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Co2 liquid refrigerant pump now rated at 80 bar
All HYSAVE® LPA® liquid refrigerant pumps have been assigned a design working
The Thermodynamic Principles of LPA
Most current refrigeration and air conditioning systems waste 20% to 40% of
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Sustainable Energy in Ireland – Liquid Pressure Amplification
Big energy savings are simple to achieve. You can make considerable energy savings in many refrigeration systems by reducing the temperature lift. Temperature lift is the difference between the evaporating temperature and the condensing temperature of the refrigerant. These savings are often possible at little or no cost, simply by adjusting the evaporator temperature upwards and/or reducing the condenser temperature.
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EDF Energy – Energy Efficiency in Refrigeration Systems – Liquid Pressure Amplification
Designing an efficient system can lead to significant savings. As with most electric, motor-operated machinery, the running costs over a lifetime can be far greater than the initial purchasing costs. It is estimated that a refrigeration system will cost more than six times to run than it will to purchase. Clearly, the life cycle costs of running such plant should be considered when designing a system. By considering energy efficiency at the design stage it is not unreasonable to recognise lower running costs of between 20-50 per cent to provide the same amount of cooling.
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