The Thermodynamic Principles of LPA

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The Thermodynamic Principles of LPA

Most current refrigeration and air conditioning systems waste 20% to 40% of

Co2 Liquid Refrigerant Pump & LPA Economizer

The LPA® pump is an open-drive sealed unit with important design features:

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The Thermodynamic Principles of LPA

Most current refrigeration and air conditioning systems waste 20% to 40% of the electrical power used. The LPA® pump can save most of this power.

How is my power being wasted?

Present day designs with head pressure controls were developed some 65 years ago. Higher head pressures were designed into a system so it would function well at lower outdoor temperatures. These higher pressures were needed to deliver the refrigerant to the cooling coils. Power costs a half a century ago were not a factor so the added cost of operation with lower efficiency did not matter.

At today’s power costs, inefficiency is an unacceptable part of your overhead.

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