Purecycle280 Origination from Carrier via Conversion from 19xr Chiller |
PureCycle 280 by Carrier and UTC now owned by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries The Carrier UTC PureCycle 280 ORC system originated from a US funded project to show that you can reverse a Carrier commercial chiller into a expander using R245fa.Infinity has the coveted full PureCycle 280 ORC User and Owner's manual as well as drawings for the system, which we include with our IT250 plans package. PureCycle 280 Development from Carrier 19xr Chiller
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Carrier 19xr into PureCycle 280 |
PureCycle 280 Evolution The Generation 1 ORC utilized near-off-the-shelf components without modification. The expander was a Carrier 19XR225 centrifugal compressor running with reverse flow and the condenser was a pair of Carrier 09DK094 air cooled condensers. Infinity Turbine built a similar system, but found that the aluminum compressor blades failed as an expander, so we made that out of stainless steel. There were other common sense inherencies which probably doomed the systems to market failure. PureCycle 280 Blueprints Drawings | Full Set Available from Infinity
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Carrier 19xr into PureCycle 280 side view |
PureCycle 280 vs. Infinity IT250 Infinity offers turbine and system plans for its own version of a similar sized 250 kW net output system for $10,000 USD each. Our format is to provide turbine and system plans for $10,000 each which allows you to build one system to try before you buy a unlimited production license. Infinity Turbine IT250
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Carrier 19xr into PureCycle 280 end view |
Carrier 19xr into PureCycle 280 evaporator side view |
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