Very Cool!
awesome aussie tech!
what will those aussies think of next?!?!
Camping coolers use the same method today, with a water absorbent material on the outside covered with perforated aluminum and plastic inside, Good for keeping your beer cool Bruce.
Nice Pics fridg. Long time no see... How is everything?
Nice post...very interesting... never seen anything like that before !
Hats off to its inventor.. nice pics
i think the pictures have been removed already.
I`ve seen worse cabinets being manufactured today!Thanks for the pics, very interesting
so this is the "Coolgardie safe" ??
A fellow fridgy has a very good example of the next generation fridge to circa 1923 see pics at http://http://en.wikipedia.org/w/ind...pe=1&#Inventor
Thank you for your comments Seanf. Yes I will be removing the compressor and expansion valve then flushing all the different sections to remove any carbon
You get something called AK Flush in the UK. They use CO2 for some welding processes, not sure if there would be a bad reaction with a refrigerant
Shaaf, With-42 suction normally have hot gas to drive open valve to reduce pressure drop on cooling mode. S1 hot gas external connection
Shaaf, With-42 suction normally have hot gas to drive open valve to reduce pressure drop on cooling mode. S1 hot gas connection
1. Because here in our plant, PM40 is installed at the suction line (-42 degrees Celsius) with pilot valves S1 solenoid valve and S2 CVP (set on least
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