A portable refrigerated trailer provides a more flexible and cost-effective alternative. By combining a compact insulated refrigerated box, efficient cooling system, and detachable trailer chassis, it enables users to transport temperature-sensitive goods while maintaining reliable temperature control.

The demand for refrigerated transportation continues to grow worldwide due to the increasing need for fresh food, frozen products, pharmaceuticals, and temperature-sensitive goods. For trailer manufacturers and reefer trailer builders, choosing a reliable refrigeration system supplier is essential to creating high-performance cold chain solutions.

For transport refrigeration systems, compressor reliability directly affects the safety of temperature-sensitive goods during transportation.

Unlike stationary refrigeration systems, truck refrigeration units and van refrigeration units often operate under challenging conditions, including frequent startup, changing ambient temperatures, long operating hours, and variable cooling loads.

During startup, the evaporator pressure can rise rapidly, causing higher suction pressure and increased compressor load. If this pressure is not properly controlled, the compressor may experience overload, excessive current consumption, and reduced service life.

To solve this problem, many refrigeration systems use a Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV) with Maximum Operating Pressure (MOP) function.

So, what exactly is MOP, and why is it important for transport refrigeration compressors?