I can see it that people fit it, but don't fully understand it, install it incorrectly and don't commission it properly, then condeme it because it doen't work properly 
It's hard to make anything fool proof
maybe Hysave should have been a bit more selective in the US about who they allowed to fit their systems 
Kind Regards. Andy
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20-04-2004, 05:53 AM #2
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No MArc, it seems to be the ammonia guys who are the créme de la créme
Originally Posted by Marc O'Brien
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20-04-2004, 04:25 PM #3
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Funny, funny boys.....
...and you call this an "Industrial Refrigeration" forum??
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20-04-2004, 09:19 PM #4
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Re: AKV versus TEV
Well at least we are agreed on something Originally Posted by Peter_1
No MArc, it seems to be the ammonia guys who are the créme de la créme 
just kidding. Nh3 is just another refrigerant, but a very good refrigerant if correctly applied. When quoting work I quote what ever refrigerant is competitive on the size of job I an working on, often R404a up to 200kW, but much above that NH3 is the most cost effective.
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20-04-2004, 09:40 PM #5
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No, No, NO!!! You guys....
Here is an acceptable facility that warrants the use of the term, "Industrial Refrigeration"!
Low stage....
High Stage....
To me, "Industrial" means open compressors, not semi-hermetics. ...Something with a little horsepower! (Or kW to you metrics...)
In all fairness, I am being a bit myrth-filled here, and I meant this in jest. However, I am curious as to the actual definition of of "Industrial Refrigeration" as used here in this forum and in Europe. If you say "Industrial Refrigeration" here in North America, you typically are speaking of an ammonia system. "*****" (all the HFC, HCFC, etc.) systems just are not considered "industrial" in nature here. Can someone give me the scoop on what is "Industrial"?Last edited by Mark C; 20-04-2004 at 09:44 PM. Reason: Again, my speeling errorz
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21-04-2004, 05:33 PM #6
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Great looking plant mark
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21-04-2004, 07:02 PM #7
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It's not mine.... Originally Posted by MarkFiddy
Great looking plant mark It is one of my clients' in the past and jus the first photos I ran across on my computer.
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21-04-2004, 08:42 PM #8
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Mark
nice plant, Frick screws and maybe York recips, at a guess.
Must take a look and see what central plants I have on my computer and post one
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