The compressor is running, but you can't hear it.
That's because YORK Navy Systems, a division of
Johnson Controls, has developed innovative
centrifugal magnetic bearing technology for
onboard cooling plants. The goal is to help make
one of the most difficult environments on earth a
little more comfortable and safe by eliminating
compressor motor noise and vibration.
YORK Navy Systems is dedicated to providing
HVAC&R systems for warships and their support
vessels. Our equipment can be found on hundreds
of ships around the world, including all NATO
nuclear submarines and the majority of NATO
conventional submarines and surface combatants.
YORK Navy systems designs the onboard systems
and supplies complete equipment packages
including air filtration units, air treatment units,
ultra-violet odour filters, high integrity gas tight
closures and fully integrated ductwork systems, in
fact everything the modern warship needs to help
it operate at maximum efficiency and keep its
crews comfortable and safe.
YORK Chillers with magnetic bearing compressors:
Extremely compact. No low frequency vibrations.
No gear box for improved reliability, no lubricating
oil.reduced noise and increased energy savings.
Variable speed. High Reliability +100,000 Hrs.
Low through-life cost. Shock Rated.
Cooling capacities 100 kW to 1260 kW.
www.johnsoncontrols.com
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Sales Contacts :
UK : steve.hayward@jci.com, + 44(0)1268-246165
USA : jack.m.barney@jci.com, + 1 717-771-6393
APAC : tony.gale@jci.com, + 1 717-771-7965
France : frederic.mackowiak@jci.com, + 33 2-40-30-6368
India : vijay.pitre@jci.com, + 91 (20)222-952750
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