Temprite
Transcritical Vertical Receivers
Temprite’s line of transcritical vertical receivers have a working pressure of 90bar (1305PSI).

Fig. 01 — Temprite Transcritical Vertical Receivers
01 Overview
These receivers’ range in volume from 12.68L (3.35Gal) to 209.03L (55.22Gal).
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Temprite Transcritical Vertical Receivers are designed for small- to large-transcritical CO₂ refrigerant systems. A liquid receiver is a storage tank for holding liquid refrigerant and is located after the condenser in a refrigeration system. A liquid receiver is an important part of any system because it ensures liquid refrigerant is entering the expansion device. Each receiver has inlet and outlet connections and a threaded port for installation of an overpressure safety relief device. Transcritical horizontal receivers are also available.
Temprite has a new range of vertical liquid receivers for use in transcritical CO2 systems. The standard line is rated for 90 bar service. Special receivers are available for pressures up to 130 bar.
02 Technical dossier
Specifications
9 data points · as published by Temprite
- Refrigerant
- R744 (transcritical)
- Operating pressure
- MWP: 90bar (1305psi)
01Performance
1 entry
- Pump down capacity
- 6.5 kg (14.4 lbs) – 181.6 kg (400.4 lbs)
02Operating limits
2 entries
- Operating pressure
- MWP: 90 bar (1305 psi)
- Operating temperature
- 160 °C – 0 °C (320 °F – 32 °F)
03Refrigerant
2 entries
- Refrigerant
- R744 (transcritical)
- Refrigerant
- CO₂
04Build & dimensions
2 entries
- Height/diameter (mm/in.)
- H: 483 mm (19 in.) – 1,676 mm (66 in.) D: 15.2 mm (6 in.) – 457 mm (18 in.)
- Volume (l/gal)
- 7.5 Liters (1.98 Gallons) – 209.03 Liters (55.22 Gallons)
05Certification & markets
2 entries
- Certification
- UL, PED and CRN in process, ASME available
- Region
- Africa, Asia, Australia & NZ, China, Europe, Global, Japan, North America, South America
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