The ATMOsphere Podcast Network
Oct 21, 2026 · 3 min · 5 segments
At Chillventa 2026 Czech Republic-based manufacturer Mirai Intex unveiled a propane (R290) turbo (centrifugal) compressor designed for heat pumps used in commercial and industrial applications…
At Chilventa 2026, Czech Republic-based manufacturer Mirai Intex unveiled a propane R290 turbo centrifugal compressor designed for heat pumps used in commercial and industrial applications, building on its pioneering work on smaller capacity R290 turbo compressors for chillers.
The new MT450 horsepower compressor can operate in ambient temperatures ranging from minus 20 to 35 degrees Celsius, minus 4 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit with an optional version operating at up to 45 degrees Celsius, 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
It can produce hot water at up to 73 degrees Celsius, 163 degrees Fahrenheit.
It can also be used in chiller applications.
Mirai Intex has not yet announced a customer for the new compressor.
It will be released for sale in the middle of next year.
At Chilventa 2026, Czech Republic-based manufacturer Mirai Intex unveiled a propane R290 turbo centrifugal compressor designed for heat pumps used in commercial and industrial applications, building on its pioneering work on smaller capacity R290 turbo compressors for chillers.
The new MT450 horsepower compressor can operate in ambient temperatures ranging from minus 20 to 35 degrees Celsius, minus 4 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit with an optional version operating at up to 45 degrees Celsius, 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
It can produce hot water at up to 73 degrees Celsius, 163 degrees Fahrenheit.
It can also be used in chiller applications.
Mirai Intex has not yet announced a customer for the new compressor.
It will be released for sale in the middle of next year.
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