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TECHNICAL REPORTS ing Mitsubishi’s original technologies, such as the flexi- ble structure for the cylinder vane slot and vane coating method (DLC-Si). As a result, we have successfully realized a compressor for a CO2 refrigerant with a high operating pressure, namely the Single Rotary Com- pressor. This compressor has been commercially supplied in Mitsubishi’s ECO-CUTE range since autumn 2005 and has proved its top-of-the-industry performance and reliability in the market. References (1) T. Oikawa et al.: “Development of a High Effi- ciency Brushless DC Motor with a New Manufac- turing Method of the Stator for Compressors,” In- ternational Compressor Engineering Conference at Purdue (2002). (2) Edited by Heat Pump and Thermal Storage Tech- nology Center of Japan under the general editor- ship of Hihara: “Non-freon Technologies: Trends in Natural Refrigerants”, Ohmsha, Ltd., 2004. (3) T. Yokoyama et al.: Performance Analysis of CO2 Refrigerant Rotary Compressor and Study for Im- proving the Efficiency, Annual conference of Japan Society of Refrigerating and Air Conditioning En- gineers, 2005. (4) H. Maeyama et al.: “Development of a Compres- sor for CO2 Heat Pump with a Single Rotary Mechanism,” International Compressor Engineer- ing Conference at Purdue (2006). 12PDF Image | Heat Pump with Natural Refrigerants 3041
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