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R134a flowrate

05/07/2007 2:20 AM

Anyone has the formula for liquid refrigerant R134a flowrate and pressure drop calculation? Need to calculate the above for R134a liquid centralized supply system.

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Re: R134a flowrate

05/07/2007 11:42 PM

Try the following:

The: HARI (The Heating and Air conditiong Institute), http://www.hrai.ca/ or RSES (Refrigeration Service Engineers Society), http://rses.org/main/index.cfm

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Re: R134a flowrate

05/08/2007 11:10 AM

Not sure what your asking in reference to pressure drop calculations, but from my past work in developing refrigerant pressure transducers, I can tell you that there are charts that list the pressure range of any type of refrigerant with their corresponding temperatures. At any specific temp, there is a specific pressure, not a range of pressures. For flowrate, don't know professionally, only an opinion, but I would think the only special requirement would be understanding the specifications on rate of temperature change and response time. (Since you've chosen R134A, I would assume you have already chosen the temp range). Unstanding these 2 variable, along with knowing the viscosity of R134A, will help you determine volumes & flow rate. Again that is my personal opinion based on my knowledge in developing refrigerant sensors & testing systems.

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Re: R134a flowrate

05/09/2007 9:52 PM

Thank you guys for the reply.

Unfortunately the website doesnt help and yes i do have the temperature pressure chart with me. But I need formula for calculation or something which ready for fill in with the parameter.

Cheers!!

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