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Refrigerated container definition: Is the refrigerated container considered an integrated unit by default?

2011-06-16View Original

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This post was last edited by you*n*nyou on 2011-6-16 at 16:47. I would like to ask fellow members: when purchasing split-system equipment, is the cold box considered to be a single unit by default (that is, the columns, pipes, steel structure, and cold box panels inside it are all supplied by the seller)? Regarding the so-called unit package supply, what exactly is included in this unit package?
Reply #22011-06-16
It is sold as a whole, and air separation equipment manufacturers regard this as their main task in order to make a profit
Reply #32011-06-20
The answer above is correct; the cold box is supplied as a complete unit. Supplying it in individual packages likely refers to the related auxiliary equipment, such as air compressors, pre-coolers, water separators, heaters and other such individual devices.

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