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| Xenos
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|  "Variable Speed DC Compressor."
, posted Fri 11 Mar 23:03  
I was invited to a presentation today on a new compressor design. This compressor is Oil less and has no bearings . The shaft runs on a bed of electromagnets and their sizes range from 60 to 240 tons. Just thought I would give a little information on a new emerging technology.
More information can be found at www.turbocor.com
Xenos.
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| DJsRepS
| "Re(1):Variable Speed DC Compressor." , posted Sat 5 Nov 10:11
I saw that compressor at a trade show in Orlando. It has no pistons it is like a scroll or centrifical.
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| chiller guy
| "Re(1):Variable Speed DC Compressor." , posted Wed 16 Mar 08:40
Just checked out the web site you gave. It is an interesting concept but will have to prove itself in the market place. Thanks for the heads up.
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| chiller guy
| "Re(1):Variable Speed DC Compressor." , posted Sun 13 Mar 08:46
Is this perhaps a York Chiller? Trane is working with ceramic bearings (no oil). Lots of interesting things happen in this career field.
All refrigerants are safe - All refrigerant are dangerous. The difference is YOU !!!
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| | Xenos
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| "Re(2):Variable Speed DC Compressor." , posted Sun 13 Mar 09:14
I believe it’s Dunham-Bush, using it in their chillers, Eng-Air, Mc-Quay and Mammoth are using it in their roof top’s.
Xenos.
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