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Axial Surface Condenser Support Type

12/30/2015 1:20 AM

For Axial type condenser, whether multi ball bearing type support is suitable or only expansion bellow/spring support is ok ?

As per some reputed supplier like GE, MAZDA etc , would prefer to consider multiball bearing type support for axial condenser.
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Re: Axial surface Condenser support type

12/30/2015 1:41 AM

If you call the major players, they are more likely to have a translator on-staff.

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12/30/2015 4:27 AM

We need some drawings or something. This sounds like a scheme to accommodate thermal expansion/contraction, perhaps wrapped up in some sales jargon.

I'm not saying the idea is wrong, just that it needs some more explanation.

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12/30/2015 5:45 AM
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