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Forum: Appliances & Gadgets

04-16-13, 12:14 AM

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Refrigerant Control in 1930's Refrigerators

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Posted By marx290

I can appreciate your point about the quantity of...

I can appreciate your point about the quantity of water it takes to generate electricity. I'm sure it's quite large. With all the losses in generation, transmission and compressor motor coil...

Forum: Appliances & Gadgets

04-15-13, 10:57 AM

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Refrigerant Control in 1930's Refrigerators

Views: 5,389

Posted By marx290

Yeah, NiHaoMike, that high speed compressor seems...

Yeah, NiHaoMike, that high speed compressor seems like quite the hurdle to overcome. I would love to see some DIY work on a hybrid system that uses more common components.

I don't have much need...

Forum: Appliances & Gadgets

04-07-13, 11:50 AM

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Refrigerant Control in 1930's Refrigerators

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Posted By marx290

That's very cool that someone is playing with low...

That's very cool that someone is playing with low side floats. As far as I can tell, their use today seams limited to large industrial chillers. What exactly was her application?

Very cool to...

Forum: Appliances & Gadgets

04-06-13, 08:01 PM

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Refrigerant Control in 1930's Refrigerators

Views: 5,389

Posted By marx290

Refrigerant Control in 1930's Refrigerators

A blog post with some pictures of refrigerators in the mid 1930s. Very cool stuff. The capillary tube was still kind of new and so was the thermostatic expansion valve. The Low side float gravity...

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