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.
Smaller than an equivalent capacity screw or centrifugal compressor, the YORK chiller compressor has only one moving part that is always in perfect balance with zero frictional losses. These new machines produce almost undetectable levels of vibration. The result is virtually no noise. Plus, because these are from YORK, you can count on the highest reliability.
YORK Navy Systems has been awarded contracts for supplying this product for several European navies and continues to develop this product for both larger and alternative applications within the naval industry.
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 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.
Our worldwide support infrastructure will meet the demanding timescales and skill levels that in-service naval vessels require.
YORK compressors with magnetic bearings: Extremely compact. No low frequency vibrations. No gear box for improved reliability, reduced noise and increased energy savings. Better efficiency for small centrifugal compressors. Variable speed. High Reliability +100,000 Hrs. Low through-life cost. Shock Rated. Cooling capacities 150kW to 1400kW
www.johnsoncontrols.com
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