On-site modification of York industrial cryogenic steam turbines into high-pressure motors
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Last edited by B0SS on 2018-7-12 20:34: York industrial refrigeration units, RWBII856 turbine-driven model converted to high-pressure motor drive in the field
Why is the motor drive being changed?
The rotation speed cannot be achieved; it’s too troublesome before starting up
I still think turbines are more energy-efficient.
But the turbine is warming up. Maintenance,
Not bad; on the one hand, the speed doesn’t reach the required level, and on the other hand, the engine needs to warm up
The cooling capacity of this unit must be low; why use a turbine to drive it? It would indeed be more reasonable to use an electric motor. However, for units with high cooling capacities, it is more economical to use a turbine for propulsion.