Marine refrigeration compressors are specialized units designed to handle the harsh conditions of marine environments, ensuring reliable cooling for perishable cargo and ship provisions.

Refrigeration systems on ships use compressors to circulate refrigerant, maintaining controlled temperatures in storage holds, refrigerated containers, and onboard facilities.

These systems are built for durability, corrosion resistance, and energy efficiency to meet the demands of maritime operations.

Marine Refrigeration Compressors:

- Size: 1 HP to 100 HP (varies by model)

- Grade: A1 (ASHRAE safety classification)

- Viscosity: ISO VG 32 to VG 68 (oil viscosity range)

- Buoyancy: N/A (not applicable for compressors)

- Material: Cast iron, aluminum, or stainless steel (housing/components)

Marine Refrigeration Systems:

- Size: 1 TR to 500 TR (cooling capacity)

- Grade: R404A, R134a, or ammonia (refrigerant type)

- Viscosity: Dependent on refrigerant and oil type

- Buoyancy: N/A (system-specific, not a standard parameter)

- Material: Copper, aluminum (evaporators/condensers), stainless steel (piping)