The widespread adoption of CO2 refrigeration compressors was held back for decades due to one major engineering hurdle: the extremely high pressures at which the refrigerant operates. A conventional refrigeration compressor operates at pressures of around 15-20 bar (217-290 psi). A transcritical CO2 compressor, on the other hand, must be able to handle pressures of up to 120...
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