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11-26-2012, 09:13 PM #1
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First black friday in my life I had 1/2 a million dollars to drop!
Putting trans-critical CO2 system into its new home! Works not suppose to be so much fun!
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11-29-2012, 09:55 AM #2
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needs moar details.....and pics of the system in place and doin it's thang......
without the details, I'm lost, because I have no idea what a trans-critical CO2 system is.
You can't learn a thing with your mouth open.
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11-29-2012, 09:59 AM #3
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Google? youtube?
It's refreshing to pull your head out of the box when servicing a system.
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11-29-2012, 10:14 AM #4
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But, it's his post with his system. I can educate myself all day long on all types of things, but I like the conversational approach.
You can't learn a thing with your mouth open.
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11-29-2012, 06:22 PM #5
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This is the first Trans-Critical CO2 store going in within the United States. CO2 means extremely high pressure. Yesterday I met with the engineers from Hill Phoenix. We unwrapped one of the 4 rack systems going in. I myself do not know anything about this CO2 system but I am amped up to be running this project! The guys from Hill Phoenix gave me a brief synopsis of all the components and their operating pressures. Discharge pressures run about 1780 PSI. That is no joke there. I plan on erecting a blast chamber where I can stand while doing my pressure testing. We are having a training class next week. And Ill be able to share more then. Here is some eye candy for you in the mean time.
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11-29-2012, 06:58 PM #6
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That looks really awesome. Keep us posted on it.
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11-29-2012, 06:58 PM #7
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Tomorrow I have a 10,000# Lull coming in so we can lift the heaviest rack into the room. The first one they sent could not lift rack DT3. Walkin freezers and coolers are being built. Underground plumbing is going in and probably next week we will be doing a helicopter lift to put the 5 condensers, oops I mean GAS COOLERS on the roof. Work aint suppose to be so much fun!
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11-30-2012, 09:59 AM #8
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Wow. That's a big deal. I take it from the pic's that this is an existing building being renovated into a supermarket? Are all the piping systems dropped down to the cases from overhead? Thanks for the info. Great pics.
You can't learn a thing with your mouth open.
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11-30-2012, 11:31 AM #9
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[QUOTE=Fridge Repairer;14686151] "Tomorrow I have a 10,000# Lull coming in so we can lift the heaviest rack into the room. The first one they sent could not lift rack DT3."
Did the lift operator try to lift it and couldn't?
I wouldn't let ANYBODY near any equipment without assurance on paper of lifting capacity and insurance. I have seen lifts where a machine got it off the ground and one small factor caused the load to drop.
Even showing up on site then checking capacities and load weights is kinda too late...
The lift operator is ultimately responsible but if your equip gets damaged there is probably a shortage of replacement units on the shelf.
Not trying to grind your gears but hoping to save you some grief!
I too am looking forward to further pics of this cool job.
Hope it goes perfectly for you!
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12-01-2012, 04:57 PM #10
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Nice Pics.
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.
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12-01-2012, 05:41 PM #11
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20120198674 That patent paying off,, would love to pick your brain,, congrats
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01-28-2013, 10:06 PM #12
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It's amazing how much of an investment has been made to get the Valve Core Gripper off the ground. Im not in the green yet but I am climbing out of the hole. All the profit I make I reinvest back into the tool. Currently working on the drawings to get a production run of the Enviro-Gripper going. Hope to get it out by the end of the year. Between my job and chasing my dreams I'm working 24hrs a day! Whats your question zartangreen?
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02-05-2013, 12:28 AM #13
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Sorry for delay been working my other Job which is Cha$ing my money,, 2 Many questions for Public,, nothing like a Hand shake. But my 1 question is are u prepared for the hvac expo in nyc next year. I heard U wont have no problems with the Booth location. I was actually at chicago last year and I was treated well. So I would like 2 do the same. I dont know who is Miguel Jordan is and i know i can find a tigers in the woods. I pass a rod to my helper Alex.
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People like You are the one's that make the world go round.. Maybe we can share a booth either way I will open many doors if u just answer a few questions,,
I have a clan of Union carpenters so dont worry about that javits center Lock. Open 4 U. I swear I thought of groupon years a go. And knew FacBuoK was dangerous.
I also have vendors ask me for favors,, Nothing shady just the outcome of being good 2 people for no motive.Customer is alWays opposite of Left
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