On my perspective: To replace a compressor, isn't there enough room to isolate service valves and just maneuver the compressor to get it out? Like we do traditionally, instead of pump down the whole rack and have the rush of 20-40 mins max before relief valve opens
Hello, I found your videos interesting. Could you create one about the ultra-low superheat module? I think its application in MT with ejectors for liquid recovery is incredible. In this case, it's easy to return it to the flash tank. However, I haven't seen it being used with an ejector for a low-temperature system. They only offer the module with the heat exchanger to subcool the liquid. Do you believe that if we use that ejector, we might be able to use the liquid as a desuperheater? I also think it would be a good idea to create a WhatsApp group to exchange knowledge about this incredible world of CO2 refrigeration. Greetings!!
Thanks for watching. Check out the video I did with Ignacio from Kysor Warren. I was at TEKO Refrigeration in Germany and their experts taught me a huge amount on their ultra-low superheat system using WURM ejectors. Lots to come.
Nice tour.
It was pretty awesome.
More great content Trevor, always learn something in your videos. Thank you 🙏
My pleasure!
On my perspective: To replace a compressor, isn't there enough room to isolate service valves and just maneuver the compressor to get it out? Like we do traditionally, instead of pump down the whole rack and have the rush of 20-40 mins max before relief valve opens
It will all depend on the manufacture.
It is good skill to learn how to properly pump down the system.
Hello, I found your videos interesting. Could you create one about the ultra-low superheat module? I think its application in MT with ejectors for liquid recovery is incredible. In this case, it's easy to return it to the flash tank. However, I haven't seen it being used with an ejector for a low-temperature system. They only offer the module with the heat exchanger to subcool the liquid. Do you believe that if we use that ejector, we might be able to use the liquid as a desuperheater?
I also think it would be a good idea to create a WhatsApp group to exchange knowledge about this incredible world of CO2 refrigeration.
Greetings!!
Thanks for watching. Check out the video I did with Ignacio from Kysor Warren. I was at TEKO Refrigeration in Germany and their experts taught me a huge amount on their ultra-low superheat system using WURM ejectors. Lots to come.