superduke
03-02-2013, 05:03 PM
hi there
i have a quick couple of questions about the refrigeration circuit
If a condenser does not work properly the refrigerant cannot cool properly so you would get low subcooling , would this mean that not all the refrigerant would not be subcooled liquid ,
if it cannot that means (i think ) there is not going to be enough super heating causing the refrigerant to turn back to low pressurre super heated vapour to early which means it cannot remove enough heat from the refridgeratated space
what would this look like on the gauges would i have a high low side pressure and a high high side pressure
i have a quick couple of questions about the refrigeration circuit
If a condenser does not work properly the refrigerant cannot cool properly so you would get low subcooling , would this mean that not all the refrigerant would not be subcooled liquid ,
if it cannot that means (i think ) there is not going to be enough super heating causing the refrigerant to turn back to low pressurre super heated vapour to early which means it cannot remove enough heat from the refridgeratated space
what would this look like on the gauges would i have a high low side pressure and a high high side pressure