The use of a refrigeration plant with compressors driven by inverters.
An inverter refrigeration plant is able to regulate the refrigeration power required by the system by continuously varying the number of revolutions of its components. Such a system allows for:
– operate with a constant evaporation pressure in any working condition;
– to operate with maximum thermodynamic efficiency;
– maximize the efficiency of heat exchangers;
– limit the reaction times of the system;
– increase the useful life of components;
– limit the electrical consumption of machines to a minimum.

Take as an example the case study reported in Table 1 which takes a 25HP compressor as a reference.
From the lines highlighted in blue it can be deduced that a traditional machine can be compared with an inverter machine when compared under nominal conditions. In part-load operation, a traditional machine will instead consume more electrical energy and deliver less refrigeration power at the expense of COP and operating costs.